In corrosion engineering, assessing the root causes of degradation is a practical method for identifying the root causes of industrial fractures and degradations. This topic is also one of the most important parts in maintenance engineering. This method is based on data and information collection to provide the best and most appropriate solutions to improve conditions and prevent corrosion. The 6 steps of this application method are shown in the following flowchart:
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What is Corrosion?
In this article from Journal of Corrosion, we will discuss about what is corrosion and related topics.
Corrosion is a n...
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Types of corrosion
Galvanic corrosion (corrosion of dissimilar metals, incorrectly called electrolysis); It is one of the most important types of corr...
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Oct
Corrosion of metals and its exacerbating factors
Metals Corrosion; The rate of corrosion interaction is related to several kinetic and thermodynamic factors, such as temperature, p...
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Oct
What is cathodic protection
To better understand what cathodic protection is; We must know that this method is one of the most effective methods of corrosion con...
21
Oct
What is Corrosion Coupon? (Corrosion Coupon)
What is Corrosion Coupon ?Corrosion coupons are a very simple and effective tool. This tool provides a quantitative estimate of the...
21
Oct
Galvanic corrosion
Galvanic corrosion, also known as bimetallic corrosion. This type of corrosion is a common form of corrosion degradation that in mo...
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Oct
Microbially induced corrosion
Microorganisms are ubiquitous in nature and grow rapidly in air, soil and water. Organisms involved in the three processes of biopoll...
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Corrosion management
A corrosion management system (CMS) is a documented set of processes and instructions needed to plan, execute and improve an organiza...
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Iron corrosion and prevention methods
Practically the only factor that limits the longevity of Iron is its Oxidation. In the United States, an estimated 100 billion$ is ...
