Assessment of the protective effectiveness of a volatile inhibitor in atmospheric corrosion of steel under conditions of increased concentrations of carbon dioxide, ammonia and hydrogen sulfide by electrochemical methods

Abstract

The effect of the combined presence of atmospheric corrosion stimulants NH3 and CO2 was modeled by introducing (NH4)2CO3 salt into the solution. And the presence of NH3 and H2S was modeled by introducing the corresponding amounts of NH4OH and H2S into the solution. The presence of these corrosion stimulants in the air is characteristic for livestock buildings.