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Atmospheric Corrosion Model of Carbon Steel Considering Relative Humidity, Chloride Deposition Rate, and Surface Particles

상대 습도, 염화물 누적률, 표면 입자를 고려한 탄소강의 대기부식 모델

  • Jinsoo Shin (Department of Defense Science, Korea National Defense University) ;
  • Hyeok-Jun Kwon (Aero Technology Research Institute, Republic of Korea Air Force) ;
  • Hongseok Kim (Department of Mechanical Engineering, Seoul National University) ;
  • Dooyoul Lee (Department of Defense Science, Korea National Defense University)
  • 신진수 (국방대학교 국방과학학과) ;
  • 권혁준 (공군 항공기술연구소) ;
  • 김홍석 (서울대학교 기계공학부) ;
  • 이두열 (국방대학교 국방과학학과)
  • Received : 2024.07.14
  • Accepted : 2024.08.21
  • Published : 2024.08.30
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Abstract

Atmospheric corrosion poses a significant threat to durability of metallic materials and safety of structures, making precise prediction of corrosion rates crucial in industrial and engineering settings. Understanding the exact rate of corrosion is essential. However, accurate inclusion of various environmental factors that can influence atmospheric corrosion in the calculation of corrosion rate is a complex challenge. This study introduces a physics-based model that incorporates electrochemical methods and considers active surface area affected by surface contaminants to estimate atmospheric corrosion rate of carbon steel. The model can evaluate corrosion levels using key factors such as chloride deposition rate, relative humidity, and the presence of surface particles. By integrating these considerations, this model moves beyond empirical estimations, providing a more stable prediction of corrosion rate that is less susceptible to environmental variations. This model provides a robust tool for defense applications, offering precise insights into the dynamics of atmospheric corrosion that could enhance the maintenance and safety of weapon systems.

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