Abstract
AbstractThe influence of temperature and chloride ion concentration on the corrosion behaviour of Mg−4Al−3Ca−0.5RE alloys were studied in this paper. Corrosion rates of the alloys were measured by weight loss test and electrochemical measurement. The results revealed that a shorter incubation period to the onset of corrosion, a more negative corrosion potential, and a higher corrosion rate was correlated with a higher temperature in 3% NaCl solution and a higher chloride ion concentration at 30°C. The corrosion behaviour of the alloys was affected by surface film and the corrosion mainly occurred at the breaks or defects in surface films.
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