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Machine Learning for Erosion-Corrosion Prediction in an Alkaline Environment

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Machine learning is a method that allows interpretations of new data using an established database of older data by referring to already-known results (known as “labels”) and extrapolating between them to estimate the label that would be assigned to a different experiment. This can be a powerful tool for corrosion prediction because it makes it possible to estimate a range of corrosion rates for a certain family of materials in a specific range of environments without actually performing experiments. In this paper the machine learning concept was applied to the erosion-corrosion of steels in white liquor a strongly alkaline industrial chemical used for pulping wood chips. Previously obtained corrosion data in white liquor which included different steel compositions particle concentrations and sizes temperatures and fluid properties such as viscosity were compiled and assigned labels based on previous assessments in the industry as passive acceptable marginal or unsuitable according to observed corrosion rate. Models using thirty selected variables were built based on this data using diverse machine learning methods including support vector machines (SVM) decision trees k-nearest neighbor methods (KNN). discriminant analysis etc. Feature selection was attempted for each model. The best accuracies for each method were compiled and assessed regarding their promise for predictive purposes in erosion-corrosion.

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Author: Bedi Aydin Baykal
Publication Date: 2019
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