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On-Line Atmospheric Corrosion Monitoring of Field-Exposed Steels Using a Electrochemical Probe

Tuesday, 30 May 2017
Grand Ballroom (Hilton New Orleans Riverside)
D. H. Xia, S. Z. Song (Tianjin University), W. X. Jin (Institute of Iron and Steel), and J. Li (Tianjin University)
In this work, a new corrosion monitoring system for Q235B and T91 steels that exposed to Zhoushan offshore environment was established by using a portable EN monitoring system based on CompactRIO and atmospheric-corrosion-monitoring probes. Noise resistance was calculated and used as an indicator of corrosion resistance. A 20-day continuous monitoring result indicated that noise resistance correlated well with weight loss data. Wavelet analyses results of EN data indicated that Q235B undergone uniform corrosion and T91 suffered from localized corrosion, which was further confirmed by the surface observation.

Figure 1 EN measurement system for field test