Abstract

Corrosion of X80 pipeline steel in an acidic red soil collected from Yingtan area of Southeast China was studied in a temperature range 20~75 ℃ by electrochemical impedance spec- troscopy (EIS). Theory concerning corrosion dynamics and transition state was applied to analyze the process and kinetics of the corrosion reaction. The results show that EIS of X80 steel in the red soil contains a capacitive arc related with soil at the high frequency region and a capacitive arc from the interface process at low frequency region. With increasing temperature, the soil resistivity and charge transfer resistance decrease, and the corrosion rate increases. Kinetics analysis shows that corrosion of X80 steel in the acidic red soil is an endothermic reaction system companied with decrease of disorder degree.

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