Cathodic mass transfer relationship of carbonic acid solutions with trace dissolved oxygen contamination

Cathodic polarisation curves of carbon steel in carbonic acid solutions typically exhibit a limiting current behaviour that has been associated with the rate of mass transfer. In studies using the jet impingement technique, the magnitude of this limiting current behaviour has been found to be strong...

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Main Authors: John, D, Kinsella, B, Bailey, S, De Marco, R
Format: Conference Object
Language:English
Published: Curran Associates Inc. 2008
Subjects:
FoR 0303 (Macromolecular and Materials Chemistry)
FoR 0912 (Materials Engineering)
FoR 0913 (Mechanical Engineering)
carbon dioxide corrosion
carbon steel
dissolved oxygen
mass transfer
cathodic polarisation curves
jet impingement
limiting current
Carbonic acid
Online Access:http://www.proceedings.com/06219.html
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Summary:Cathodic polarisation curves of carbon steel in carbonic acid solutions typically exhibit a limiting current behaviour that has been associated with the rate of mass transfer. In studies using the jet impingement technique, the magnitude of this limiting current behaviour has been found to be strongly affected by the presence of trace dissolved oxygen. This paper presents a theoretical assessment of the mass transfer limited cathodic current to illustrate the pronounced effect of dissolved oxygen contamination <12 ppb. Discussion is presented regarding the implications of dissolved oxygen contamination on the interpretation of the mechanism of carbon dioxide corrosion. © 2009 by NACE International.

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