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    This document classifies and describes various corrosion mechanisms. It divides corrosion into three main categories: aqueous corrosion, atmospheric corrosion, and high temperature corrosion. It then lists and provides slides describing specific corrosion mechanisms like uniform corrosion, pitting corrosion, crevice corrosion, stress corrosion cracking, intergranular corrosion, erosion corrosion, hydrogen embrittlement, cavitation, selective leaching, exfoliation, and biological corrosion. Slides also address how hydrogen and H2S can affect corrosion.

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    This document classifies and describes various corrosion mechanisms. It divides corrosion into three main categories: aqueous corrosion, atmospheric corrosion, and high temperature corrosion. It then lists and provides slides describing specific corrosion mechanisms like uniform corrosion, pitting corrosion, crevice corrosion, stress corrosion cracking, intergranular corrosion, erosion corrosion, hydrogen embrittlement, cavitation, selective leaching, exfoliation, and biological corrosion. Slides also address how hydrogen and H2S can affect corrosion.

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    This document classifies and describes various corrosion mechanisms. It divides corrosion into three main categories: aqueous corrosion, atmospheric corrosion, and high temperature corrosion. It then lists and provides slides describing specific corrosion mechanisms like uniform corrosion, pitting corrosion, crevice corrosion, stress corrosion cracking, intergranular corrosion, erosion corrosion, hydrogen embrittlement, cavitation, selective leaching, exfoliation, and biological corrosion. Slides also address how hydrogen and H2S can affect corrosion.

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    Classification of Corrosion

    Mechanisms
    A. Aquaeous Corrosion

    B. Atmospheric
    Corrosion
    C. High Temperature
    Corrosion

    1. Uniform corrosion/General corrosion


    2. Pitting corrosion
    3. Crevice corrosion
    4. Stress corrosion
    5. Fatigue corrosion
    6. Intergranular corrosion
    7. Erosion corrosion
    8. Hydrogen embrittlement
    9. Cavitation
    10. Selective leaching
    11. Exfoliation
    12. Biological corrosion
    13. Etc.
    CORROSION

    Classification of corrosion

    UNIFORM
    CORROSION

    CORROSION

    Classification of corrosion

    PITTING
    CORROSION

    CORROSION

    PITTING
    CORROSION

    CORROSION

    Classification of corrosion

    CREVICE
    CORROSION
    CORROSION

    CREVICE
    CORROSION

    Initial stage

    Later stage
    CORROSION

    Classification of corrosion

    STRESS
    CORROSION
    CRACKING /
    SCC
    CORROSION

    Classification of corrosion

    INTERGRANULAR
    CORROSION

    CORROSION

    Classification of corrosion

    INTERGRANULAR
    CORROSION
    CORROSION

    Classification of corrosion

    EXFOLIATION
    CORROSION

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    Classification of corrosion

    HYDROGEN
    EMBRITTLEMENT
    CORROSION

    11

    Classification of corrosion

    EROSION
    CORROSION
    CORROSION

    12

    Classification of corrosion

    Dealloying
    CORROSION
    CORROSION

    13

    Classification of corrosion

    BIOLOGICAL
    CORROSION
    CORROSION

    14

    Hydrogen and H2S Effects

    H2S decrease pH to 4
    Anion sulfide play a role as poison which trap H ion at
    the metal surface and facilitate hydrogen penetration into
    metal lattice.
    Hydrogen induced cracking, hydrogen blistering, hydrogen
    attack and formation of hydride at the sensitive alloy, will
    be formed with the presence of H2S.
    Corrosion product are the soluble Sulfide and sulfide
    deposit.
    At High strength steel, hydrogen stress cracking and
    sulfide stress cracking could occur.
    CORROSION

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