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Effects of Seasonal Conditions and the Slope of a Specimen on the Atmospheric Corrosion of Steel in the Tropics of Viet-Nam

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The results of the field tests of a plain carbon steel in the rural and marine atmospheres of the Northern Vietnam are discussed. The steel specimens were exposed in various year seasons at slope angles of 30° and 45° to the horizontal. The meteorological and aerochemical parameters of enviroment were simultaneously recorded. The effect of the slope angle was noticeable at early stages of the corrosion of a specimen. On the completion of a year-long climatic cycle, the difference in the corrosion effects on the specimens with both the above slope angles did not exceed 10%. During the winter season, the corrosion of the steel is determined by an increased integral time of wetness, TOW (that is, the life time of the films of a corrosive electrolyte at the metal surface).

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Binh, D.T., Strekalov, P.V. & Khuong, N.V. Effects of Seasonal Conditions and the Slope of a Specimen on the Atmospheric Corrosion of Steel in the Tropics of Viet-Nam. Protection of Metals 39, 278–287 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1023927506575

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