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Research and Development on Coatings and Paints for Geothermal Environments: A Review
Geothermal power production, by harnessing the natural heat in the earth's crust, provides clean energy, with year‐round availability. However, corrosion, erosion, and scaling of power plant components can hinder energy production. In his review paper, the first of its kind since 1980, a detailed overview of research studies on coatings developed to ...
Francesco Fanicchia +1 more
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Structural factors influence on strength properties of S235JR steel welded joints
Abstract The paper presents the results of strength tests of welded joints of S235JR structural steel. Welded joints of various geometries were made: butt joints, overlap joints with a single weld, overlap joints with double welds, overlap joints with spot welds, overlap joints with hole welds, and double-flanged seam. The strength tests
I Miturska, A Rudawska
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Zinc flake coatings are compared using spectroelectrochemistry, accelerated corrosion and outdoor weathering tests. Chloride concentration, and its effect on the passive oxide, appears key to moderating the sacrificial zinc dissolution rate. We gained insight into the influence of the environment and zinc flake (alloy) used, paving the way for tailored
Florian Feldmann +3 more
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On the gradient of the yield plateau in structural carbon steels [PDF]
New design methodologies are being developed to allow stocky steel members to attain and exceed the full plastic condition. For theoretical validation, such methods require a characterisation of the uniaxial stress-strain behaviour of structural steel ...
Reinke, T +4 more
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Oxygen‐Free Production—From Vision to Application
Extremely low oxygen partial pressures can be obtained by adding small amounts of monosilane to an inert gas environment. The effects of such an environment on various production processes such as milling, compound casting, and thermal spraying are analyzed.
Lienhard Wegewitz +4 more
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Glucamines as green alternatives to conventional amino alcohols in metalworking fluids
This paper describes the scalable synthesis of N,N‐diethylglucamine (DEGA) from glucose and diethylamine in one step and its evaluation as an alkaline additive to common acidic corrosion inhibitors. Electrochemical measurements and flame atomic absorption spectroscopy revealed good anticorrosive properties and low leaching of important alloying metals ...
Tom Seddig +3 more
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Evaluation of Corrosion Behaviour by Gravimetric Method
The study aims to evaluate the corrosion behaviour of two steels: BL245 and S235JR, produced at Liberty Steel Galati. BL245 is an alloy used in the oil and gas industry to manufacture pipes for pipeline transportation systems.
Gina Genoveva ISTRATE +2 more
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High‐Order Fiber Bragg Grating Corrosion Sensor Based on the Detection of a Local Surface Expansion
This paper presents a fiber optic sensor for the detection of corrosion processes that occur on metal surfaces. In the proposed sensor design, a sensing fiber with an inscribed high‐order Bragg grating is attached to the observed metal surface. A broadening of high‐order Bragg grating spectral characteristics is observed and used to detect small and ...
Vedran Budinski +5 more
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Investigations on the surface processes on cathodically protected mild steel during AC polarization have been performed. They utilized high‐speed potential measurements that have demonstrated the influence of the polarization parameters on the resulting alternating voltage.
Mario Markić +2 more
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In this paper, the buckling analysis on simply supported rectangular plates and stiffened panels is carried out. Three different plate thicknesses were proposed (i.e., 3 mm, 4 mm, and 5 mm).
Aditya Rio Prabowo +2 more
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