Influence of Dissolved Inorganic Nitrogen on Accelerated Low Water Corrosion of Marine Steel Piling

Robert Melchers

doi:10.5006/0728

Influence of Dissolved Inorganic Nitrogen on Accelerated Low Water Corrosion of Marine Steel Piling

CORROSION 69(1): 95-103

Article 2012 English

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Accelerated low water corrosion (ALWC) is the term given to unusually high levels of corrosion immediately below the low water level in seawater exposures of steel piling. It has been associated wi...

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