Abstract
This study presents a new phase field model of pitting corrosion for metal materials, encapsulating the transport of ionic species and electrochemical reactions in the electrolyte, and the effect of temperature on corrosion kinetics is incorporated by relating the interface kinetics parameter to the temperature. The Allen-Cahn and Cahn-Hilliard equations, along with the Poisson’s equation, is established to govern phase transformation, ions diffusion and electrostatic potential distribution, respectively. The model is validated by conducting several benchmark numerical studies. Simulation results demonstrate that within the temperature range of 10 °C to 20 °C, the model closely matches experimental data and result from sharp interface model. Additionally, the model effectively reproduces the pit shapes observed in experiments and captures variations in ion concentrations within the electrolyte. Several examples of the model simulating corrosion problems with complex evolving morphologies are provided.
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