Corrosion Reviews, Volumes 11-13Scientific Publications Division, Freund Publishing House, 1993 |
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Page 32
... current density requirements in ca. 300 mA.cm2 when the metal was polarized at -900 mV vs. SCE . This cathodic depolarization is even higher in the presence of acetic acid producing bacteria , reaching approximately 800 mA / cm2 and ...
... current density requirements in ca. 300 mA.cm2 when the metal was polarized at -900 mV vs. SCE . This cathodic depolarization is even higher in the presence of acetic acid producing bacteria , reaching approximately 800 mA / cm2 and ...
Page 34
... current required to maintain protection , owing to the ability of biofilms ... density necessary to polarize the metal to the protection potential ... current densities to at least 100 mA / cm2 do not remove attached biofilms ...
... current required to maintain protection , owing to the ability of biofilms ... density necessary to polarize the metal to the protection potential ... current densities to at least 100 mA / cm2 do not remove attached biofilms ...
Page 55
... current density of all materials was very low . As an example , Fix . 6 shows the current density development of alloy N08028 . Cyclic dynamic corrosion current density tests with 1,000 RPM proved that the above - mentioned alloys ...
... current density of all materials was very low . As an example , Fix . 6 shows the current density development of alloy N08028 . Cyclic dynamic corrosion current density tests with 1,000 RPM proved that the above - mentioned alloys ...
Contents
Scale Formation During Nucleate Boiling A Review | 26 |
Change in Boiling Mechanism with Time | 33 |
Heat Transfer Models in the Presence of Deposit | 43 |
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