Corrosion resistance of structural metals depending on the sample orientation and initial exposure conditions in coastal and rural atmospheres. Part 1. Corrosivity toward structural metals at coastal and rural test sites under various exposure conditions
Yulia Panchenko,
Andrey Marshakov,
Ludmila Nikolaeva
et al.
Abstract:Four 1-year tests of metal samples (carbon steel, zinc, copper, aluminum, and D16 alloy) were carried out at locations with coastal and rural atmospheres to determine corrosion losses and the rate of chloride deposition ([Cl-]) on the upper and lower sample sides. [Cl-] were determined for different orientations relative to the sea winds on coastal sites. A methodology for testing metal samples is presented and the values of the first-year corrosion losses of metals (C1) are reported. It is shown that the cor… Show more
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