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Corrosion Details
  Corrosion Details Tutorial
Corrosion details can be accessed by clicking button “Show details” in the FREECORP data window. This feature gives a tabulation of all involved corrosive species in terms of their contributions to overall corrosion rate expressed in percentage.
For CO2 corrosion, the values are obtained based on cathodic current densities of the corrosive species and shown as percentages (see figure). This example shows that in corrosion of 1.98 mm/year pH contributes 45%, CO2 contributes 37.51 %, H2O contributes .2% and HAc contributes 16.45%.



For H2S corrosion, the values are calculated based on fluxes of corrosive species and shown as percentages (see figure). The example shows that H2S contributes 18.37%, pH contributes 41.06%, CO2 contributes 25.58%, and HAc contributes 14.99% to overall corrosion of 0.175 mm/year.

 

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Russ College of Engineering
Department of Chemical Engineering
Institute for Corrosion

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