journal article·2023-05

Data driven accelerated design of high-efficiency corrosion inhibitor for magnetic refrigeration materials

Qian Zhao, Kaili Yan, Zhe Cui, Bingyao Wen, Feng Xue, Jintong Li, Junnan Guo, Ao Xu, Kaiming Qiao, Rongchang Ye, Yi Long, Dawei Zhang, Hong Luo, Sergey Taskaev, Hu Zhang

Corrosion Science· Volume 216
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Abstract

Water-based heat exchange fluid causes severe corrosion of magnetic refrigeration materials. Here we successfully predict a high-efficiency corrosion inhibitor for magnetic refrigeration by using machine learning trained on a small database. The inhibitor has a significant corrosion inhibition effect, e.g., the La(Fe, Si) 13 alloy maintains perfect surface after 60 days of immersion, whereas Na 2MoO 4 and Na 2HPO 4 from an inhibitor form the protective film to prevent corrosion. In comparison with the traditional trial-and-error method, the machine learning method could reduce data collection by approximately 26 times, while the prediction accuracy can be improved by approximately 2–3 orders of magnitude.
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