Results of tests utilizing jet impingement and rotating ring electrodes to create differential velocity effects on CuNi alloy C70600 in seawater will be reviewed. Galvanic current between the high and low velocity segments of these split electrode tests is monitored to identify relative velocity effects.

Subject
Cathodes, Films, Materials, Corrosion rate, Flow velocity, Current measurements, Seawater, Test apparatus, Current densities, Film formation, Jet impingement, Galvanic current, Anodes
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1986
Association for Materials Protection and Performance (AMPP)
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