Atmospheric corrosion

Author: C. Legge
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: This book combines corrosion science and atmospheric chemistry, elaborating on the potential and destructive effects of corrosion on components and materials. It tests new methods to prevent and reduce corrosion damage, emphasizing the latest perspectives in corrosion control and computer simulation research over the past decade. For corrosion scientists, environmental scientists, and anyone interested in the theory and application of this field, reading this book is highly beneficial. The book integrates corrosion science with atmospheric chemistry and related fields, providing a comprehensive and scientific explanation of atmospheric corrosion and its prevention. It primarily introduces the basic knowledge of atmospheric corrosion and atmospheric chemistry, vividly illustrates the nature of atmospheric corrosion with illustrations and text, and focuses on discussing various practical atmospheric corrosion issues, such as the atmospheric corrosion of building and structural materials, electronic devices, and cultural artifacts, along with their protective countermeasures. It also points out the future prospects of atmospheric corrosion. The appendix provides extensive data on atmospheric corrosion of metals and experimental techniques. This book is suitable for researchers and engineering technicians in the field of corrosion and protection, as well as for university teachers and students in materials and cultural heritage conservation. The book primarily introduces the basic knowledge of atmospheric corrosion and atmospheric chemistry, vividly explaining the nature of atmospheric corrosion with illustrations and text, and focusing on discussing various practical atmospheric corrosion issues.