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Anti-Corrosion Methods and Materials, 2000
Details a number of current techniques and instruments for ultrasonic thickness surveys, including special gauges which have been developed for use on painted, corroded, and hot surfaces. Suggests various features to be considered when purchasing equipment.
HAJIME ISERI +2 more
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Details a number of current techniques and instruments for ultrasonic thickness surveys, including special gauges which have been developed for use on painted, corroded, and hot surfaces. Suggests various features to be considered when purchasing equipment.
HAJIME ISERI +2 more
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Corrosion monitoring with speckle correlation
Applied Optics, 1999The changes in the microtopography of a metal surface during a corrosion process are measured by decorrelation of the scattered speckle fields under coherent illumination. For that purpose a quantitative relation between the decorrelation of the scattered light fields and the rate of corrosion is established in a theoretical model, based on the ...
T, Fricke-Begemann +3 more
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Anti-Corrosion Manual, 1979
Corrosion monitoring is of much interest to the process or inspection engineer concerned with process plant that operates for long periods of time between scheduled shutdown. Examples of such plant are those used in oil production and refining, petrochemical and chemical production and other miscellaneous applications such as maintenance and operations
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Corrosion monitoring is of much interest to the process or inspection engineer concerned with process plant that operates for long periods of time between scheduled shutdown. Examples of such plant are those used in oil production and refining, petrochemical and chemical production and other miscellaneous applications such as maintenance and operations
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Corrosion-Monitoring Techniques and Applications
Corrosion, 1988Corrosion-related problems in oil production and gas-processing operations result in millions of dollars each year in down time, lost production and damaged equipment. Through the use of accepted corrosion-monitoring techniques, these corrosion-related costs can be reduced by assessing potential failures before they occur and monitoring the progress of
C. K. Walker, G. C. Maddux
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Principles of internal corrosion and corrosion monitoring
Journal AWWA, 1983Corrosion is a complex electrochemical phenomenon that cannot always be eliminated but can usually be controlled in a cost‐effective manner. Corrosion may be uniform and attack a surface evenly or may cause severe localized problems, such as a crevice or pit.
Gregory J. Kirmeyer, Gary S. Logsdon
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Corrosion Control Software and Corrosion Monitoring
CORROSION 1997, 1997Abstract Software Data Bases and Expert Systems for the management of corrosion and of non destructive testing for process industries are hereby presented. Their on-line integration with the data obtained on the field using reliable corrosion probes allows the most convenient planning of the necessary controls and ...
C.A. Farina +6 more
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Online Continuous Corrosion Monitoring for Detection, Monitoring and Control of Localized Corrosion
CORROSION 2017, 2017Abstract Non-intrusive continuous wall thickness monitoring systems are fast becoming industry best practice for online detection and monitoring of corrosion and erosion. Challenges with localized corrosion have been knowing where to deploy online monitoring sensors and also being able to quickly and easily interpret the data that is ...
Attila Gajdasci, Jake Davies
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Boiler corrosion and monitoring
Materials at High Temperatures, 2013AbstractResults of a collaborative effort to investigate and develop solutions for key material issues affecting the performance of large-scale coal-fired boilers operating at advanced conditions is presented. Advanced conditions include advanced steam temperatures, oxyfuel firing, and co-firing biomass materials.
Gordon R. Holcomb +6 more
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Industrial corrosion monitoring
Materials and Corrosion, 1979AbstractThe paper describes the experience accumulated on electrochemical methods for corrosion monitoring.Electrical resistance, linear polarization, electrochemical potential and amperometric measurements are described and their reliability is evaluated together with that of the related commercial equipments.The main drawbacks of each method (e.g ...
C. Farina +4 more
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Biological Trace Element Research, 1987
Nuclear corrosion technique has been developed for the assay of various heavy metals released through corrosion and abrasion into electrolytes from various biomaterials like amalgams, chromium- cobalt and gold alloys, steel, and titanium. Application of the technique in measurement of selective release rates under static or dynamic conditions, i.e ...
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Nuclear corrosion technique has been developed for the assay of various heavy metals released through corrosion and abrasion into electrolytes from various biomaterials like amalgams, chromium- cobalt and gold alloys, steel, and titanium. Application of the technique in measurement of selective release rates under static or dynamic conditions, i.e ...
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