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The crevice corrosion of aluminum (99.999 wt. %) in neutral and mildly acidic solutions was investigated. Polarization curves were generated in simulated crevice solutions and potentiostatic crevice corrosion experiments with varying crevice gaps were performed.
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Within a few weeks in a 2012 cathodic protection (CP) trial for monopiled windturbine structures in the North Sea, the seawater pH inside the monopile dropped from 8 to 5 and toxic gas (H2S and CO) alarms were energised. This paper explains why.
Seawater pH inside an offshore wind turbine monopole had changed from pH 8 to less than pH 5. And toxic gas alarms were energised. This paper discusses a theory why the pHdropped and solutions to overcome the low pH with the use of aluminium anodes.
Pruebas para medir potenciales para determinar si un criterio de protección catódica (SP) se logra en un sitio de prueba en tuberías de acero, fiero, cobre o aluminio, subterráneas o sumergidas.