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10085 Corrosion Comparisons Among Magnesium Alloys of Interest for DoD Systems Using Laboratory Based Accelerated Corrosion Methods

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Product Number: 51300-10085-SG
ISBN: 10085 2010 CP
Author: Brian E. Placzankis, Chris E. Miller, Suveen N. Mathaudhu and Richard D. Delorme
Publication Date: 2010
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Test specimens of various magnesium alloys common to U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) systems or proposed for use in DoD systems were identically prepared and exposed under bare uncoated conditions in chamber based laboratory accelerated corrosion test methods to assess their relative susceptibilities to general and pitting corrosion attack. The methods used were ASTM B 117 neutral salt fog (NSF) and GM 9540P cyclic accelerated corrosion. The NSF specimens were compared at intervals of 18, 72, and 168 hours. The GM 9540P specimens were assessed at 1, 5, and 10 cycle intervals. The visual corrosion assessments were graphically obtained using flatbed scanning techniques. Following the exposures, final mass loss measurements were obtained for all specimens.

Keywords: Corrosion, magnesium, alloys, ZE41B, AZ31B, AZ91C, WE43B, ZK60A, K1A, salt fog, cyclic corrosion, GM 9540P
Test specimens of various magnesium alloys common to U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) systems or proposed for use in DoD systems were identically prepared and exposed under bare uncoated conditions in chamber based laboratory accelerated corrosion test methods to assess their relative susceptibilities to general and pitting corrosion attack. The methods used were ASTM B 117 neutral salt fog (NSF) and GM 9540P cyclic accelerated corrosion. The NSF specimens were compared at intervals of 18, 72, and 168 hours. The GM 9540P specimens were assessed at 1, 5, and 10 cycle intervals. The visual corrosion assessments were graphically obtained using flatbed scanning techniques. Following the exposures, final mass loss measurements were obtained for all specimens.

Keywords: Corrosion, magnesium, alloys, ZE41B, AZ31B, AZ91C, WE43B, ZK60A, K1A, salt fog, cyclic corrosion, GM 9540P
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