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Faculty of EngineeringChemical and Materials Engineering
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Poster Session


Although Stainless steel is highly resistant to corrosion and has good mechanical properties, in corrosive-erosive environments it does not perform well. The problem is described by the passive film breakdown caused by solid particles impacts.

A series of tests were implemented to examine the validity of a novel erosion corrosion model proposed by B.T.LU et al. A single impingement device is exclusively designed to detect the transient current produced from single particle impacts. SEM observations on scratched surfaces coupled with electrochemical noise measurements demonstrated a reasonable match with the theoretical model.

 

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Gord WinkelGord Winkel, P.Eng

Syncrude's Aurora Bitumen Production Vice President and 2002 Canadian Institute of Mining Distinguished Lecturer ...full

 

 

Jorge ChamJorge Cham, PhD

Author of the famous comic strip about graduate life, or the lack thereof ...full

 

 

 

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