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    ATMOSPHERIC CORROSION OF CARBON STEELS AND LOW ALLOY STEELS
    LIANG Caifeng; HOU Wentai(Qingdao Research Institute of Marine Corrosion ;Beijing Central Iron & Steel Research Intitute ;Qingdao 266071)
    Corrosion Science and Protetion Technology, 1995, 7 (3): 183-186. 
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    Results from & years atmospheric exposure of 17 types of steel at 7 sites in China were summarized. The corrosion rates of the steels may all be described with the kenetic formular of D=Atn. The possibility of predicting long term corrosion behavior from
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    ATMOSPHERIC CORROSION OF ELECTROPLATED ZINC COATINGS
    XIAO Yide; LI Xinglian(Wuhan Research Institute of Materials Protection ;Wuahan 430030)
    Corrosion Science and Protetion Technology, 1995, 7 (3): 187-191. 
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    The corrosion tests in open air at seven test sites in China for nine years have been made for the zinc coatings electroplated by using traditional baths with and without cyanide additions. The corrosion resistances of the zinc coatings have been discuss
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    ELECTROCHEMICAL STUDY OF METALS UNDER THIN ELECTROLYTE LAYER WITH KELVIN PROBE METHOD
    ZOU Feng; HAN Wei(Stale Key Laboralory of Corrosion and Prolection. Instilute of Corrosion and Protection of Metals;The Chinese Academy of Soiences. Shenyang 110015)
    Corrosion Science and Protetion Technology, 1995, 7 (3): 192-195. 
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    Corrosion potential shift with the change of relative humidity in atmosphere and cathodic polarization curves under thin electrolyte layers for copper, zinc and carbon steel were measured with kelvin probe method. It was shown that the cathodic limiting c
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    CHANGING REGULATIONS OF METEOROLOGICAL FACTORS OF THE ATMOSPHERIC CORROSION TEST SITES IN CHINA
    TIAN Yue'e; JIN Lei; WANG Xuehua(The 59th Research Institute .Chin a Ordnance Indnstry ;Chongqihg 630019)
    Corrosion Science and Protetion Technology, 1995, 7 (3): 196-199. 
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    Meteorological data at the atmospheric corrosion test sites in China was colected and analysed. Changing regulations of the meteorological factors were discussed interms of their climate characteristics. Finally, the atmospheric corrosion test sites were
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    AN ELECTROCHEMICAL STUDY FOR ATMOSPHERIC CORROSION OF LOW-ALLOY STEEL
    XIAO Yide; ZHOU Xuejie ;ZHANG Sanping(Wuhan Research Institute of Materials Protection; Wuhan 430030)
    Corrosion Science and Protetion Technology, 1995, 7 (3): 200-204. 
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    An atmospheric corrosion monitor(ACM) which consists of A3/Cu,T/Cu,08CuP/Cu or S/Cu couples has been used to study influences of atmospheric corrosion caused by various elements in atmosphere including pollutants of different salts, SO2 and atmospheric r
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    THE STUDY ON DURABILITY OF RPVC PROFILES
    HU Xingjun(Institute of Durability Research for Synthetic Materals; Guangzhou 510665)
    Corrosion Science and Protetion Technology, 1995, 7 (3): 205-207. 
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    This paper describes the important relation between formula ingredients, processing and durability of several RPVC profiles for the frames of door and windows through accelerated weathering test. It is indicated that an acrylic impact modifier and a sulfu
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    INFLUENCE OF MICROSTRUCTURE ON EXFOLIATION CORROSION OF 2024 ALUMINIUM ALLOY
    GAN Zhu ;WANG Yun(Beijing General Research Institute for Non-Ferrous Metals; Beijing 100088)
    Corrosion Science and Protetion Technology, 1995, 7 (3): 208-209. 
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    In order to study the influence of microstructure on the exfoliation corrosion of 2024 aluminium alloy, four kinds of sample with different microstructure were prepared through different heat treatments. The corrosion behavior of the samples was studied b
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    REGRESSION ANALYSIS AND PREDICTION FOR ATMOSPHERIC CORROSION OF LOW ALLOY STEELS-COMPARED ANALYSIS BY GM(11) MODEL AND REGRESSION MODELS
    TANG Qihuan(The 59th Research Institute .China Ordnance Indnstries .Chongqing 630039)
    Corrosion Science and Protetion Technology, 1995, 7 (3): 210-213. 
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    The results obtained by GM(11) model analysis. exponent regression analysis and power regression analysis using test data of low alloy steels for one to four years, showed that all the three methods can be used to fairly well reproduced the given test dat
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    ACCELERATED TESTING FOR SIMULATING ACIDIC POLLUTION AND MARINE ENVIRONMENT INDUCED ATMOSPHERIC-CORROSION
    JIN Lei;TANG Qihuan ;PONG Changhao;MU Xianliang(The 59th Research Institute ;China Ordnance Indanstries ;Chongqing 630039)
    Corrosion Science and Protetion Technology, 1995, 7 (3): 214-215. 
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    Atmospheric corrosion of carbon steel in acidic polluted atmosphere and marine environment was simulated by laboratory testing. The results indicated that the salt spray/damp heat composite testing shows good correlation to the marine environment.
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    CORROSION BEHAVIOUR OF Al-Mg ALLOYS IN NaCl SOLUTIONS WITH VARIATION OF pH
    SONG Shizhe;TANG Zilong(Dept. of Materials. Tianjin University; Tianjin 300072)
    Corrosion Science and Protetion Technology, 1995, 7 (3): 218-224. 
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    In this paper, the electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) is employed to investigate the corrosion performance of two Al-Mg alloys (LF3M and LF11M) in 2.7% NaCl solutions with variation of PH. The results reveal that various corrosion states will
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    A SURVEY OF SEA WATER CORROSION OF ALUMINIUM-MAGNESIUM ALLOY IN THREE SEA AREAS
    YAN Yumin; LIN Leyun; WANG Xiaohua(General Research Institute for Nonferrous Metals. Beijing 100088)
    Corrosion Science and Protetion Technology, 1995, 7 (3): 225-228. 
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    By regression analysis of the corrosion results of the LF6M aluminium-magnesium alloy fully immersed in seawater for 8 years, the corrosion data may be described with the following two formulas: (1) A = m' tn (2) Dmax = a+b logt with A represerting corro
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    CORROSION BEHAVIOR OF Al-CLAD LF6M ALLOY AT MEAN TIDE ZONE BY XIAMEN SEA AREA
    SONG Wensang; LIN Zhijian(Xiamen Branch of foe 725th Institute of Chinese Shipping General Corporation; Xiamen 361002)
    Corrosion Science and Protetion Technology, 1995, 7 (3): 229-231. 
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    8 years expose testing of Al-clad LF6M alloy has been made at the mean tide zone by Xiamen sea area. It was evident that localized corrosion occurred on the surface of the Al-clad LF6M alloy due to the exposure. SEM examinations also revealed that underne
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    CORROSION BEHAVIOR OF COPPER ALLOYS EXPOSED IN SOUTH CHINA SEA FOR 8 YEARS
    LI Wenjun; LIU Dayang; WEI Kaijin(Luoyang ship Matertal Research Institute; Luoyung 47I039)
    Corrosion Science and Protetion Technology, 1995, 7 (3): 232-236. 
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    Seven copper alloys were exposed in South China Sea for 8 years. Results show that the relationship between the average corrosion depth of copper alloys and the exposure time can be described by H=aTb and that the average corrosion rates for copper alloys
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    失效分析
    A STUDY ON DEALLOYING CORROSION CHARACTER OF COPPER ALLOYS EXPOSED IN QINGDAO SEA AREA
    HUANG Guiqiao; WANG Xiangrun(Qingdao Research Intitute for Marine Corrosion; Qingdao 266071)LIN Leyun; YAN Yumin(Beijing General Research Intitute for Non-Ferrous Metals; Beijing 100088)
    Corrosion Science and Protetion Technology, 1995, 7 (3): 237-240. 
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    The dealloying corrosion process of copper alloys exposed in Qingdao seawater was characterized by using the methods of OM, SEM and EDXA. The corrosion behavior of the exposed alloys was discussed in terms of their microstructures. Following conclusions c

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    STUDY OF MARINE CORROSION AND ANTIFOULING BEHAVIOR OF COPPER ALLOYS
    LIN Leyun; YAN Yumin ;ZHU Xiaolong(Beijing General Research Institute for Nonferrous Metals; Beijing 100088)MA Shide(Marine Research Institute; The Chinese Academy of Sciences; Qingdao 266071)
    Corrosion Science and Protetion Technology, 1995, 7 (3): 241-243. 
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    The relationship of corrosion resistance and antifouling behavior of 19 type copperalloys exposed in seawaters of Qingdao. Xiamen. Yulin of China for 1,2,4,8 years intervals was studied through analyzing the composition of corrosion films formed on the al
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    CORROSIVE BEHAVIOUR OF STEEL IN MARINE SPLASH ZONE
    ZHU Xiangrong;HUANG Guiqiao(Central Iron and Steel Research Intitute ; Qingdao Research Institute.for Marine Corrosion; Qingdao 266071)
    Corrosion Science and Protetion Technology, 1995, 7 (3): 246-248. 
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    One year corrosion survey of a carbon steel has been performed at four typical sea areas in the country. In the paper the testing results were reported, the charactors of the splash zone corrosion of the steel was also discussed. Based on the environmenta
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    ANALYSIS OF SEAWATER CORROSION OF STEELS
    DAI Ming'an; ZHANG Chaoyu; HUANG Guiqiao; WANG Xiangrun(Qingdao Research Institute of Marine Corrosion; Qingdao 266071)
    Corrosion Science and Protetion Technology, 1995, 7 (3): 249-252. 
    Abstract   PDF (304KB) ( 980 )
    On the basis of corrosion data of 16 kinds of steels exposed in Qingdao, Xiamen and Yulin seawaters for 8 years, an expected reliable interval with the reliability of 95% for the corrosion depth may be deduced by statistical analysis of the data. In terms
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    NEURAL NETWORK APPROACH IN RESEARCH OF METAL CORROSION IN SOIL
    GUO Zhihu;JIN Minghui;GUI Xiuwen; MENG Xialan; XING Zhengliang ;LUO Yi(HuaZhong University of Science and Technologe; Wuhan 430074)
    Corrosion Science and Protetion Technology, 1995, 7 (3): 258-262. 
    Abstract   PDF (407KB) ( 945 )
    This paper introduce neural network approach to study the non-linear reationshipbetween the physical and chemical properties and corrosion rate of carbon steel in soil from the collected corrosion data. The corrosion rate of carbon steel in soil can be pr
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    APPLICATION OF FACTORS ANALYSIS FOR SURVEY IN REGIONAL SOIL CORROSIVITY
    LI Shuanglin; YANG Zhiyong ;QU liangshan; HE Ying; LEI Liping(Daqing Oilfield Construction Design and Research Intitute ; Daqing 163712)
    Corrosion Science and Protetion Technology, 1995, 7 (3): 263-265. 
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    In this paper the factors analysis method is introduced to the field of regional soil corrosivity survey through some examples of analysis, the priciples and limits of application of the method are discussed.
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    IN-SITU STUDIES OF SOIL CORROSION ON METAL MATERIALS
    YIN Yaode;ZHANG Shuquan; GAO Ying (Institute of Corrosion and Protection of Metals. The Chinese Academy of Sciences; Shenyong 110015)
    Corrosion Science and Protetion Technology, 1995, 7 (3): 266-268. 
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    In situ measurement of corrosion current of carbon steel, stainless steel, H62 brass and aluminium has been carried out with CMB-1510 protable intelligent corrosion rate meter in Shenyang soil test site. A well correlation between the corrosion current an
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    CORROSION OF STAINLESS STEELS, H62 AND Ly11 ALLOYS IN ACID SOILS
    YIN Yaode ;ZHANG Shuquan; GAO Ying(Institute of Corrosion and Protection of Metals; The Chinese Academy of Sciences; Shenyong 110015)
    Corrosion Science and Protetion Technology, 1995, 7 (3): 269-271. 
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    Corrosion behavior of 1Cr13, 1Cr18Ni9Ti, H62 and Ly11 alloys in acid soils was studied, the results show that corrosion rate of Ly11 alloy was almost 50 times larger than that of stainless steels. A rather good correlation between the corrosion rate and t
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    STUDY ON 1-3 YEARS SOIL CORROSION BEHAVIOR OF CABLES AND RELEVANT MATERIALS
    WANG Yonghong; ZHONG Zhecheng; LI Yaqin(Fish Institute of Ministry of posts and Telecommunications; Chengdu 610062)
    Corrosion Science and Protetion Technology, 1995, 7 (3): 272-274. 
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    The corrosion results of 14 kinds of cables, including conventionval cable and optical cable and some relevant materials buried in different soils for 1-3 years at 7 sites in China are summerized. The corrosion Performance of cable jacket materials was c
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    STUDY ON REGIONAL SOIL CORROSIVENESS IN DAGANG OIL FIELD
    YANG Jianping ;DI Zheng(Dagang Oil Field Design Institute; Tianjing 300280)WENG Yongii(The Material Research Center of petroleum University. Beijing 102200)
    Corrosion Science and Protetion Technology, 1995, 7 (3): 275-276. 
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    Based on the in-site experiment in Dagang oil field onshore area, the corrosion of A3 steel in the region with high salt content, high H2O content and low resistivty is uniform corrosion, and corrosion rate is low. According to the result of cluster anal
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