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51318-11614-Electrochemical Noise - Ready for Corrosion Monitoring in Lab and Field

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Corrosion measurement and monitoring with correlation to corrosion rates can now be applied directly in the field with a new stand-alone hand-held potentiostat/galvanostat in combination with a new in-house diagnosis software of electrochemical current noise.

 

Product Number: 51318-11614-SG
Author: Guenter Schmitt / Peter Schrems / Lars Kuhl
Publication Date: 2018
Industry: Corrosion Monitoring and Control
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Corrosion measurement and monitoring with correlation to corrosion rates can now be applied directly in the field with a new stand-alone hand-held potentiostat/galvanostat in combination with a new in-house diagnosis software of electrochemical current noise. As an example, the corrosiveness of soils is assessed for steel pipelines buried without cathodic protection. Noise current densities are calibrated with corrosion rates obtained from mass loss measurements at four different low alloy steels after exposure in twelve different soils.

 Keywords—electrochemical noise; data evaluation software; noise current densities; handheld potentiostat/galvanostat; field measurements; soil corrosiveness;

Corrosion measurement and monitoring with correlation to corrosion rates can now be applied directly in the field with a new stand-alone hand-held potentiostat/galvanostat in combination with a new in-house diagnosis software of electrochemical current noise. As an example, the corrosiveness of soils is assessed for steel pipelines buried without cathodic protection. Noise current densities are calibrated with corrosion rates obtained from mass loss measurements at four different low alloy steels after exposure in twelve different soils.

 Keywords—electrochemical noise; data evaluation software; noise current densities; handheld potentiostat/galvanostat; field measurements; soil corrosiveness;

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