Transition from Marine Immersion to Coastal Atmospheric Corrosion for Structural Steels

Robert Melchers

doi:10.5006/1.3278401

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Transition from Marine Immersion to Coastal Atmospheric Corrosion for Structural Steels

CORROSION 63(6): 500-514

Article 2007 English

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Field data for the corrosion of structural steel in the tidal and near-shore marine atmospheric zones taken from a variety of sources are reexamined and then interpreted in the light of a ...

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