Corrosion Problems and Corrosion Control

Corrosion Factors and Corrosion Cells

Corrosion Control in Industry

The economic development of any region, state or country, depends not only on its natural re‐ sources and productive activities, but also on the infrastructure that account for the exploita‐ tion, processing and marketing of goods. Irrigation systems, roads, bridges, airports, maritime, land and air transport, school buildings, offices and housing, industrial installations are affect‐ ed by cor...

Corrosion control: general discussion.

Angus Cook, Gerald Frankel, Alison Davenport, Trevor Hughes, Simon Gibbon, David Williams, Hendrik Bluhm, Vincent Maurice, Stephen Lyth, Philippe Marcus, David Shoesmith, Clara Wren, Julian Wharton, Gregory Hunt, Stuart Lyon, Tom Majchrowski, Rob Lindsay, Geraint Williams, Beatriz Rico Oller, Mira Todorova, Sonja Nixon, Su-Ting Cheng, John Scully, Ann Wilson, Frank Renner, Ying-Hsuan Chen, Chri...

IX. INHIBITOR EFFECTIVENESS ON CO2 CORROSION WITH SAND Introduction Erosion, corrosion, and erosion-corrosion are common problems in offshore

Erosion, corrosion, and erosion-corrosion are common problems in offshore pipelines, tubing and pipe fittings. Corrosion has an important impact on the total cost of oil and gas production. Considering the diversity of corrosion related problems, CO2 corrosion (sweet corrosion) is probably the material degradation mechanism most extensively assessed in this industry over the last 30 years. In t...

A Short Introduction to Corrosion and Its Control Corrosion of Metals and Its Prevention What Is Corrosion

The consequences of corrosion are many and varied and the effects of these on the safe, reliable and efficient operation of equipment or structures are often more serious than the simple loss of a mass of metal. Failures of various kinds and the need for expensive replacements may occur even though the amount of metal destroyed is quite small. Some of the major harmful effects of corrosion can ...