journal article·2007-02

Indoor atmospheric corrosion in Cuba. A report about indoor localized corrosion

F. Corvo, A.D. Torrens, N. Betancourt, J. Pérez, E. Gonzalez

Corrosion Science· Volume 49· Issue 2
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Abstract

Abstract Indoor weight loss of steel, chloride, sulphur compounds and dust deposition rate were determined in six storehouses having different characteristics. Relative humidity and temperature were determined in three storehouses. A model for indoor corrosion of steel depending on time of exposure and deposition of dust, sulphur compounds and chlorides is proposed. Dust deposition plays an important role indoors. The position of the sample has also a significant influence on corrosion. Indoor corrosion aggressivity in Cuban storehouses ranges in classification IC3 and IC4 according to the new ISO proposal of indoor aggressivity. A report about the presence of localized corrosion indoors (filiform like) using a special designed sample is made.
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