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08231 Effect of Seawater Chlorination on the Erosion Corrosion Behaviour of Copper-Nickel Alloy CuNi 90/10

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ISBN: 08231 2008 CP
Author: Wilhelm Schleich, Gunter Schmitt, Ralf Feser, Kathrin Schnier, Tim Gommlich, and Steffen Günther
Publication Date: 2008
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The influence of dissolved sodium hypochlorite on the flow resistance of UNS C70600 (CuNi90/10) in artificial ASTM D1141seawater at room temperature was investigated gravimetrically using the rotating cage and the electrochemically controlled submersed jet impingement tests. It appeared that even under unfavorable conditions (as-delivered surface, 5 ppm hypochlorite) the critical wall shear stress for initiation of flow induced localized corrosion (FILC) reached levels of 200 Pa. Six weeks pre-exposure in hypochlorite-free artificial seawater at room temperature yields flow resistant protective scales which resist wall shear stresses up to 370 Pa (even in the presence of 5 ppm hypochlorite) without initiation of FILC. The value of 43 Pa previously reported in the literature for the critical wall shear stress of CuNi90/10 in seawater is obviously much too conservative.
The influence of dissolved sodium hypochlorite on the flow resistance of UNS C70600 (CuNi90/10) in artificial ASTM D1141seawater at room temperature was investigated gravimetrically using the rotating cage and the electrochemically controlled submersed jet impingement tests. It appeared that even under unfavorable conditions (as-delivered surface, 5 ppm hypochlorite) the critical wall shear stress for initiation of flow induced localized corrosion (FILC) reached levels of 200 Pa. Six weeks pre-exposure in hypochlorite-free artificial seawater at room temperature yields flow resistant protective scales which resist wall shear stresses up to 370 Pa (even in the presence of 5 ppm hypochlorite) without initiation of FILC. The value of 43 Pa previously reported in the literature for the critical wall shear stress of CuNi90/10 in seawater is obviously much too conservative.
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