Abstract

Corrosion of X80 pipeline steel in an acidic red soil slurry was studied by means of electrochemical impedance spectroscopy(EIS) and polarization technique. The results show that in a water-saturated red soil, the EIS of X80 steel contains a capacitive arc at high frequency and a capacitive arc from the interface process in frequency region of 10-2~104Hz as well as an inductive loop appears at low frequency exhibiting processes related with adsorption or pitting nucleation;the electrode process was controlled by diffusion process after 30 d exposure; iron oxides residing in the soil tend to enhance the corrosion process of the steel, correspondingly a corrosion mechanism has been proposed.

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