Fundamentals of Liquid Metal Corrosion

Corrosion of Metal – Oxide Systems

Effect of oxygen content on the liquid metal corrosion of molybdenum

Smith, Dale LeRoy, "Effect of oxygen content on the liquid metal corrosion of molybdenum " (1966). Retrospective Theses and Dissertations. Paper 2920.

Study of Steel Tests of Static Corrosion Experiments in Liquid Metal Pb-bi

We try to evaluate the possibility of maintaining the corrosion-resistance of a structural material under the operational temperature and flow velocity of the optimized HYPER (HYbrid Power Extraction Reactor)[1] cooling system. It was attempted to consider the control of the oxygen concentration in the range of 350~650°C. Currently, we are performing static corrosion tests with the oxygen conte...

Liquid Metal Corrosion of 316L, Fe3AI, and FeCrSi in Molten Zn-AI Baths

Corrosion tests of 316L and two intermetallic compounds Fe3AI and FeCrSi in industrial Galvanizing (Zn-0.18Al), GALFAN (Zn-5AI), GALVALUME (Zn-55AI), and Aluminizing (AI-8Si) baths and lab-scale static baths were conducted. In on-line tests in industrial hot-dip baths, 316L steel shows better corrosion resistance than Fe3AI in Galvanizing, GALFAN, and GALVALUME baths. The corrosion resistance o...

Volatile Inhibitors of Metal Corrosion. I. Vaporization

This paper presents an analytical review of data on the interaction of volatile corrosion inhibitors with the atmosphere, vaporization processes, methods of experimental and computational estimation of the vapor pressure of organic compounds, and effects of vaporization conditions and compound structure on vapor pressure.