Analysis on Electrical Connector Corrosion in Southeast Coastal Areas

Kang Du; Jun Xu; Yao Hui Zhang; Zi Jie Wei

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.706-708.1746

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Analysis on Electrical Connector Corrosion in Southeast Coastal Areas

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The special atmospheric environment accelerats the corrosion process of electrical connectors in southeast coastal areas. It causes the failure probability increased and the reliability level declined. This paper discussed the most kinds of electrical connector corrosions in southeast coastal areas. The corrosion characters of the metal material used on the electrical connectors are expounded, and environmental factors in the corrosion of electrical connectors are introduced at length.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 706-708)

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Kang Du, Jun Xu, Yao Hui Zhang, Zi Jie Wei

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Atmospheric Corrosion, Dust, Electrical Connector, Small Opening

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