The hydrogen permeation technique has been successfully used in assessing materials susceptibility to suffer corrosion-related damage in different environments. A methodology has been developed which entitles the use of hydrogen permeation monitoring as a non-intrusive online corrosion sensor with remarkable advantages in particular applications.

Subject
Materials, Hydrogen permeation, Piping, Correlation, Corrosion rate, Hydrogen flux, Experimental data, Steel, Crude, Sulfide stress cracking, Electrolytes, Hydrogen, Oil
Keywords:
Hydrogen permeation, corrosion monitoring, sulfide stress cracking, pre-corroded surface, impedance spectroscopy
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