Abstract
AbstractThe kinetics of crack growth under the conditions of stress corrosion cracking of aluminum alloys in electrolytes with different anion composition and pH values from 0 to 13 has been studied. It is shown that for the majority of alloy‐electrolyte systems anodic polarization accelerates whereas cathodic polarization decelerates crack growth. For “chromic acid – sodium chloride” electrolyte it is shown that cathodic polarization under the conditions of stress corrosion cracking (SCC) has an ambiguous effect on crack growth. The behaviour of A127‐;1 alloy is taken as an illustration of such SCC cracking growth in these electrolytes.
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