The results of measurements of the corrosion of 10 low-alloy irons and steels exposed to 14 soils for periods up to 13 years are given. The magnitude and progress of corrosion as determined by weight-loss and pit-depth measurements are correlated with the composition of the materials and the nature of the' environmental conditions to which the test specimens, were exposed.
Subject
Pits,
Materials,
Molybdenum,
Corrosion rate,
Chromium,
Aeration,
Iron,
Weight loss,
Steel,
Pitting,
Soluble salts,
Soil,
Alloy steel
Copyright 1953 by the National Association of Corrosion Engineers.
1953
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