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Comparative analysis of corrosion mechanism of 316L bellows used in sea water

Abstract:: 316L stainless steil is a kind of austenitic stainless steel with the characteristics of anticorrosion and easy-machining. Pits appeared on the 316L bellows with passivation treatment in a short period of time, no pits, however, were found on the 316L bellows with blacking treatment. Uniform corrosion was observed on the bellows with blacking treatment. The corrosion morphology and metallographic strecture of stainless steel with different treatments were observed using scanning electron micr...
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Zhang, S., Zhang, J., Zheng, H., & Wu, C. (2012). Comparative analysis of corrosion mechanism of 316L bellows used in sea water. Corrosion and Protection, 33(2), 106–109.

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Zhang, S., et al. “Comparative Analysis of Corrosion Mechanism of 316L Bellows Used in Sea Water.” Corrosion and Protection, vol. 33, no. 2, 2012, pp. 106–09.

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Zhang, S, J Zhang, H Zheng, and C Wu. 2012. “Comparative Analysis of Corrosion Mechanism of 316L Bellows Used in Sea Water.” Corrosion and Protection 33 (2): 106–9.
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Journal:: Corrosion and Protection
Volume:: 33
Issue:: 2
Pages:: 106-109
Publication date:: 2012-02-01
ISSN:: 1005-748X

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Language:: English
Keywords:: Failure

Pitting

316L stainless steel

Sea water corrosion

Bellows
Pubs id:: pubs:355679
UUID:: uuid:0430bb30-2283-42d8-b9bc-e7070613950d
Local pid:: pubs:355679
Source identifiers:: 355679
Deposit date:: 2013-11-16

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Copyright date:: 2012

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