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Corrosion Links |
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The
Corrosion Doctor
This site brings in focus new tools, events and concepts
to quantify corrosion damage and the benefits of
proposed solutions. It contains a series of modules
that can be used for training in corrosion science and engineering. |
The
Corrosion Club
This site focuses on corrosion monitoring, with supporting corrosion information
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Corrosion and its Effects
This technical
data sheet briefly discusses some of the reasons
why corrosion occurs and the problems that can
result.
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Galvanic Corrosion
This NASA site provides some good
data.
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Stainless Steel Grade
Selection Guidelines
Good information on Stainless Steel. |
Copper & Copper Alloy
Corrosion Resistance Database
For Copper and Copper Alloy data this is the site to visit. |
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Corrosion
Tables
Searchable corrosion information and tables from
Sandvik. |
The Corrosion Portal
A huge amount of information and links from
corrosionsource.com |
Corrosion
and Materials reference Library
Information on corrosion control, corrosion
prevention and materials selection
From the Hendrix Group. |
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Dictionary of Metal
Terminology
A searchable resource from Metalmart Inc
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Material Tables
This comprises some technical data put together by MJ VanVoorhis |
Stainless Steel Types and their Selection |
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Corrosion Guide to
Thermoplastics
From Dual-Laminate
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Technical
Bulletin – Corrosion Prevention and Detection
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Chemical Compatibility
Database
Use this site to help determine which materials are best suited for your
applications.
An excellent corrosion table source from Cole Palmer |
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Online
Problem Solver
The Corrosionsource.com CPS system provides
assistance in the identification of the root cause of common corrosion
problems through information obtained from simple visual examination of
the corroding components or equipment. It also provides basic remedial
action that can be taken immediately which should mitigate or at least
reduce the severity of the problem.
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Nickel Development Institute
There are 375 technical papers available here free of charge-A super site!
NiDI has launched the first in a series of online training modules
for the chemical process industry. These are online slide
presentations accompanied by audio and scrolling text.
The first module, entitled "Basics
of Corrosion" was written by NiDI consultant Bud Ross
and edited by NiDI Technical Director Gary Coates. Audio is provided by
Scott Farlinger and the user interface was designed by Intelygis Inc. of
Toronto.
"Basics of Corrosion" is about 23 minutes in length and
looks briefly at the various forms of corrosion (uniform, galvanic,
pitting, crevice, erosion-corrosion, intergranular, corrosion fatigue,
environmentally-assisted cracking, and stress corrosion cracking).
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