Abstract
The effects of Cr and Cu on the corrosion behavior of low-alloy steel have been studied by immersion tests and electrochemical measurements combined with scanning electron microscopy and analysis of polarization curves. The low-alloy steels exhibit higher uniform corrosion resistance than do carbon steel. Crevice corrosion morphology study indicated that the pit-like corrosion attack occurred only on the Cr-containing steels. The crevice corrosion tests indicated that Cr and Cu have synergistic effects on increasing the crevice corrosion of the steel.
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