2018
DOI: 10.1590/s1517-707620180002.0388
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Resistencia a la corrosión de aleaciones Al-Cu en biodiesel

Abstract: RESUMENEn el presente trabajo se evalúa la susceptibilidad frente a la corrosión en biodiesel de aleaciones Al-Cu solidificadas direccionalmente: Al-4,5%Cu y Al-15%Cu (porcentajes en peso), en función al tipo de estructura (columnar, equiaxial o con transición de estructura columnar a equiaxial-TCE) y a la composición química. Se prepararon electrodos de trabajo con los diferentes tipos de estructura y se realizaron estudios electroquímicos de los mismos. Se utilizó biodiesel industrial fabricado a partir de a… Show more

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“…Copper exhibited a heightened vulnerability to corrosion in biodiesel and its blends compared to aluminum and steel. This behavior may be linked to the enhanced conductivity of copper or its alloys (like brass) relative to iron-based alloys (such as stainless steel) and aluminum-based alloys, as noted by Román et al [57]. Additionally, the increased corrosion rate of copper and its alloys in biodiesel, relative to other metals, has been corroborated using Open Circuit Potential (OCP) assessments, as highlighted by Rocabruno-Valdés et al [58].…”
Section: Changes In Mass and Appearance Of Metalsplatesmentioning
confidence: 84%
“…Copper exhibited a heightened vulnerability to corrosion in biodiesel and its blends compared to aluminum and steel. This behavior may be linked to the enhanced conductivity of copper or its alloys (like brass) relative to iron-based alloys (such as stainless steel) and aluminum-based alloys, as noted by Román et al [57]. Additionally, the increased corrosion rate of copper and its alloys in biodiesel, relative to other metals, has been corroborated using Open Circuit Potential (OCP) assessments, as highlighted by Rocabruno-Valdés et al [58].…”
Section: Changes In Mass and Appearance Of Metalsplatesmentioning
confidence: 84%
“…El cobre es ampliamente utilizado en tubería como en aires acondicionados o en algunos sistemas de tubería de carros o camisas para pistones [57]. En términos generales, el biodiésel no es compatible con metales conteniendo cobre, debido a que este metal es un gran iniciador para la oxidación del biodiésel [58].…”
Section: Corrosión Y Deterioro De Materiales Metálicos Usados En Moto...unclassified
“…Thermal degradation, exposure time, and biodiesel oxidation also induce corrosion on metal surfaces, as shown for copper, brass, bronze, aluminum, cast iron, and carbon steel [11,13,14]. In general, copper and copper-based alloys are significantly more prone to corrosion due to pitting, according to mass loss assays [15][16][17][18][19], electrochemical impedance spectroscopy experiments (EIS) [20,21], and morphological characterization (SEM/EDS) [18]. Also, the metals and alloys mentioned above generally show increased corrosion in response to higher temperatures and exposure time in biodiesel [16,17,22,23].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%