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This study examines the effectiveness of various types of corrosion inhibitors in a waterborne styrenated acrylic coating, based on salt fog results, (ASTM B117). All of the samples were made using high speed dispersion.
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This paper details a comprehensive AC interference analysis and implementation of an extensive AC corrosion mitigation and monitoring system for a 100-mile (328 kilometer) portion of a regulated pipeline.
ffects of hydrogen on stress corrosion cracking behavior of 304 and 310 stainless steels under load were investigated in boiling 42% MgCl2 solution. Cracking was accelerated by the incorporation of hydrogen into the steel without altering the crack growth mechanism.
In this study, welding trials were performed on 22% Cr duplex stainless steel UNS S32205 corner joints with different wall thickness similar to the top plate and tubesheet plate joint configuration used in a fin fan cooler header box.
Replacement of bones by implants require a second surgery to remove the implant after tissues have healed. Toward finding an implant that (instead) degrades in the physiological environment, we investigate the corrosion behavior of pure Magnesium in saline solution containing Fenton reagents.
Orthopedic joint replacements, implants, and bone plates are generic, mass-produced components, which may not always be compatible. This paper investigates the optimum properties for two additive manufacturing processes, selective laser melting (SLM) and electron beam melting (EBM), for implant surgeries.
Complications occur in orthopedic surgery. Corrosion of magnesium W4 alloy was investigated in vitro by electrochemical methods in solutions replicating the body's environment. To control the biodegradation of titanium and magnesium implants, bio active PEO coatings are essential for biomedical implants.
This paper outlines a study to assess existing mechanical and chemical cleaning techniques in oil processing plants, natural gas liquid (NGL), and utility facilities. The cleaning assessment covered the major equipment at crude stabilization units.
An effective barrier coating aims to minimize exposed surface area. A sacrificial layer requires a large exposed surface.to maintain long term protection of the substrate. This work is to investigate this synergy in order to elucidate the factors that have the greatest influence over the corrosion protection properties and failure modes of TSN.
The effect of the deposition of sand and field sludge on the corrosion mechanism of carbon steel in sour environments. Under-deposit corrosion (UDC) of carbon steel was studied underneath the sand deposit and the field sludge in a simulated sour environment
In Finland, nuclear waste will be disposed in a geological repository in copper canisters. Here, biotic and abiotic mesocosms, containing copper coupons and an artificial groundwater at 10 °C under argon atmosphere. Sulfate reducing bacteria and methanogens were added to the biotic experiments.
This paper will focus on design parameters required for cathodic protection (CP) of stainless steel screens with particular attention on design and operational current density values and suitable protection criteria. The detrimental effects of overprotection will also be discussed.