## Abstract The corrosion characteristics of Alโcast iron with 25% of Al in sulfuric acid are determined and compared to the values that were obtained on Alโcast iron with 1โ3% Al. It is concluded that the corrosion current density is very high. The value of B is 0.020. For p the value of 1 was obt
The corrosion behaviour of Al-cast iron in sulfuric acid
โ Scribed by Dr. ir. J. N. Defrancq
- Publisher
- John Wiley and Sons
- Year
- 1976
- Tongue
- German
- Weight
- 426 KB
- Volume
- 27
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0947-5117
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โฆ Synopsis
Abstract
The polarisation behaviour of Alโcast iron has been determined in sulfuric acid at 25ยฐC and has been compared to the behaviour of classical cast iron and commercial steel in the same environment.
It was concluded from indirect electrochemical measurements (ฮดE~corr~/ฮดpH and ฮดlog i~corr~/ฮดpH) that the metal dissolution reaction was independent of pH under the given experimental conditions, and that b~A~ = 0,05 V for the three alloys. b~C~ changes from 0,116 V on steel to 0,305 V on classical cast iron and โ on Alโcast iron. The B values are respectively 0,015 V; 0,019 V and 0,024 V 0,024 V.
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