Study on Corrosion Behaviour of Nickel Alloy in Acidic Environments

Fang Zhang; Fei Fei Pang; Fan Gao; Rui Feng Zhang; Fen Fang Deng

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.511.16

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Study on Corrosion Behaviour of Nickel Alloy in Acidic Environments

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Abstract: Alloy 600 was studied in different acidic environments with three approaches including Tafel curve method, linear polarization method and AC impedance curve. Experimental results showed that there was greatest corrosion velocity when pH was 4 for preventing film factor; and it was possibly caused by elements corrosion dissolving with different proportional compared with Alloy 600 metallurgical contents.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 511)

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16-19

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April 2012

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Fang Zhang, Fei Fei Pang, Fan Gao, Rui Feng Zhang, Fen Fang Deng

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AC Impedance, Alloy 600, Linear Polarization, Tafel Curve

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