Article | REF: M150 V1

Aqueous corrosion of metals and alloys

Authors: Jean-Louis CROLET, Gérard BÉRANGER

Publication date: June 10, 1998

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4. Derived corrosion mechanisms

Uniform corrosion and the three basic types of localized corrosion just described have been defined "in the absolute", i.e. simply by reference between "a metal" and a "corrosive medium". Clearly, these are only general principles, and will now have to be applied to each individual metal and corrosive medium. A whole panoply of interactions between corrosion and :

  • metallurgy (intergranular corrosion, selective corrosion, embrittlement of metal by hydrogen produced by cathodic reaction);

  • metal mechanics (fatigue-corrosion) ;

  • fluid mechanics (erosion-corrosion, abrasion-corrosion) ;

  • contact mechanics (tribocorrosion, fretting corrosion) ;

  • unexpected environmental chemistry, particularly when dependent on bacterial...

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