Carbon steel and many different alloys are exposed to varied environments in equipment designed for power generation. The combustion of fuel may give rise to the formation and release of corrosive compounds in the flue gases. Several examples of corrosion from this source are discussed under the heading of Fireside Corrosion Problems.

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Sulfur, Water, Hydrogen damage, Sulfuric acid, Tubes, Copper alloys, Corrosion attacks, Mechanical failure, Metals, Steel, Boilers, Deposit corrosion, Hydrogen
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1975
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