CARBONIC ACID CORROSION OF STEEL.

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Abstract

The prediction of the corrosivity of CO//2 dissolved in water is very important in connection with the transport of CO//2-containing wet natural gas. In this study, the relation between the corrosion rate of steel in carbonic acid and the CO//2 partial pressure was determined by means of weight loss and polarization resistance measurements. This relation is compared with that expected for completely dissociated acids, and appears to be significantly different. A theoretical analysis of this effect shows that it can be quantitatively explained.

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De Waard, C., & Milliams, D. E. (1975). CARBONIC ACID CORROSION OF STEEL. Corrosion, 31(5), 177–181. https://doi.org/10.5006/0010-9312-31.5.177

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