The use of ozone in corrosion control of metals in cooling water systems has received much attention in the recent years. Published literature work on the use of ozone as a corrosion inhibiting agent are conflicting. This study indicates that ozone neither has a beneficial nor a detrimental influence on the corrosion rate of copper and steel in a simulated cooling water environment.

Subject
Biofouling, Corrosion prevention, Water, Corrosion rate, Ozone, Nyquist plots, Film formation, Steel, Copper, Biocides, Cooling water, Corrosion potential, Scaling
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1991
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