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Measurement of surface moisture and sulfur dioxide activity at corrosion sites

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Subjectsteel; atmospheric corrosion; water; temperature; measuring instruments
Abstract
The rate of corrosion of a steel specimen based on a day of wetness has been found to correlate with the measured temperature of the specimen and the sulfur dioxide atmospheric pollution rate. Detection of surface moisture was made possible by the development of a suitable sensing element described in earlier reports. The amplifier suitable as a field instrument, designed by the Division of Radio and Electrical Engineering for use with this sensing element, is described here.
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  • ASTM Bulletin, no. 247 (1 July 1960): 47–48.
LanguageEnglish
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IdentifierDBR-RP-102
NRC numberNRCC 5734
NRC-IRC-1732
NPARC number20377280
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