Corrosion Reviews, Volumes 9-10Scientific Publications Division, Freund Publishing House, 1990 |
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Page 66
... flow can increase corro- sion . Fluid impingement onto the surface can affect corrosion . For example , corrosion of some copper alloys used in seawater service may be accelerated by high flow rates . Corrosion may be relatively ...
... flow can increase corro- sion . Fluid impingement onto the surface can affect corrosion . For example , corrosion of some copper alloys used in seawater service may be accelerated by high flow rates . Corrosion may be relatively ...
Page 71
... flow . Addition of inhibitors can eliminate or greatly reduce this sensitivity . The need may only be to demonstrate that the addition of an inhibitor of interest will eliminate this sensitivity . Under these conditions , the ...
... flow . Addition of inhibitors can eliminate or greatly reduce this sensitivity . The need may only be to demonstrate that the addition of an inhibitor of interest will eliminate this sensitivity . Under these conditions , the ...
Page 391
... flow changes direction at bends or junctions , at valves or other constrictions , or in pumps . This type of erosion ... flow velocity is sufficiently high , and is particularly likely where the velocity is locally increased by a ...
... flow changes direction at bends or junctions , at valves or other constrictions , or in pumps . This type of erosion ... flow velocity is sufficiently high , and is particularly likely where the velocity is locally increased by a ...
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