Optimization of Chemical Environment Condition towards Corrosion Rate of Sulfuric Acid Resistant Alloy Metal (Saramet) Using Response Surface Methodology

Slamet Wahyudi; Femiana Gapsari; Husni Awali

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.493.733

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Optimization of Chemical Environment Condition towards Corrosion Rate of Sulfuric Acid Resistant Alloy Metal (Saramet) Using Response Surface Methodology

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This study investigates the variation of sulphuric acid concentration, temperature, and time towards the corrosion rate of saramet using response surfacemethod. Method used in this study is true experimental research. Sarametis material which is included into type of austenitic stainless steel which contains high amount of silicon. Starting at these past 2 years, the material has been widely used.This research used weight loss method. It has been found that minimum corrosion rate is achieved at concentration combination of 89.49% in 3.682 hoursandat temperature of 106,8 °C. From the variation combination, it is seen that the low concentration will decrease ion mobility corrossive ion from saramet.The long period of exposure supports the forming of passive layer which prevent the corrosive ions gets into the steel surface. As a result, corrosion rate decreases. At high temperature, steel which has high silicon content will be stable in terms of its atomic bound which therefore makes it posses high corrosion resistance.

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Slamet Wahyudi, Femiana Gapsari, Husni Awali

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Corrosion Rate, Optimization, Response Surface Methodology (RSM), Saramet

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