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HISTORICAL DOCUMENT. Assessing corrosion in the field. New: long-range ultrasonic testing (UT), fiber optic strain gauges; high-resolution electrical resistance (ER), a new method of hydrogen probe monitoring, and extended-analysis coupons.
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This guide covers and describes the factors that influence laboratory immersion corrosion tests, particularly mass loss tests. These factors include apparatus, sampling, test specimen, test conditions (test solution composition, temperature, gas sparging, fluid motion, solution volume, method of supporting test specimens, duration of test), methods of cleaning test specimens, imterpretation of results, and calulation of corrosion rates. This guide also emplasizes the importance of recording all pertinent data and provides a checklist for reporting test data.
Quick, simple, and inexpensive way to evaluate the accuracy of reference electrodes used for obtaining field measurement of structure-to-electrolyte potentials.
Test method to measure properties and stability of Cu/CuSO4 permanent reference electrodes (PREs) under environmental stress. Specifically measures migration of CuSO4 from - and chloride into - the PRE.
Ceramic materials are becoming increasingly important in manufactured products and componentsas well as possible uses in power plants, high energy batteries, gas turbines, heat exchangers, andfuel cells. In many cases, the ceramic materials are exposed to highly aggressive serviceenvironments such as those found in the manufacturing and processing of industrial chemicals inwhich traditional metallic materials tend to be unusable because of extremely rapid corrosion.Therefore, corrosion resistance is an increasingly important aspect of the performance of advancedceramics. While general corrosion of ceramic materials may occur, many real-world problemsinvolve localized corrosion and/or corrosion-influenced mechanical failure.