The rapid development of powerful software as well as hardware in computer technology has changed the traditional approach to all areas of science and technology. In the field of corrosion inhibitors, computers are used to model, simulate, analyze and monitor inhibitor applications in both laboratory and industrial environments. This paper will present an up-to-date critical review of such simulation studies.

Subject
Water, Materials, Modeling, Corrosion rate, Condensates, Acidity, Amines, Corrosion modeling, Treatment chemicals, Corrosion inhibitors, Boilers, Corrosion protection, Steam
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1997
Association for Materials Protection and Performance (AMPP)
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