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07239 Corrosion Condition Assessment, Mitigation, and Preservation of USS Monitor Artifacts

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Product Number: 51300-07239-SG
ISBN: 07239 2007 CP
Author: C. Brossia, K. Lawson, M. Yunovich, R. Denzine, J. Schmidt, E. Schindelholz, D. Krop, and R. Baboian
Publication Date: 2007
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Artifacts from The USS Monitor, a U.S. Civil War era warship, have been recovered from the site where the Monitor sank and are presently undergoing archeological study and preservation at The Mariners’ Museum. Of concern is the continued degradation of the artifacts due to corrosion. The present condition, corrosion rate, and other characteristics of the artifacts were assessed. Based on these assessments, the corrosion rate of the artifacts is generally higher in the museum than was likely experienced when the artifacts were still submerged in the ocean, due primarily to the increased availability of oxygen and concentration of any salts present during dry-out periods. In order to help mitigate further corrosion, cathodic protection and corrosion inhibitors have been evaluated for possible use.

Additional Authors: E. Klechka and D. Cook
Artifacts from The USS Monitor, a U.S. Civil War era warship, have been recovered from the site where the Monitor sank and are presently undergoing archeological study and preservation at The Mariners’ Museum. Of concern is the continued degradation of the artifacts due to corrosion. The present condition, corrosion rate, and other characteristics of the artifacts were assessed. Based on these assessments, the corrosion rate of the artifacts is generally higher in the museum than was likely experienced when the artifacts were still submerged in the ocean, due primarily to the increased availability of oxygen and concentration of any salts present during dry-out periods. In order to help mitigate further corrosion, cathodic protection and corrosion inhibitors have been evaluated for possible use.

Additional Authors: E. Klechka and D. Cook
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