European Corrosion Congress (EUROCORR 2017) and 20th International Corrosion Congress and Process Safety Congress 2017 Corrosion Control for Safer Living
Prague, Czech Republic 3 - 7 September 2017
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TABLE OF CONTENTS VOLUME 1 INORGANIC COATINGS THE EFFECT OF AL CONTENT AND PRETREATMENT ON MICROSTRUCTURE AND CORROSION RESISTANCE OF MG ALLOYS AND ITS PEO COATINGS ................................................................................................................... 1 Zhang Wei, Fangfang Wei, Tao Zhang, Fuhui Wang
CORROSION BEHAVIOUR OF PEO COATED AZ91 SEALED USING SOLUTIONS CONTAINING NEODYMIUM SALT RECOVERED FROM PERMANENT MAGNETS ............................................................................................... 2 Luca Pezzato, Riccardo Babbolin, Pietrogiovanni Cerchier, Paolo Dolcet, Katya Brunelli, Manuele Dabalà
PEO COATINGS WITH ACTIVE PROTECTION BASED ON IN-SITU FORMED LDH-NANOCONTAINERS ......................... 14 Maria Serdechnova, Marta Mohedano, Sergey Karpushenkov, Carsten Blawert, Mikhail Zheludkevich
FORMATION OF BIOCOMPATIBLE TITANIUM OXIDE COATINGS ON TI-13NB-13ZR BY PLASMA ELECTROLYTIC OXIDATION ................................................................................................................................................................... 15 Stephan Lederer, Pascal Lutz, Wolfram Fürbeth
ENHANCEMENT OF PURE TITANIUM LOCALIZED CORROSION RESISTANCE BY ANODIC OXIDATION..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 16 Davide Prando, Andrea Brenna, Maria Vittoria Diamanti, Marco Ormellese, Mariapia Pedeferri, Davide Nicolis
PREPARATION OF A SPONGELIKE HALLOYSITE-REINFORCED CE-OXIDE LAYER BY APPLICATION OF ULTRASOUND ON WROUGHT MAGNESIUM ALLOY AZ31 ...................................................................................................... 26 Adrian Anthes, Alex Stone, Wolfram Fürbeth
INFLUENCE OF SR MODIFICATION ON CORROSION RESISTANCE OF OXIDE LAYER OF CAST AL(LOW)SI ALLOYS .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 27 Baiwei Zhu, Michele Fedel, Peter Leisner, Flavio Deflorian, Caterina Zanella, Nils-Eric Andersson
THE PROTECTIVE EFFECT OF HYDROTALCITE ON ZINC-ALUMINIUM-MAGNESIUM ALLOY COATED STEEL SHEET............................................................................................................................................................................... 40 Bettina Kroiß, Michael Voith, Gerald Luckeneder, Karl-Heinz Stellnberger, Christian Paulik
INORGANIC COATINGS ON NICKEL-BASED ALLOYS ..................................................................................................................... 41 Adèle Astorg, Lionel Nicole, Clément Sanchez, Xavier Crozes, Carole Monchy-Leroy
SMART AND GREEN HYBRID COATING OFFERING LONG-TERM CORROSION PROTECTION IN CORROSIVE MEDIA ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 42 Thomas Stimpfling, Florent Deliane
INFLUENCE OF GRAPHENE-LIKE H-BN NANOSHEET CONTENT IN NANOCOMPOSITE COATING FOR ENHANCED BARRIER PROPERTIES....................................................................................................................................................... 43 Yu Shi, Sheng Yuan, Sabrina Marcelin, Benoit Ter-Ovanessian, Bernard Normand
GRAPHENE COATINGS: A LONG TERM OXIDATION PROTECTION TO NI PLATED STEEL. .............................................. 44 Erdni Batyrev, Arnoud De Vooys, Cristopher Mills, Samson Patole
THE ROLE OF STRUCTURAL CHANGES INDUCED BY THE APPLICATION OF PULSE BIAS POTENTIAL ON THE CORROSION PROTECTIVE PROPERTIES OF TIN COATINGS DEPOSITED WITH CATHODIC ARC PVD ................................................................................................................................................................................... 45 Dilan Er, Golnaz Taghavi Pourian Azar, Mustafa Ürgen
IN SITU GROWTH OF MG-AL HYDROTALCITE FILM ON AZ31 MG ALLOY ............................................................................. 46 Yingwei Song, Jun Chen, Dayong Shan, En-Hou Han
THE EFFECT OF NO3- INTERCALATION ON CORROSION RESISTANCE OF CONVERSION COATED ZNAL-CO3 LAYERED DOUBLE HYDROXIDE APPLIED TO ELECTROGALVANIZED STEEL ............................................... 47 Katsuya Hoshino, Shinichi Furuya, Rudolph G. Buchheit
CORROSION MECHANISMS, METHODS, MODELLING AND MONITORING IN-SITU MONITORING THE DISSOLUTION AND PASSIVITY OF VALVE METALS.................................................................. 48 Jan Kollender, Achim Walter Hassel
INTEGRATION OF ELECTROCHEMICAL AND SYNCHROTRON BASED X-RAY TECHNIQUES FOR INSITU INVESTIGATION OF ALUMINUM ANODIZATION ................................................................................................................... 49 Fan Zhang
ROLE OF OXYGEN VACANCIES IN THE ALUMINUM CORROSION INITIATION: A FIRST PRINCIPLES STUDY............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 50 Pauline Cornette, Dominique Costa, Philippe Marcus
LOCAL FINE STRUCTURAL INSIGHT INTO DIFFUSIVITY OF ANION VACANCIES IN TITANIUM PASSIVE FILM................................................................................................................................................................................................ 51 Lu Wang, Hongying Yu, Dongbai Sun
EVOLUTION OF PASSIVE FILM BEHAVIOR ON MECHANICALLY POLISHED NITI SHAPE MEMORY ALLOY DURING FORWARD MARTENSITIC TRANSFORMATION ................................................................................................ 62 Mahdi Mohajeri, Homero Castaneda_lopez, Dimitris C Lagoudas, Arash Shadravan
THE INFLUENCE OF SURFACE CHEMISTRY ON ELECTROCHEMICAL MIGRATION .......................................................... 69 Raul Cioban, Cosmin Leordean, Robert Grasin, Norman Krings, Simion Simon
COMPETITIVE FILM FORMATION ON CU IN BIOLOGICAL TEST SOLUTION ........................................................................ 70 Cigdem Toparli, Abdulrahman Altin, Andreas Erbe
EFFECT OF SCAN RATE AND POTENTIAL RANGE ON THE DIFFUSION LIMITED CATHODIC POLARIZATION OF PURE COPPER: A NUMERICAL STUDY .......................................................................................................... 71 Diego Fischer, Ignacio Vargas, Gonzalo Pizarro, Magdalena Walczak
NON-UNIFORM DISTRIBUTION OF PASSIVE FILM FORMED ON CARBON STEEL................................................................. 72 Koji Fushimi, Ryogo Nakagawa, Yuichi Kitagawa, Takayuki Nakanishi, Yasuchika Hasegawa
INVESTIGATION INTO THE KINETICS AND COMPOSITION OF THE PROTECTIVE LAYER FORMED DURING ‘PSEUDO PASSIVATION’ OF CARBON STEEL: AN IN SITU AND EX SITU APPROACH ......................................... 77 Danny Burkle, Richard Barker, Anne Neville, Rehan De Motte
LOCAL DISSOLUTION OF CARBONACEOUS STEEL AT CONTINUOUS CATHODIC POLARIZATION .............................. 78 Nataliy Gladkikh, Marina Maleeva, Maxim Petrunin, Ludmila Maksaeva
GROWTH MECHANISMS OF DUPLEX N- AND P-TYPE CHROMIA................................................................................................ 88 Yohan Parsa, Laurence Latu-Romain, Yves Wouters, Maelig Ollivier, Stéphane Mathieu, Michel Vilasi
SURFACE OXIDE GROWTH MECHANISMS ON STAINLESS ALLOYS AND ENTRY OF HYDROGEN STUDIED BY ISOTOPIC TRACERS AND TOF-SIMS ANALYSIS ....................................................................................................... 89 Philippe Marcus
COMPARISON OF THE ELECTRONIC PROPERTIES OF THERMALLY GROWN OXIDE LAYERS AND PASSIVE FILMS FOR DIFFERENT NI-CR ALLOYS. ............................................................................................................................ 90 Sabrina Marcelin, Nicolas Mary, Li Na, Bernard Normand
INVESTIGATION OF THE CATHODIC REACTION MECHANISMS FOR 316L STAINLESS STEEL CORROSION IN A MIXED SO2/CO2 AQUEOUS ENVIRONMENT...................................................................................................... 91 Chen Li, Yong Xiang, Zhengwei Long, Zhongli Ji
CATHODE TRANSIENT POTENTIALS INDUCED CORROSION OF 304 STAINLESS STEEL IN SIMULATED POLYMER ELECTROLYTE MEMBRANE FUEL CELL ENVIRONMENT ............................................................. 99 Xianzong Wang, Jingli Luo
50 YEARS OF EFC WP 4 ON NUCLEAR CORROSION FIFTY YEARS OF NUCLEAR CORROSION: FROM A PIONEER PERIOD TO A MATURE INDUSTRY AND SCIENCE ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 100 Damien Féron
ENVIRONMENTALLY ASSISTED CRACKING IN STAINLESS STEELS IN NPP´S - IS THIS STILL AN ISSUE?............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 101 Ulla Ehrnstén
EAC OF NICKEL-BASE ALLOYS IN PRESSURIZED WATER REACTORS .................................................................................. 123 Lola Gomez Briceno, Francisco J. Perosanz
ENVIRONMENTALLY-ASSISTED CRACKING OF CARBON AND LOW-ALLOY STEELS IN LIGHT WATER REACTORS.................................................................................................................................................................................... 124 Hans-Peter Seifert, Stefan Ritter
MIC – AN UNDERESTIMATED INTERACTIVE MATERIAL AND ENVIRONMENT PROCESS .............................................. 125 Renate Kilian
COPPER BEHAVIOR IN GEOLOGICAL NUCLEAR WASTE DISPOSAL ...................................................................................... 126 Hannu Hänninen, Antti Forsström, Yuriy Yagodzinskyy
MODELLING THE CORROSION OF RADIOACTIVE WASTE CONTAINERS DURING PROLONGED EXPOSURE TO ATMOSPHERIC CONDITIONS ................................................................................................................................... 136 Cristiano Padovani, Fraser King, S. Watson, C. Harris, K. Christie, A. Cook, A. J. Davenport
THE ROLE OF SN ON CORROSION MECHANISMS IN ZR ALLOYS............................................................................................. 137 Michael Preuss
MATERIAL RESEARCH FOR SUPERCRITICAL WATER-COOLED REACTORS – SUMMARY AND OPEN ISSUES ............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 138 Radek Novotny
NUCLEAR CORROSION IRRADIATION ACCELERATED CORROSION IN ZIRCONIUM AND CANDIDATE ATF ALLOYS........................................ 139 Gary Was, Peng Wang
UNDERSTANDING OF CORROSION MECHANISMS OF ZIRCONIUM ALLOYS UNDER IRRADIATION : EFFECT OF ION IRRADIATION ON THE CORROSION RATE OF ZIRCALOY-4....................................................................... 140 Marc Tupin, Romain Verlet
CORROSION CHARACTERIZATION OF SILICON BASED FILM SPUTTERED ON ZIRCONIUM ........................................ 141 Lukáš Tuma, Aneta Krausová, Michal Novák, Jan Macák, Petr Sajdl, Stanislav Cihon, Vladimír Cháb
CORROSION AND SCALE INHIBITION FORMATION AND INHIBITION OF ALUMINUM SILICATE: RELEVANCE TO GEOTHERMAL SYSTEMS ..................... 142 Argyro Spinthaki, Konstantinos Demadis, Wolfgang Hater, Juergen Matheis
CORROSION INHIBITION OF MILD STEEL BY NOVEL RARE EARTH CARBOXYLATE COMPOUNDS .......................... 143 Yu Peng, Tony Hughes, Glen Deacon, Bruce Hinton, Maria Forsyth, James Mardel, Anthony Somers
METAL-ORGANIC COMPLEX COATINGS FOR CORROSION INHIBITION .............................................................................. 144 Kostas Demadis, Argyri Moschona
WATER CHEMISTRY FOR COPPER WATER-COOLING SYSTEMS: CORROSION AND SCALING PREVENTION ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 145 Gilad Kol, Alec Groysman
CORROSION INHIBITION OF ALUMINIUM ALLOY BY ECO-FRIENDLY BIOSURFACTANTS .......................................... 156 Ivan Zin, Vasyl Pokhmurskii, Sergiy Korniy, Olena Karpenko, Hanna Pokhmurska, Mariana Tymus, Olha Khlopyk
EFFECTS OF VARYING INHIBITORS OF CARICA PAPAYA (PAWPAW), AZADIRACHTA INDICA (DOGOYARO), AND SOLANUM LYCOPERSICUM (TOMATO) LEAVES EXTRACT AS INHIBITOR ON THE CORROSION BEHAVIOUR OF (316,2101,2205) STAINLESS STEEL IN 0.5M SULPHURIC ACID................................... 157 Oluwatoyin Olaseinde
IMPROVEMENT OF CORROSION BEHAVIOUR OF DISSIMILAR FRICTION STIR WELDED ALUMINIUM ALLOYS REINFORCED WITH NANOADDITIVES.................................................................................................... 158 Ioannis Kartsonakis, Dimitris Dragatogiannis, Elias Koumoulos, Costas Charitidis
APPLICATION OF COCONUT TANNIN AS CORROSION INHIBITOR FOR CARBON STEEL AISI 1020 IN NEUTRAL MEDIUM .................................................................................................................................................................................... 159 Douglas Guedes, Gabriel Martins, Daniela Alviano, Marcia Lutterbach, Eliana Sérvulo, Leila Reznik
EXPLORING INHIBITED INTERFACES USING VIBRATIONAL SUM-FREQUENCY SPECTROSCOPY.............................. 166 Michael Dowhyj, Robert Lindsay
SYNERGIST EFFECTS OF BENZOTRIAZOLE AND MERCAPTOETHANOL AS CORROSION INHIBITORS BY DUAL POLARIZATION INTERFEROMETRY................................................................................................................................ 167 Hu Wang, Juan Xie
MITIGATION OF METAL SULFIDE PRECIPITATION AND SCALING: THE EFFECT OF CHEMICAL ADDITIVES .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 180 Kostas Demadis, Argyro Spinthaki, Juergen Matheis, Wolfgang Hater
AMINE BASE VAPOR PHASE CORROSION INHIBITOR ALTERNATIVES TO HYDRAZINE FOR STEAM GENERATING SYSTEM AND POWER PLANTS .................................................................................................................................. 181 Behzad Bavarian, Lisa Reiner, Boris Miksic, James Holden
THE INHIBITION OF LEAD SULFIDE SCALE IN GEOTHERMAL PLANTS ................................................................................ 192 Wolfgang Hater, Yvonne Neue, Juergen Matheis
THEORETICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES OF CORROSION INHIBITORS OF ALUMINUM ALLOYS.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 202 Eléa Vernack, Dominique Costa, Antoine Seyeux, Sandrine Zanna, Philippe Tingaut, Philippe Marcus
NANO- GREEN CORROSION INHIBITOR............................................................................................................................................. 203 Farqad Al-Hadeethi, Akl Awwad, Amani Abdelhadi
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN INHIBITION EFFICIENCY OF OILFIELD CORROSION INHIBITORS AND CORROSION POTENTIAL PROFILE – A PRELIMINARY STUDY.................................................................................................. 204 Milan Bartos, Jan Macák
CORROSION IN OIL & GAS PRODUCTION ALLOY 624 - DEVELOPMENT OF AN AUSTENITIC CRA FOR USE IN CLAD PLATES ........................................................... 205 Franz Winter, Rupert Egger
ASSESSMENT OF THE COMBINED OXYGEN AND MICROBIOLOGICALLY INDUCED CORROSION RATE AT WELD DEFECTS ON A CARBON STEEL BACKING PIPE WITH AN ALLOY 625 CLADDING............................. 212 Jerre Halma, Xiaolong Zhang, Nanni Noel, Marc Wilms
INFLUENCING THE CARBON DISTRIBUTION IN THE BONDING AREA OF HOT ROLLED CLAD PLATES........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 221 Franz Winter, Rupert Egger
DEVELOPMENT OF AUSTENITIC NICKEL ALLOY WITH SUPERIOR PITTING RESISTANCE FOR SOUR ENVIRONMENT ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 228 Masayuki Sagara, Yuhei Suzuki, Masaki Ueyama, Yusaku Tomio, Hisashi Amaya
STUDY OF TEMPERATURE AND CHLORIDE CONCENTRATION EFFECT ON PITTING CORROSION OF AISI 316L WITH IMMERSION METHOD............................................................................................................................................... 229 Bambang Widyanto, Muhamad Wahyunda Wahyunda, Rochim Suratman
CREVICE CORROSION TESTING OF DUPLEX STAINLESS STEELS IN TROPICAL SEAWATER ....................................... 237 Ulf Kivisakk, Sophia Ekman, Joesefin Eidhagen
FURTHER ASSESSMENT OF THE CORROSION RISK OF DUPLEX STAINLESS STEEL UNS S82551 IN TREATED SEAWATER INJECTION SERVICE .................................................................................................................................... 238 Nicolas Larché, Perry Ian Nice, Claas Hendrik Van Der Zwaag, Thomas Nesse, Lucrezia Scoppio, Hisashi Amaya, Yuya Matsuda, Matteo Fiocchi, Dominique Thierry
INFLUENCE OF THE GALVANIC COUPLING BETWEEN THE TWO PHASES OF DUPLEX STAINLESS STEEL ON THE ENVIRONMENT ASSISTED CRACKING RESISTANCE...................................................................................... 239 Charles David, Fiona Ruel, Florent Krajcarz, Saghi Saedlou, Ricardo Nogueira
STRESS CORROSION SUSCEPTIBILITY OF SUPER MARTENSITIC STAINLESS STEELS FOR OIL & GAS INDUSTRY: INFLUENCE OF MICROSTRUCTURE AND MO ADDITIONS ......................................................................... 240 Martin Monnot, Virginie Roche, Rafael Estevez, Ricardo Nogueira, Marc Mantel
CREVICE AND STRESS CORROSION RESISTANCE OF AF932N (UNS S31010) HIGH NITROGEN STAINLESS STEEL. ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 241 Carlo Malara, Luca Foroni, Louis Lherbier
MEASUREMENTS OF H2S CONSUMPTION IN THE ANNULUS OF UNBONDED FLEXIBLE PIPELINES ........................... 253 Virginie Querez, Christophe Liotard, Claude Duret-Thual, Li Ke, Carol Taravel-Condat
PREDICTION OF THE FLEXIBLE PIPE ANNULUS PH AT HIGH CO2 CONTENT AND HIGH TEMPERATURE ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 254 Leandro Santos, Dayanne Menezes, Li Ke, Carol Taravel-Condat, Jean Kittel
GETTING MORE OUT OF IN-LINE INSPECTION DATA .................................................................................................................. 263 Dian Adisty, Birger Etterdal, Afzal Hussain
THE INFLUENCE OF CARBON STEEL SURFACE ROUGHNESS ON MASS TRANSFER AND CORROSION KINETICS IN CO2-CONTAINING ENVIRONMENTS .......................................................................................................................... 271 Mohammed Alkhateeb, Richard Barker, Anne Neville, Harvey Thompson
CORROSION TESTING OF CARBON STEEL-DETERMINATION OF H2S PARTIAL PRESSURE FROM DISSOLVED CONCENTRATION OF CORROSION PRODUCTS ...................................................................................................... 272 Arne Dugstad, Simona Palencsar
TRIBOCORROSION TRIBOCORROSION FROM NANO TO MACROSCALE – THE EFFECT OF PROTEINS ON FRICTION OF COCRMO BIOMEDICAL ALLOY ............................................................................................................................................................ 273 Nuria Espallargas, Szymon Bernat, Christian Mathis, Nicholas Spencer
TRIBO-CORROSION AND ALBUMIN ATTACHMENT OF NITROGEN ION-IMPLANTED COCRMO ALLOY DURING FRICTION ONSET....................................................................................................................................................... 274 Xiaolu Pang, Jie Meng, Ziyuan Gao, Kewei Gao
THE INFLUENCE OF MO ON THE FRETTING CORROSION BEHAVIOUR OF COCR-ALLOYS VS. TIAL6V4.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 275 Daniel Janssen, Stefanie Hanke, Markus Wimmer, Alfons Fischer
IN VIVO WEAR PREDICTION OF METAL-ON-METAL ARTIFICIAL HIP JOINTS BASED ON A TRIBOCORROSION MODEL .................................................................................................................................................................... 276 Shoufan Cao, Anna Igual Munoz, Stefano Mischler
STUDY OF THE TRIBOCORROSION BEHAVIOUR OF A TITANIUM BIOMEDICAL ALLOY FOR DENTAL APPLICATIONS IN METAL-METAL AND METAL-CERAMIC CONTACTS .............................................................. 277 Fernando García Sala Bonmatí, Alejandro Durá Alvarez, Javier Navarro Laboulais, Anna Igual Muñoz
IMPACT OF SMALL CONTACT LOADS ON THE TRIBOCORROSION BEHAVIOUR OF TI6AL4V ...................................... 278 Vladimir Pejakovic, Vladimir Totolin, Manel Rodriguez Ripoll
TRIBOCORROSION ENHANCEMENT OF BIOMEDICAL 316LVM STAINLESS STEEL USING A DUPLEX SURFACE TREATMENT ............................................................................................................................................................................ 284 Antonino Mazzonello, Peter A. Dearnley, Raisa Chetcuti, Andreas Karl, Joseph P. Buhagiar, Bertram Mallia
TRIBOCORROSION RESPONSE OF AN ALUMINUM MATRIX NANOCOMPOSITE OBTAINED THROUGH FRICTION STIR PROCESSING .......................................................................................................................................... 303 Diana Lopez, Anna Igual-Munoz, Stefano Mischler
STUDY ON THE CORROSION PROPERTIES AND WEAR BEHAVIOR OF CU/WS2 COMPOSITES FABRICATED BY SPARK PLASMA SINTERING................................................................................................................................. 304 Qunchang Wang, Minghui Chen, Fuhui Wang
EFFECT OF ALLOYING ELEMENTS AND FATTY ACID ON TRIBOCORROSION OF STAINLESS STEEL IN WATER BASED HYDRAULIC FLUIDS ............................................................................................................................................. 305 Amin Hossein Zavieh, Nuria Espallargas
CORROSION, EROSION AND EROSION-CORROSION CHARACTERISTICS OF SPARK PLASMA SINTERED DSS 2205 - TIN IN 3.5% NACL.............................................................................................................................................. 306 Oladeji Ige, Samuel R. Oke, Sunday Aribo, Kunle Oluwasegun, John Olawale, E Igbafen, A Ogunbadejo, Peter Olubambi
INFLUENCE OF AGITATION AND ROTATION SPEED ON THE TRIBOCORROSION BEHAVIOUR OF A HSLA STEEL IN SEAWATER ENVIRONMENT.................................................................................................................................... 316 Ainara Lopez-Ortega, Raquel Bayon, Jose Luis Arana, Amaya Igartua
TRIBOCORROSION IMPACTS ON SURFACE FINISH OF 18 KARAT GOLD ALLOY ............................................................... 317 Leili Batooli, Stefano Mischler
TRIBOCORROSION OF DIFFERENT TYPES OF DIAMOND LIKE CARBON (DLC) COATINGS IN DIFFERENT MEDIA .................................................................................................................................................................................... 318 Nuria Espallargas, Jorge Sanchez-Adam, Bruno Rodriguez, Cristian Torres
CORROSION BY HOT GASES EFFECT OF AGEING ON KCL CORROSION ATTACK OF AISI 347H STEEL ............................................................................. 319 Yohanes Chekol Malede, Melanie Montgomery, Kristian Vinter Dahl, John Hald
EROSION-CORROSION BEHAVIOR OF ALLOYS IN CHLORINE CONTAINING ATMOSPHERES ...................................... 326 Shigenari Hayashi, Mohammad Emami, Takashi Kogin, Manabu Noguchi
KILN CORROSION ISSUES ARISEN FROM THE USE OF ALTERNATIVE FUELS .................................................................... 327 Andrea Antognozzi, Enrico Volpi, Stefano Trasatti
CORROSION OF VARIOUS FE AND NI BASED ALLOYS IN HCL, H2S CONTAINING ENVIRONMENTS WITH LOW OXYGEN PARTIAL PRESSURES, AT 680°C................................................................................................................... 328 Alexander Schmid, Gregor Mori, Roland Haubner, Susanne Strobl, Stefan Hönig
CORROSION INVESTIGATION AND MATERIALS SELECTION FOR COST-EFFECTIVE CONSTRUCTION OF FLUE GAS SYSTEMS IN ADVANCED PRESSURIZED OXY-FUEL COMBUSTION POWER PLANT ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 338 Kaiyang Li, Yimin Zeng, Jingli Luo
ALLOY DESIGN FOR RESISTANCE TO HOT CO2 GAS CORROSION........................................................................................... 339 Jianqiang Zhang, David Young, Thuan Dinh Nguyen
EFFECT OF TENSILE STRESS ON CORROSION AND CARBURIZATION BEHAVIOR OF NI-BASE ALLOY IN HIGH TEMPERATURE SUPERCRITICAL-CO2 ENVIRONMENT .............................................................................. 340 Changheui Jang, Sung Hwan Kim, Ho Jung Lee, Chaewon Kim
DEGRADATION OF CAST-IRON SEGMENTS OF THE BOILER - CORROSION......................................................................... 341 Marie Blahetova, Stanislav Bartusek, Stanislav Lasek
THE INFLUENCE OF H2O ON HIGH TEMPERATURE CORROSION OF SELECTED CR2O3- AND AL2O3FORMING ALLOYS..................................................................................................................................................................................... 342 Tommy Sand, Christine Geers, Jan-Erik Svensson, Lars-Gunnar Johansson, Lisa Kylhammar, Thomas Helander, Bo Jönsson
RESISTANCE OF MANGANESE OXIDE, CHROMIUM OXIDE AND MANGANESE CHROMIUM SPINEL IN HIGH TEMPERATURE WATER VAPOUR ENVIRONMENTS .................................................................................................... 343 Alexander Stenzel, Diana Fähsing, Mathias Galetz, Michael Schütze
HIGH TEMPERATURE CORROSION OF GRADIENT TUBES FOR HIGH TEMPERATURE APPLICATION ...................... 344 Sanni Yli-Olli, Satu Tuurna, Peter Brziak, Jouni Mahanen, Elisa Isotahdon
MICROSTRUCTURAL ASPECTS ON THE CORROSION OF STEELS IN SIMULATED CHAR COMBUSTION ATMOSPHERES .............................................................................................................................................................. 354 Michael Spiegel, Patrik Schraven
REAL TIME INVESTIGATION OF HIGH TEMPERATURE CORROSION OF FERRITIC ALLOYS IN SO2 GAS .................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 355 Kathrin Nuetzmann, Axel Kranzmann, Christiane Stephan-Scherb
THE EFFECT OF PROCESS GAS TEMPERATURE ON THE CATALYTIC SO2-TO-SO3 CONVERSION .............................. 363 Juho Lehmusto, Mari Lindgren
OXIDATION BEHAVIOUR OF DIFFERENT STEELS IN NITRATE MOLTEN SALT AT HIGH TEMPERATURE FOR SOLAR THERMAL POWER PLANTS ........................................................................................................... 364 Dagmar Rückle, Burkhard Heine, Sannakaisa Virtanen, Harald Garrecht
CORROSION CONTROL IN AEROSPACE EFFECTS OF ANODIZING VOLTAGE ON THE CORROSION RESISTANCE OF ALUMINIUM ALLOYS ............................ 365 John De Kok, Virgile-Vivien Lecam, Yulia Meteleva, Vincent Van Den Heuvel, Arnold Langeveld
DEVELOPMENT OF GALVANIC PROCESSES FOR USE IN AEROSPACE APPLICATIONS ................................................... 366 Yulia Meteleva, John De Kok, Arnold Langeveld, Virgile-Vivien Lecam
NOVEL CHROMATE FREE SEALING PROCEDURE FOR THE CORROSION PROTECTION OF ALUMINIUM ALLOYS................................................................................................................................................................................ 367 Norica Godja, Christine Löcker, Tünde Vanka, Andreas Schindel, Christoph Kleber
STUDY ON THE ANODIZING OF ADDITIVE MANUFACTURED ALSI10MG ALUMINIUM ALLOYS .................................. 368 Iris De Graeve, Donovan Verkens, Reynier Revilla
EFFECTS OF POST-TREATMENT OF ANODIC ALUMINIUM OXIDES ON ADHESIVE BONDING STRENGTH AND DURABILITY ............................................................................................................................................................... 369 Shoshan Abrahami, Y. V. Meteleva, J. M. M. De Kok, H. Terryn, J. M. C. Mol
AGEING EFFECT OF TEOS-GPTMS HYBRID SOL-GEL ON THE CORROSION PROTECTION OF ALUMINUM ALLOY AA2524 ANODIZED IN TARTARIC-SULFURIC ACID (TSA)..................................................................... 370 Hellen Costenaro, Hercílio Gomes De Melo, Marie-Georges Olivier
ELECTROCHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF TITANIUM OXIDE LAYERS AFTER AGING UNDER HOT/WET CONDITIONS............................................................................................................................................................................ 371 Beatriz Rico Oller, Theo Hack, Max Kolb, Jürgen Wehr, Mikhail Zheludkevich
PROTECTIVE COMPOSITE POLYMER-CONTAINING COATINGS ON MAGNESIUM ALLOYS FOR SEVERE ENVIRONMENT .......................................................................................................................................................................... 372 Sergey Gnedenkov, Sergey Sinebryukhov, Dmitry Mashtalyar, Igor Imshinetskiy, Konstantine Nadaraia
INFLUENCE OF THE 2024 ALUMINUM ALLOY MICROSTRUCTURE ON THE ANTI-CORROSION PROPERTIES OF TRIVALENT CHROMIUM CONVERSION LAYER ............................................................................................ 384 Romain Saillard, Bernard Viguier, Grégory Odemer, Olivier Debieu, Benoît Fori, Christine Blanc
CORROSION INHIBITOR SYSTEMS FOR AA2198 AND AA2024 ..................................................................................................... 385 Silvar Kallip, Alexandre M. Ferro Rocha, Kiryl A. Yasakau, Marco P. Oliveira, Lionel Peguet, Mario G. S. Ferreira, Mikhail L. Zheludkevich
ACTIVE PROTECTION OF ALUMINIUM ALLOYS: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF LITHIUM-BASED AND ORGANIC CORROSION INHIBITORS ................................................................................................................................................... 386 Peter Visser, Zeynep Devecioglu, Herman Terryn, Arjan Mol
THE INHIBITING ACTION OF DIFFERENT SPECIES ON AA2024/GRAPHITE GALVANIC COUPLING MODELS STUDIED BY SVET.................................................................................................................................................................... 387 Leonardo Bertolucci Coelho, Marie-Georges Olivier
CORROSION PROPERTY AT MARINE ATMOSPHERE OF AL BASED COATINGS REPLACING CD ON HIGH STRENGTH STEELS........................................................................................................................................................................ 388 Zhihua Sun, Zhongwei Zhan, Zhihui Tang, Qi Zhang
EVALUATION OF CORROSION BEHAVIOR OF AA2424 T4 WELDED BY MEANS OF FSW................................................... 395 Marina Cabrini, Tommaso Pastore, Gianluca D'Urso, Claudio Giardini, Sergio Lorenzi, Sara Bocchi
CATHODIC PROTECTION CATHODIC PASSIVATION........................................................................................................................................................................ 410 Pavel Novak, Sarka Msallamova, Milan Kouril
CORROSION KINETICS BEHIND PIPELINE IR-FREE POTENTIALS ........................................................................................... 411 Christophe Baete
EVALUATION OF THE RELIABILITY OF IR-FREE PROBES ......................................................................................................... 412 Mathieu Guerain, Elisabeth Fleury, Sylvain Fontaine, Véronique Vasseur, Xavier Campaignolle
INSTANT OFF MEASUREMENTS ON COUPON: AN ANALYSIS OF THE RELATIONSHIP AMONG ON POTENTIAL, OFF POTENTIAL AND COUPON POLARIZATION CURRENT BY MEANS OF DATA RECEIVED BY REMOTE MONITORING............................................................................................................................................... 413 Ivano Magnifico, Alessandra Bruni
CATHODIC PROTECTION CRITERIA: A DISCUSSION OF THEIR HISTORIC EVOLUTION ................................................ 428 Markus Büchler, Ueli Angst, Bruce Ackland
EFFECT OF INTERMITTENT CATHODIC PROTECTION ON POTENTIAL AND CORROSION RATE OF CARBON STEEL IN SOIL SIMULATING SOLUTION ......................................................................................................................... 452 Andrea Brenna, Silvia Beretta, Marco Ormellese, Mariapia Pedeferri
DC STRAY CURRENTS : EVALUATION OF THE RELEVANCE OF THE RISK ASSESSMENT CRITERION PROPOSED BY THE EUROPEAN STANDARD EN 50162 – PART 2 ................................................................................................. 461 Laura Sanders, Elisabeth Fleury, Sylvain Fontaine, Véronique Vasseur
REGULATIONS FOR THE PROTECTION OF BRIDGE AND TUNNEL STRUCTURES FROM THE EFFECTS OF STRAY CURRENTS IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC AND SLOVAKIA IN 2017 ........................................................ 462 Bohumil Kucera
DC DECOUPLERS ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 463 Manfred Kienlein
CORROSION, DIAGNOSIS AND REPAIR OF THE PIPELINES. CASE OF THE ALGERIAN OB24 OIL PIPELINE. ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 481 Amar Benmounah
NEW APPROACH IN THE USE OF ECDA FOR INVESTIGATION OF EXTERNAL CORROSION ON PIPELINES ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 482 Alireza Hatami Monfared, Sadegh Khodaveisi
FORMATION THE BASIC PROPERTIES OF GALVANIC ANODES DURING THE INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION............................................................................................................................................................................................... 483 Efim Lyublinski, Vladimir Kechin
ICCP SYSTEMS -VOLTAGE RESTRICTION AND SOLUTION......................................................................................................... 495 Javad Khosravi
CORROSION OF STEEL IN CONCRETE A PROCESS FOR CORROSION STABILIZATION IN PRESTRESSED CONCRETE CABLES................................................... 496 Xavier Hallopeau, Pierre-Marie Dubois, Daniel Michaux
CARBONATION-INDUCED CORROSION IN PORTLAND-FLY ASH CEMENTS......................................................................... 504 Andres Belda Revert, Klaartje De Weerdt, Karla Hornbostel, Mette Rica Geiker
ELECTROCHEMICAL BEHAVIOUR OF CARBON STEEL IN THE CEMENT BASED GROUT MATERIAL FORSEEN IN THE FRENCH HLW REPOSITORY................................................................................................................................ 505 Sara Chakri, Eliane Sutter, Mai Tran Trong Long, Sophia Necib, Didier Crusset
CHEMICAL, NON-ELECTRONIC CORROSION INDICATION SYSTEMS .................................................................................... 506 Thomas Juraschek, Oliver Weichold
CHLORIDE-INDUCED DEPASSIVATION OF STEEL IN CONCRETE - EFFECTS OF ELECTROCHEMICAL POTENTIAL DIFFERENCES AND EXTERNAL ANODIC POLARIZATION LEVEL........................ 507 Marc Kosalla
COMPARISON OF THE ELECTROCHEMICAL BEHAVIOUR OF STEEL IN MORTAR AND IN SIMULATED PORE SOLUTIONS ............................................................................................................................................................. 508 Silvia Farina, Gustavo Duffó
CHLORIDE-INDUCED PITTING CORROSION OF STEEL IN CONCRETE: 2D VERSUS 3D MODELLING ......................... 509 Marloes Van Put, Rob Polder, Willy Peelen
CORROSION INHIBITORS FOR REINFORCED CONCRETE STRUCTURES: A STUDY OF BINARY MIXTURES..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 510 Marco Ormellese, Fabio Bolzoni, Maria Vittoria Diamanti, Mariapia Pedeferri, Andrea Brenna
CONTINUUM MODELLING OF CORROSION PROCESSES IN REINFORCED CONCRETE AT MICROSCALE............................................................................................................................................................................................... 519 Zahid Mohammad Mir, Nelson Silva, Philippe Maincon, Dimitrios A. Dragatogiannis, Costas Charitidis, Ole Swang, Alexandre C. Bastos, Urs Mueller, Daniel Höche, Mikhail L. Zheludkevich
CORROSION OF STEEL REINFORCEMENT IN GEOPOLYMER MORTARS – CARBONATION RESISTANCE, CHLORIDE MIGRATION, AND PRELIMINARY CORROSION POTENTIAL DATA....................................... 520 Gregor Gluth, Petr Hlavácek, Steffi Reinemann, Gino Ebell, Hans-Carsten Kühne, Jürgen Mietz
CORROSION PROTECTION PERFORMANCE OF ZINC GALVANIZED STEEL BARS IN CONCRETE ............................... 527 Toshinobu Yamaguchi, Yoshikazu Akira, Raika Takeshita, Koji Takewaka
DIAMOND, A COLLABORATIVE R&D PROJECT FOR A PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE OF CIVIL ENGINEERING STRUCTURES USING A REAL TIME IN-SITU MONITORING OF THE CORROSION RATE ............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 537 Jean-Louis Perrin, Christophe Carde, Francesco Cornacchioli, Jean-Luc Garciaz, Frédéric Taillade, Alexandre Boule, Gabriel Samson, Fabrice Deby, Marine Bayle, Sébastien Bergerot, Jean-Bernard Memet
EFFECT AND INTERFERENCE OF THE IR DROP IN MONITORING STRAY CURRENT-INDUCED CORROSION FOR EMBEDDED REINFORCING STEEL ................................................................................................................... 539 Zhipei Chen, Kees Van Beek, Dessi Koleva
EFFECT OF CRACKS ON CHLORIDE-INDUCED CORROSION OF REINFORCING STEEL IN CONCRETE ..................... 540 Carolina Boschmann Käthler, Ueli M. Angst, Claus K. Larsen, Bernhard Elsener
DEVELOPMENT OF A TEST METHOD FOR THE DURABILITY OF CARBON TEXTILES UNDER ANODIC POLARISATION.......................................................................................................................................................................... 549 Amir Asgharzadeh, Michael Raupach
EFFECTS OF DEFORMATION ON CORROSION RESISTANCE OF A DUPLEX STAINLESS STEEL IN CONCRETE PORE ENVIRONMENT ....................................................................................................................................................... 550 Hong Luo, Huaizhi Su, Chaofang Dong, Xiaogang Li
MARINE CORROSION CORROSION OF LOW ALLOY STEEL IN STAGNANT ARTIFICIAL OR STIRRED NATURAL SEAWATER: ROLE OF AL AND CR........................................................................................................................................................ 551 Philippe Refait, Thomas Urios, Marc Jeannin, René Sabot, Anne Fagot
CORROSION AND EROSION AT SEA COASTS: THE CASES OF ENSENADA, MEXICO AND ASHDOD, ISRAEL ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 552 Benjamin Valdez, Jorge Ramirez, Amir Eliezer, Michael Schorr
THE EFFECT OF EARTH METAL AND NB MICROALLOYING ON INITIAL CORROSION OF HIGH STRENGTH STEELS IN MARINE ENVIRONMENT ............................................................................................................................ 553 Xian Zhang, Zhongping Nie, Jing Liu, Irina Rodionova, Kaiming Wu
THE EFFECT OF HYPOCHLORITE TREATMENT ON STAINLESS STEEL PERFORMANCE AND FOULING IN COOLING WATER CYCLES............................................................................................................................................ 554 Pauliina Rajala, Maija Marja-Aho, Leena Carpén
PHOTOELECTROCHEMICAL CATHODIC PROTECTION OF CO(OH)2 MODIFIED TIO2 ON 304SS IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT................................................................................................................................................................ 563 Xuan Xie, Li Liu
FAST CORROSION AND UNEXPECTED MASS LOSS OF STEEL SHEET PILINGS IN A QUAY LOCK IN THE NORTH OF THE NETHERLANDS .................................................................................................................................................. 564 Nanni Noël, Bob Van Soest, Sibo Buter, Job Klijnstra
DAMAGE TOLERANCE OF THERMALLY SPRAYED ALUMINIUM IN MARINE ENVIRONMENTS ................................... 571 Shiladitya Paul
CORROSION AND MECHANICAL PERFORMANCE OF A NOVEL ANTIFOULING SYSTEM CONTAINING NANORESERVOIRS......................................................................................................................................................... 575 Aikaterini-Flora Trompeta, Ioannis Kartsonakis, Elias Koumoulos, Diogo Mata, Maria Ferreira, Frederico Maia, Joao Tedim, Costas Charitidis
CORROSIVITY OF UAE SEAWATER AND BRINE UNDER STATIC AND DYNAMIC CONDITIONS .................................... 576 Mabruk I Suleiman, Aya Shiraz Al-Masri, Sathyajith Padmalayan, M Al Musharfy
EFFECT OF SENSITISATION ON ATMOSPHERIC CORROSION OF ALMG............................................................................... 590 Michael Lowden, Alison Davenport
IN-SITU MEASUREMENT OF CORROSION KINETICS OF ALUMINIUM ALLOY 6063 UNDER CHLORIDE BEARING DROPLET DEPOSITS ....................................................................................................................................... 608 Sultan Mahmood, Cem Ornek, Dirk Engelberg
DYNAMIC RISK MANAGEMENT OF ASSETS AFFECTED BY LOCALIZED CORROSION UNDER INSULATION................................................................................................................................................................................................. 615 Elahe Shekari, Faisal Khan, Salim Ahmed
CORROSION BEHAVIOUR OF THERMALLY SPRAYED ZNAL15 COATINGS........................................................................... 616 Kirsten Bobzin, Mehmet Öte, Martin Andreas Knoch
NAB COATINGS FOR CORROSION PROTECTION............................................................................................................................ 628 Ramesh Chinnakurli Suryanarayana, Varun Desai, Padmapriya Nataraj, Adarsha Hiriyannaiah, Naveen Kumar
SURFACE ENGINEERING OF TI6AL4V SLIDING COMPONENTS FOR MARINE ENVIRONMENTS................................... 635 Vladimir Totolin, Vladimir Pejakovic, Manel Rodríguez Ripoll
ATMOSPHERIC CORROSION COMPARISON OF METHODS FOR ESTIMATION OF ATMOSPHERIC CORROSIVITY ......................................................... 644 Katerina Kreislova
AIR POLLUTION EFFECTS DURING 30 YEARS OF RESEARCH WITHIN ICP MATERIALS (1987-2017)............................ 645 Johan Tidblad, Pasquale Spezzano, Katerina Kreislova, Daniel De La Fuente, Markus Faller, Tim Yates, Aurélie Verney-Carron, Terje Grøntoft
CORROSION EVALUATION WITH ATMOSPHERIC CORROSION MONITORING SENSORS AND CORROSION RATE MAP DEVELOPMENT .......................................................................................................................................... 646 Teruhisa Tatsuoka, Masanori Osada, Tomohito Hida, Akio Kawahara, Hiroshi Ohta, Yoichi Tsuchida
VOLUME 2 ATMOSPHERIC CORROSION BEHAVIOR OF STEEL IN ASIAN AREAS..................................................................................... 657 T H Lien Le, Tadashi Shinohara, Akira Tahara, Amnuaysak Chianpairo, Ekkarut Viyanit, L Hong Hoang, T San Pham
ATMOSPHERIC CORROSION OF ALUMINUM EXPOSED IN TROPICAL ENVIRONMENT................................................... 669 Heidis Cano, Mayka Irina Bautista Betancur, John Fredy Ríos Rojas, Lorcy Piedad De La Hoz Vélez, Lidy Agamez, Maria Eugenia Agamez, Wilson Bernal Herrera
ESTIMATION OF AIR OXIDATION RATE OF FE2+ IN CONCENTRATED CHLORIDE SOLUTION..................................... 670 Takeji Deji, Takayuki Kamimura, Kiyonobu Sugae, Hideaki Miyuki
THE ANALYSIS OF DEW CORROSION BEHAVIOR OF STAINLESS STEEL BASED ON THE ‘IN-SITU’ OBSERVATION OF “ELEMENTARY PROCESS” TO RUSTING ...................................................................................................... 671 Shuji Nishida, Tomohiro Ishii, Mitsuyuki Fujisawa, Reiko Sugihara
INVESTIGATION OF EFFECTS OF REPEATED WET-DRY CYCLES TO THE FORMATION OF AKAGANEITE BY SIMULATED EXPERIMENTS IN LABORATORY............................................................................................. 674 Haigang Xiao, Ying Li
CORROSION EVOLUTION OF WEATHERING STEEL IN QINGHAI SALT LAKE ATMOSPHERIC ENVIRONMENT ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 675 Zhenyao Wang, Jun Wang
A STUDY ON THE ATMOSPHERIC CORROSION MECHANISM OF CARBON STEEL EXPOSED TO AN INDUSTRIAL ENVIRONMENT................................................................................................................................................................. 676 Chen Pan
EFFECT OF NICKEL ADDITION ON CORROSION RESISTANCE OF STEEL IN A SUBTROPICAL SEASHORE ENVIRONMENT .................................................................................................................................................................... 677 Hina Sato, Makoto Nagasawa, Kazuyuki Kashima, Michio Kaneko, Takashi Doi
ELECTROCHEMISTRY OF STAINLESS STEEL IN CONCENTRATED SOLUTIONS OF RELEVANCE TO ATMOSPHERIC CORROSION .................................................................................................................................................................. 682 Alison Davenport, Steven Street, Trevor Rayment
TOWARDS A NEW CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM FOR CLIMBING ANCHORS: LOW TEMPERATURE SCC FAILURES OF STAINLESS STEEL COMPONENTS ............................................................................................................................ 683 Tomas Prosek, Jiri Lieberzeit, Alan Jarvis
METAL MATRIX COMPOSITE COATINGS CORROSION IN MARINE ENVIRONMENT ........................................................ 684 Ainhoa Riquelme, Pilar Rodrigo, M. Dolores Escalera-Rodriguez, Fernando Pedraza, Joaquín Rams
INTERPLAY BETWEEN WET-DRY-CYCLES AND CORROSION INITIATION DUE TO CHLORIDE ACCUMULATION ON AA1050 – A SIMPLE EXPERIMENTAL APPROACH................................................................................. 691 Michael Schneider, Sandra Ferl, Ulrike Langklotz
DURABILITY OF SELECTIVE COATINGS APPLIED ON ALUMINIUM FOR SOLAR THERMAL ENERGY APPLICATIONS............................................................................................................................................................................................ 692 Teresa Cunha Diamantino, Rita Gonçalves, Isabel Nascimento Alves, Soraia Páscoa, Teresa Chambino, Maria João Carvalho
A DESIGN OF EXPERIMENT TO STUDY THE INFLUENCE OF AGGRESSIVE IONS IN WET & DRY DEPOSITIONS ON THE ATMOSPHERIC CORROSION OF WEATHERING STEEL .................................................................. 693 Lara Nobili, Simona Raffo, Ivano Vassura, Fabrizio Passarini, Manuel Morcillo, Daniel De La Fuente, Elena Bernardi
METALLIC COATINGS INFLUENCE OF DIPPING CONDITIONS ON INTERMETALLIC LAYER FORMATION AND ELECTROCHEMICAL BEHAVIOUR OF ALUMINIZED STEEL...................................................................................................... 703 Linsey Lapeire, Robin Vanparys, Babs Lemmens, Iris De Graeve, Kim Verbeken, Alexander Lutz
ELECTRODEPOSITION OF HIGH ENTROPY ALLOY COATING FROM WATER BATH ........................................................ 710 Jiri Barta, Simona Ivanova, Martina Pazderova
TI, TIN ARCHITECTURED COATINGS ON STAINLESS STEELS: STRUCTURAL PROPERTIES VERSUS CORROSION RESISTANCE....................................................................................................................................................................... 716 Stephane Grosso, Laurence Latu-Romain, Gregory Berthomé, Marc Mantel
THERMAL STABILITY OF ELECTROPLATED EQUIATOMIC TIN-NICKEL ALLOY: MICROSTRUCTURE AND ELECTROCHEMICAL PROPERTIES ................................................................................................... 717 Peter Jensen, Visweswara Gudla, Rajan Ambat
THE ROLES OF CHEMICAL COMPOSITION ON CORROSION AND MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF BINARY ZR-CU METALLIC GLASS THIN FILMS .............................................................................................................................. 718 Junlei Tang, Mihai Apreutesei, Qiuhong Zhu
NI/B ELECTRODEPOSITS WITH LOW B CONTENT: EFFECT OF DEPOSITION PARAMETERS ON THE ELECTROCHEMICAL BEHAVIOUR ...................................................................................................................................................... 719 Maria Lekka, Ruben Offoiach, Marco Sebastiani, Edoardo Bemporad, Lorenzo Fedrizzi
CORROSION RESISTANCE, MECHANICAL AND TRIBOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF ELECTROLESS NIP MULTILAYERED COATINGS .................................................................................................................................................................. 720 Eva García-Lecina, Asier Salicio-Paz, Hans-Jürgen Grande, Eva Pellicer, Jordi Sort
ELECTRODEPOSITION OF NI HIGH P COMPOSITE COATINGS CONTAINING NANO AND SUBMICRON CERAMIC PARTICLES............................................................................................................................................................................... 721 Donya Ahmadkhaniha, Peter Leisner, Caterina Zanella, Santiago Pinate
CORROSION BEHAVIOUR OF ULTRASOUND ASSISTED ELECTROLESS NICKEL-BORON COATINGS......................... 730 Véronique Vitry, Luiza Bonin, Narinder Bains, Andrew Cobley
CORROSION BEHAVIOUR OF AMORPHOUS AND NANOCRYSTALLINE NI-W ALLOYS ..................................................... 731 Matilda Zemanova, Jakub Druga
SURFACE PROPERTIES INVESTIGATION OF NI-P-BN(H) COATINGS ON 1050 ALUMINIUM SUBSTRATE WITH NANOSTRUCTURED ANODIC OXIDE INTERLAYER.................................................................................. 732 Mustafa Kocabas, Michele Curioni, Nurhan Cansever
POROUS ANODIC TEMPLATE MODIFICATION FOR THE ELECTROSYNTHESIS OF ZINC NANORODS........................ 745 Mário Guerreiro Silva Ferreira, Maksim Starykevich, Andrei Salak, Dzmitry Ivanou, Mikhail Zeludkevich
HYDROGEN EMBRITTLEMENT INDUCED BY ELECTROCHEMICAL PLATING OF ZINC-NICKEL AND ZINC COATINGS ON HIGH STRENGTH STEEL SPECIMENS......................................................................................................... 746 Sören Trollst, Matthias Oechsner, Holger Hoche
DIFFUSION PROCESSES IN THERMALLY SPRAYED ZINC AND ZINC ALUMINUM COATINGS CONSIDERING STRUCTURAL AND CORROSIVE INFLUENCES .................................................................................................. 747 Alexander Mertke, Ralf Feser
A NOVEL TIME-LAPSE MICROSCOPY TECHNIQUE TO STUDY THE CORROSION MECHANISMS AND EFFECTS OF PHOSPHATE INHIBITOR DURING THE CORROSION OF A ZINC-MAGNESIUMALUMINIUM ALLOY COATING.............................................................................................................................................................. 759 Nathan Cooze, James Sullivan, Thomas Lewis, Callum Gallagher, Dominique Thierry, Tomas Prosek
A STUDY ON CORROSION RESISTANCE HVOF THERMALLY SPRAYED INCONEL - 718 TITANIA COMPOSITE COATINGS ........................................................................................................................................................................... 760 Ramesh Chinnakurli Suryanarayana, N. Shekar, Pushpak Patil, Sopanna Muddanavar, Ajay Alappanvar
WCO SESSION: "IMPACT OF CORROSION ON POTABLE WATER SUPPLIES" HYGIENIC EVALUATION AND QUALIFICATION OF MATERIALS IN CONTACT WITH DRINKING WATER ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 765 Johann-Wilhelm Erning
PRETREATMENTS CORROSION MECHANISM OF BARE AND PRETREATED ZN AND ZN-AL-MG HOT-DIPPED STEEL............................... 766 Arnoud De Vooys
CORROSION INHIBITION OF CARBON STEEL BY HYDROTALCITES MODIFIED WITH DIFFERENT ORGANIC INHIBITORS STUDIED IN CHLORIDE NEUTRAL SOLUTION................................................................................... 767 Thuy Duong Nguyen, Thi Xuan Hang To, Yoann Paint, Julien Gervasi, Maurice Gonon, Marie-Georges Olivier
SURFACE PRE-TREATMENT EFFECT ON THE ADHESION AND DURABILITY OF A STEEL-EPOXY INTERFACE................................................................................................................................................................................................... 768 Joost Van Dam, Herman Terryn, Arjan Mol
THE BENEFITS FROM AN APPLICATION OF NON-AQUEOUS OR ORGANIC - WATER SOLUTIONS AS COMPONENTS FOR NEW CONVERSION COATINGS ON AL 2000 SERIES ALLOYS............................................................... 769 Lech Kwiatkowski, Michal Hanke
THE EFFECT OF ZIRCONIUM BASED CONVERSION TREATMENT OF ZINC-, ALUMINIUM- AND MAGNESIUM OXIDES ON THE BONDING MECHANISMS AND DEGRADATION OF ESTER FUNCTIONALIZED MOLECULES........................................................................................................................................................... 770 Laura-Lynn Fockaert, Herman Terryn, Arjan Mol
UNDERSTANDING THE ANTI-CORROSION MECHANISM OF GRAPHENE BASED COATINGS ......................................... 771 Akeel Ahmed, Rob Lindsay, Michele Curioni, Sohail Hajatdoost, Mallika Bohm
ALTERNATING CURRENT ACID ETCHING OF ALUMINIUM ....................................................................................................... 772 Bruno Burmas, Kemal Nisancioglu, Otto Lunder, John Erik Lein
CHROMATE REPLACEMENT NUCLEATION AND GROWTH OF TRIVALENT CHROMIUM CONVERSION COATING ON 2024-T3 ALUMINIUM ALLOY .................................................................................................................................................................................. 773 Xavier Verdalet-Guardiola, Christine Blanc, Jean-Pierre Bonino, Sandrine Duluard, Benoit Fori
APPLICATION OF 3D TOF-SIMS IMAGING IN ANALYSIS OF TRIVALENT CHROMIUM PROCESS (TCP) CONVERSION COATING FORMED ON AA2024 ALUMINIUM ALLOY ........................................................................................ 774 Jolanta Swiatowska, Anca-Iulia Stoica, Antoine Seyeux, Benoit Fori, Marion Ely, Philippe Marcus
INFLUENCE OF PRETREATMENTS ON INTERMETALLIC PARTICLES AND CERIUM CONVERSION COATING (CECC) IN ALUMINUM AEROSPACE ALLOYS .............................................................................................................. 775 Juan Jesús Alba Galvín, Leandro Gonzáles Rovira, Javier Botana, Manuel Bethencourt
A NOVEL, HIGHLY EFFECTIVE, CHROME-FREE, SMART-RELEASE, ECONOMICALLY VIABLE CORROSION INHIBITOR- FROM LAB KINETICS THROUGH TO INDUSTRIAL COATING INCORPORATION ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 776 Patrick Dodds, Geraint Williams, Phillip Ansell
CE-BASED CONVERSION COATINGS ON RHEO-HPDC LOW SI CONTENT ALUMINUM ALLOY...................................... 777 Maryam Eslami, Flavio Deflorian, Michele Fedel, Caterina Zanella
FORMATION OF TI/ZR BASED CONVERSION COATINGS ON MULTI-METAL SURFACES AND ZNALMG-COATED STEEL........................................................................................................................................................................ 795 Dan Persson, Erwan Diler, Simon Leijonmarck, Stephane Rioual, Malin Tornberg, Dominique Thierry
CORROSION PROTECTION OF ELECTRODEPOSITED HARD CHROMIUM LAYERS FROM TRIVALENT ELECTROLYTES ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 796 Andreas Dietz, Essam Moustafa
CORROSION MECHANISMS, METHODS, MODELLING AND MONITORING EFFECT OF SURFACE MODIFICATION ON THE CORROSION RESISTANCE OF STAINLESS STEELS............................ 797 Kwangmin Kim, Jonghee Kim, Kkochnim Oh
STUDY OF STAINLESS STEEL CORROSION IN PHARMACEUTICAL FACILITIES: INITIATION AND DEVELOPMENT........................................................................................................................................................................................... 798 François Tosar, Fabienne Delaunois, Frédéric Groulard
INFLUENCES OF OXYGEN LEVELS ON CORROSION BEHAVIOR OF AUSTENITIC STEELS IN OXIDIZING SUPERCRITICAL WATER ................................................................................................................................................. 799 Yanhui Li, Shuzhong Wang, Chuang Yang, Jianqiao Yang
EFFECTS OF NI CONTENT ON THE CORROSION BEHAVIOR OF NEW TYPE CO-BASE SUPERALLOY AT 900.............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 800 Lei Wang, Bo Gao, Yang Liu, Xiu Song
INITIAL STAGES OF INTERGRANULAR CORROSION AS STUDIED LOCALLY ON COPPER BY ELECTROCHEMICAL SCANNING TUNNELLING MICROSCOPY ................................................................................................ 801 Vincent Maurice, Mohamed Bettayeb, Lorena H Klein, Linsey Lapeire, Kim Verbeken, Philippe Marcus
INFLUENCE OF MICROSTRUCTURE AND CHEMICAL COMPOSITION ON THE CORROSION PROPERTIES OF ZR-BASED BULK METALLIC GLASSES .............................................................................................................. 802 Liusi Yu, Junlei Tang, Jichao Qiao, Bernard Normand
A NOVEL METHOD FOR TESTING LOCAL ELECTROCHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF EACH SINGLE PHASE IN THE MATRIX ............................................................................................................................................................................ 821 Ying Jin, Zhaogui Lai, Yongchao Wang, Songtao Yan, Christofer Leygraf, Jinshan Pan
ADVANTAGEOUS SELECTIVE SURFACE OXIDATION OF IRON-CHROMIUM STEEL ......................................................... 822 Gerrit Zijlstra, Leo De Jeer, Václav Ocelík, Majid Sababi, Yaiza Gonzalez-Garcia, Isabelle Vandendael, Herman Terryn, Jeff De Hosson
ANALYSIS OF AIR-FORMED OXIDE FILM ON SUPER DUPLEX STAINLESS STEEL BY HARD X-RAY PHOTOEMISSION SPECTROSCOPY (HAXPES).................................................................................................................................. 823 Marie Långberg, Thomas F. Keller, Heshmat Noei, Carsten Wiemann, Satishkumar Kulkarni, Andreas Stierle, Ulf Kivisääk, Jinshan Pan
CORROSION TYPE DIAGRAMS OF COLD ROLLED TYPE 316L STAINLESS STEEL IN HCL CONTAINING AQUEOUS ENVIRONMENT........................................................................................................................................... 824 Benjamin Krawczyk, Dirk Engelberg
EFFECTS OF CHLORIDE CONCENTRATION, FLOW VELOCITY AND TEMPERATURE ON PITTING CORROSION OF 304L STAINLESS STEEL TUBES.............................................................................................................................. 831 Namurata Palsson, Ekkarut Viyanit, Pitichon Klomjit, Piya Khamsuk, Sikharin Sorachot, Witsanupong Khonraeng
CORROSION BEHAVIOUR IN SODIUM CHLORIDE SOLUTION OF SITES CONTAINING (CR, FE)2N NANO-PARTICLES IN DUPLEX STAINLESS STEELS ....................................................................................................................... 838 Paulina Erazmus Vignal, Vincent Vignal, Saghi Saedlou, Florent Krajcarz
CORROSION CASE STUDY OF SS316L AMINE/AMINE PLATE HEAT EXCHANGER AT SPGC ETHANE REFINING UNIT ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 839 Reza Ghorbani, Seyed Omid Razavizadeh
SINGLE LOOP ELECTROCHEMICAL POTENTIOKINETIC REACTIVATION BEHAVIOR OF CONTINUOUSLY COOLED SUS329J4L DUPLEX STAINLESS STEEL........................................................................................... 847 Rongguang Wang, Masanobu Imagawa, Masaharu Honda, Takayuki Mori, Hideki Fukuhara
INFLUENCE OF PLASTIC PRE-STRAIN OF LEAN DUPLEX DX2304 STAINLESS STEEL ON THE HYDROGEN EVOLUTION REACTION IN ACIDIC ENVIRONMENT............................................................................................. 848 Charles David, Fiona Ruel, Saghi Saedlou, Paulina Erazmus-Vignal, Vincent Vignal,Ricardo Nogueira
APPLICATION OF RESISTOMETRY TO NONUNIFORM CORROSION MONITORING........................................................... 849 Kazuhisa Azumi, Shu Saito
CORROSION DIFFERENTIATION USING ELECTROCHEMICAL NOISE THROUGH A SINGLE PARAMETER IN THE TIME-FREQUENCY DOMAIN ........................................................................................................................ 850 Axel Homborg, Arjan Mol, Patrick Oonincx
ENHANCED PITTING AND UNIFORM CORROSION RESISTANCES OF NANOCRYSTALLINE 304 STAINLESS STEEL IN HIGH-CONCENTRATION HYDROCHLORIC ACID SOLUTIONS........................................................ 851 Sheng-Gang Wang
NUCLEAR CORROSION HYDROGEN EVOLUTION ON SI-BASED THIN FILM COVERED ZIRCONIUM......................................................................... 852 Jan Macak, Michal Novák, Aneta Krausová, Lukáš Tuma, Petr Sajdl, Magdaléna Hromadová, Lubomír Pospíšil
EFFECT OF WATER CHEMISTRY ON THE CORROSION BEHAVIOR AND MECHANISM OF N18 ZIRCALOY..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 853 Yunhan Ling
EFFECT OF CHLORIDE TRANSIENTS ON CORROSION OF LOW-ALLOYED STEEL UNDER OXYGENATED HIGH-TEMPERATURE WATER CONDITIONS ..................................................................................................... 854 Timo Saario, Martin Bojinov, Essi Jäppinen, Konsta Sipilä, Wolfgang Mayinger, Maxim Selektor
EFFECT OF MATERIAL HARDNESS AND MICROSTRUCTURE ON THE SUSCEPTIBILITY OF MARTENSITIC STAINLESS STEELS TO CORROSION AND STRESS CORROSION CRACKING .......................................... 872 Michael Lowden, Tony Horner, Paul Nevitt, Graham Quirk, Andrew Barrow
DETECTION OF STRESS CORROSION CRACKING IN STAINLESS STEEL BY MULTIPLE TECHNIQUES ...................... 887 Bojan Zajec, Tadeja Kosec, Andraz Lega
EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS INSIDE THE CREVICE ON CORROSION OF STAINLESS STEEL IN HIGH TEMPERATURE WATER. .......................................................................................................................................... 888 Masahiro Yamamoto, Tomonori Satoh, Takahiro Igarashi, Fumiyoshi Ueno, Yasutaka Soma
HYDROGEN TRAPPING BY IRRADIATION-INDUCED DEFECTS IN 316L STAINLESS STEEL ............................................ 894 Anne-Cécile Bach, Cécilie Duhamel, Frantz Martin, Stéphane Perrin, Jérôme Crepin, François Jomard
USE OF A FILM-FORMING AMINE FOR MILD STEEL PROTECTION: APPLICATION TO THE NUCLEAR INDUSTRY ................................................................................................................................................................................ 907 Jordan Baux, Nadine Pébère, Sophie Delaunay, Jonathan Tireau, Christophe Goujon, Marion Roy, Dominique You
IMPROVEMENT OF PLANT RELIABILITY BASED ON INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE OF WALL THINNING DUE TO FAC............................................................................................................................................................................ 908 Shunsuke Uchida, Masanori Naitoh, Hidetoshi Okada, Masayoshi Kojima, Hiroshige Kikura, Derek Lister
THE POTENTIAL NEW MATERIALS USED IN LIGHT WATER NUCLEAR POWER PLANT ................................................. 922 En-Hou Han
CORROSION AND HYDROGEN UPTAKE OF TITANIUM ALLOYS IN PRESSURISED WATER REACTOR (PWR) PRIMARY WATER.......................................................................................................................................................................... 923 Quentin Bignon, Quentin Auzoux, Frantz Martin, Fréféric Miserque, Michel Tabarant, Yves Wouters
INTERGRANULAR CORROSION OF ADVANCED HEAT-RESISTANT STEELS......................................................................... 924 Vaclav Sefl
CORROSION BEHAVIOUR OF NICKEL-CHROMIUM BASED SUPER-ALLOYS INCONEL 738 AND INCONEL 713 AFTER EXPOSURE TO IMPURE HE............................................................................................................................ 925 Dana Tonarová, Jan Berka, Jaroslav Burda, Jana Kalivodová, Zuzana Skoumalová-Vávrovcová
EAC CRACK INITIATION IN NI-BASE ALLOY DISSIMILAR METAL WELDS IN DOPED STEAM ...................................... 932 Hannu Hänninen, Aki Toivonen
EFFECT OF LOCAL STRAIN DISTRIBUTION ON PWSCC OF ALLOY 690 IN PWR WATER ENVIRONMENT ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 948 Seong Sik Hwang, Yun Soo Lim, Tae Young Ahn, Sung Woo Kim
INFLUENCE OF WATER CHEMISTRY ON CORROSION RATE OF ZR-1NB AND ZRY-4 ALLOYS ...................................... 949 Aneta Krausová, Lukáš Tuma, Michal Novák, Jan Macák, Petr Sajdl
GRAIN BOUNDARY OXIDATION OF NICKEL BASE ALLOYS IN SIMULATED PWR PRIMARY WATER......................... 950 Cécilie Duhamel, Mickaël Wehbi, Jacqueline Caballro Hinostroza, Thierry Couvant, Jérôme Crépin
MODELLING OF THE EFFECT OF GRAIN BOUNDARY DIFFUSION ON THE OXIDATION OF NI-CR ALLOYS AT HIGH TEMPERATURE....................................................................................................................................................... 951 Léa Bataillou, Clara Desgranges, Laure Martinelli, Daniel Monceau
CORROSION AND SCALE INHIBITION PHOSPHATE ESTERS AS INHIBITORS OF OILFIELD CORROSION ............................................................................................ 952 Per-Erik Hellberg, Monika Walczak, Robert Lindsay
UNDERSTANDING THE CORROSION INHIBITION PERFORMANCE OF PHOSPHATE ESTERS ....................................... 953 Monika S. Walczak, Robert Lindsay, Per-Erik Hellberg
COMPREHENSIVE DATABASE OF MG CORROSION INHIBITORS ............................................................................................. 954 Sviatlana Lamaka, Bahram Vaghefinazari, Di Mei, Daniel Hoeche, Mikhail Zheludkevich
CORROSION INHIBITOR SELECTION STUDY FOR TOPSIDE UNIT OF A SUBSEA PLATFORM ........................................ 955 Haitao Fang, Tracey Jackson, Michael Whiteside, Sandra Hernandez, Peter Kearns
CHEMICAL INHIBITION OF CARBON STEEL CORROSION: NOVEL APPROACHES TO ANALYSIS OF CORROSION-INHIBITOR FILMS. ........................................................................................................................................................... 973 Katerina Lepkova
L-TRYPTOPHAN AS AN INHIBITOR OF AQUEOUS ZINC CORROSION ..................................................................................... 981 Natalie Wint, James Sullivan
MULTIPURPOSE OILFIELD CHEMICAL INHIBITORS .................................................................................................................... 982 Yahya T. Aljanabi, Abdulhadi S. Khuraidah, Qiwei Wang
INHIBITION STUDIES OF ANIONIC MACROMOLECULES IN MAGNESIUM SILICATE FORMATION, SIMULATING GEOTHERMAL SYSTEMS ............................................................................................................................................. 983 Argyro Spinthaki, George Petratos, Juergen Matheis, Wolfgang Hater, Konstantinos Demadis
HPHT AUTOCLAVE, ELECTROCHEMICAL, SURFACE AND QUANTUM CHEMICAL STUDIES TO INVESTIGATE A POLYMER AS CORROSION INHIBITOR FOR N80 STEEL IN SWEET CORROSIVE ENVIRONMENT ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 984 Ambrish Singh, Yuanhua Lin
COMPUTATIONAL DISCOVERY OF WATER-SOLUBLE GREEN FOOD ADDITIVES (PYRAZINES) AS PROMISING CORROSION INHIBITORS IN ACIDIZING OILFIELD ENVIRONMENT.............................................................. 985 Ime Obot
CORROSION INHABITATION OF IMIDAZOLINE DERIVATIVE ON UNDER-DEPOSIT CORROSION OF P110 STEEL IN OIL PRODUCED WATER WITH CO2 ......................................................................................................................... 986 Min Du, Yuhong Zhao, Jing Zhang
THE ROLE OF CUPROUS IONS ON THE CLICK-ASSEMBLED TRIAZOLE MEMBRANE FOR CORROSION PREVENTION OF COPPER ........................................................................................................................................... 1002 Daquan Zhang, Yizhen Wang, Lixin Gao, Cheng Shi, Yinzhe Yu
CORROSION INHIBITION BY CYCLIC CATIONIC POLYELECTROLYTE FOR LOW CARBON STEEL IN 15% HCL SOLUTION AND SYNERGISTIC EFFECT OF SOME ADDITIVES.............................................................................. 1021 Saviour Umoren
DEVELOPMENTS IN ORGANIC CORROSION INHIBITORS FOR MILD STEEL ..................................................................... 1022 Anthony Somers, Glen Deacon, Alison Chong, Bruce Hinton, Douglas Macfarlane, Maria Forsyth
CORROSION BEHAVIOUR OF BRASS IN AL2O3 NANOFLUID .................................................................................................... 1023 Hong-Hua Ge, Feng Wang, Kai Wu
CERIUM TARTRATE AS AN EFFECTIVE INHIBITOR PIGMENT FOR PROTECTION OF AA 2024-T3 ............................. 1024 Hongwei Shi, Fuchun Liu, En-Hou Han
COMPARATIVE STUDY OF NATURAL CORROSION INHIBITORS FOR CARBON STEEL IN ACIDIC MEDIUM....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1025 Isabella Pacifico Aquino, Vera Rosa Capelossi, Yasmin De Carvalho Bergamo, Rodolfo Rodrigues Gomes, Idalina Vieira Aoki
CORROSION INHIBITION EFFECT OF GREEN MATERIALS ON THE PASSIVATION BEHAVIOR OF MILD STEEL IN AGGRESSIVE SOLUTIONS...................................................................................................................................... 1026 Jagadeesh Bhattarai, Ramesh Regmi, Mohan Raj Bhattarai, Susan Joshi
CORROSION IN OIL & GAS PRODUCTION ACTIVATION AND REPASSIVATION OF STAINLESS STEELS IN ARTIFICIAL BRINES ..................................................... 1027 Emir Mujanovic, Gregor Mori, Bojan Zajec, Mirjam Leban, Tadeja Kosec, Stefan Hönig, Gerald Zehethofer
SYNERGISTIC EFFECTS BETWEEN WEAR AND CO2 CORROSION IN LOW-ALLOY CARBON STEEL.......................... 1028 Manel Rodriguez Ripoll, Andreas Trausmuth, Gerald Zehethofer, Ronald Schöngrundner, Ewald Badisch
ASSESSMENT OF PH STABILIZATION IN LOW TEMPERATURE REGIONS OF LONG SUBSEA PIPELINES ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1034 Attila Palencsar, Marion Seiersten, Tonje Berntsen, Tor Hemmingsen
EXPERIMENTAL VALIDATION OF PH MODELS FOR OIL AND GAS APPLICATIONS........................................................ 1050 Gareth Hinds, James Hesketh, Alan Turnbull
A SURFACE SCIENCE APPROACH TO OILFIELD CORROSION ................................................................................................. 1051 Robert Lindsay, Matthew Acres, Hadeel Hussain, Christopher Muryn
INVESTIGATING HEALING OF REPRODUCIBLE SHALLOW PITS ON X65 CARBON STEEL IN SWEET OIL AND GAS ENVIRONMENT.............................................................................................................................................................. 1052 Sikiru Adepoju Mohammed, Richard Barker, Anne Neville, Yong Hua
CORROSION MECHANISMS OF TITANIUM IN HCL-ACIDIZING FLUID USED IN NATURAL GAS EXPLOITATION ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 1053 Xiankang Zhong, Junying Hu, Siyu Yu, Longjun Chen
CHARACTERIZATIONS OF ELECTROLESS NI-P COATING ON CARBON STEEL LINER PIPE FOR APPLICATIONS IN OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY................................................................................................................................... 1054 Chong Sun, Lu Gong, Michael Leitch, Hongbo Zeng, Jingli Luo
APPLICATION OF 2N DESIGN OF EXPERIMENT METHOD FOR THE EVALUATION OF THE EFFICIENCY AND CROSS-EFFECTS OF OILFIELD CHEMICALS .............................................................................................. 1055 Zoltan Lukacs, Krisztián Szántó, Tamás Kristóf
MICROBIAL CORROSION BY IRON-CORROSIVE METHANOGEN AND BIOCIDAL EFFECT OF GLUTARALDEHYDE ANALOGS ........................................................................................................................................................... 1062 Satoshi Wakai
ELUCIDATING THE PERFORMANCE OF N-CONTAINING CORROSION INHIBITORS ....................................................... 1063 Kiran Kousar, Thomas Ljungdahl, Robert Lindsay
THE RELATIVE INFLUENCE OF MIC IN THE CHANNELLING CORROSION OF WATER INJECTION PIPELINES (WIPS) ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 1064 Robert Melchers, Xiang Wang
INFLUENCE OF SEAWATER CORROSION ON THE FATIGUE STRENGTH OF HIGH FREQUENCY HAMMERPEENED (HFH-TREATED) WELDED JOINTS................................................................................................................ 1071 Joscha Weinert, Daniel Löschner, Stefanos Gkatzogiannis, Imke Engelhardt, Peter Knödel, Thomas Ummenhofer
IMPROVEMENT OF SOL-GEL COATINGS AND THEIR ANTI-CORROSION PROPERTIES BY DOPING WITH TITANIUM PRECURSORS .......................................................................................................................................................... 1072 Tiphaine Lutzler, Andres Alejo-Rodriguez, Thibaut Charpentier, Heike Schneider, Anne Neville
TRIBOCORROSION THE ROLE OF FERRIC OXIDE NANOPARTICLES IN IMPROVING LUBRICITY AND TRIBOELECTROCHEMICAL PERFORMANCE DURING CHEMICAL-MECHANICAL POLISHING .............................................. 1073 Vladimir Totolin, Hakan Göcerler, Manel Rodríguez Ripoll, Martin Jech
NUMERICAL MODEL FOR DESCRIBING THE TIME EVOLUTION OF WEAR IN A TRIBOCORROSION SYSTEM........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 1081 Javier Navarro Laboulais, Alba Dalmau Borrás, Alejandro Roda Buch, Andrés Rovira, Salvador Cardona, Anna Igual Muñoz
EROSION-CORROSION BEHAVIOUR OF ALUMINIUM BASED IN-SITU METAL MATRIX COMPOSITES .................... 1082 Chinnakurli Suryanarayana Ramesh, G. S. Pradeep Kumar, R. Keshavamurthy
INFLUENCE OF THE AG CONTENT ON THE TRIBOCORROSION BEHAVIOUR OF TAN-XAG MULTILAYER COATINGS ON THE AISI 316L STAINLESS STEEL FOR BIOMEDICAL APPLICATIONS ........................ 1090 Aida Milena Echavarria Garcia, Marie Pierre Licausi, Gilberto Bejarano Gaitan, Anna Igual Muñoz
MULTIPARAMETER STUDY OF EROSION-CORROSION WEAR OF A LOW CARBON STEEL BY SLURRY OF COPPER TAILING ............................................................................................................................................................. 1091 Javiera Aguirre, Magdalena Walczak
TRIBOCORROSION MODELING OF COCRMO ALLOYS AS APPLIED TO THE WEAR OF METAL-ONMETAL ARTIFICIAL HIP JOINTS......................................................................................................................................................... 1092 Shoufan Cao, Stefano Mischler
CORROSION OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND HISTORICAL ARTEFACTS ANALYSIS OF HISTORIC COPPER PATINAS 1: INFLUENCE OF SUBSTRATE ON PATINA UNIFORMITY ................... 1093 Christofer Leygraf, Tingru Chang, Inger Odnevall Wallinder, Daniel De La Fuente, Belen Chico, Ivan Diaz, Manuel Morcillo
ANALYSIS OF HISTORIC COPPER PATINAS 2: CHARACTERIZATION OF 400 YEAR OLD PATINA FROM ROYAL SUMMER PALACE IN PRAGUE ................................................................................................................................ 1094 Belen Chico, Daniel De La Fuente, Jose Antonio Jiménez, Tingru Chang, Inger Odnevall Wallinder, Christofer Leygraf, Manuel Morcillo
PREPARATION OF STABLE ARTIFICIAL COPPER PATINA........................................................................................................ 1104 Pavol Rak, Richard Bureš, Jan Švadlena, Jan Stoulil
ELECTROCHEMICAL BEHAVIOUR OF ANCIENT-LIKE TERNARY CU ALLOYS IN AQUEOUS CHLORIDE MEDIA.................................................................................................................................................................................... 1105 Olga Papadopoulou, Panayota Vassiliou
ARCHAEOMETALLURGICAL CHARACTERIZATION AND CORROSION OF ANCIENT EGYPTIAN BRONZE COINS.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 1122 Venice Kamel Gouda, Nabil Abdel Ghany, Gehan Youssef, Mohamed Shehata
STUDY OF THE CORROSION MECHANISM OF ANCIENT BRONZE COINS FROM THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE OF FUSTAT IN EGYPT .......................................................................................................................... 1123 Ahmed Elsayed, Emma Angelini, Sabrina Grassini
PHASES OF THE CU-SN-S TERNARY SYSTEM AS CORROSION PRODUCTS OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL BRONZE OBJECTS .................................................................................................................................................................................... 1124 Celine Remazeilles, Véronique Langlet-Marzloff, Guillaume Lotte, Christophe Deshayes, Luc Robbiola
STUDY OF LASER CLEANING OF CORROSION LAYERS ON BRONZE ARCHAEOLOGICAL ARTEFACTS ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 1125 Elisabetta Di Francia, Ruth Lahoz, Delphine Neff, Sabrina Grassini, Emma Angelini, Marco Parvis
INFLUENCE OF SUBCRITICAL TREATMENT ON THE TRANSFORMATION AND STABILIZATION OF COPPER CORROSION PRODUCTS IN AN ARCHAEOLOGICAL ENVIRONMENT ................................................................. 1126 Djiby Ba, Delphine Neff, Marine Bayle, Jean-Paul Gallien, Jean-Bernard Memet, Philippe De Viviés
STUDY OF CORROSION PROCESS OF IRON-BRONZE BIMETALLIC ARTIFACTS BELONGED TO THE FIRST MILLENNIUM BC ......................................................................................................................................................................... 1127 Parastou Naeimi Taraei, Mohammad Amin Emami, Abolghasem Dolati
ANALYSIS OF THE INFLUENCE OF THE ELECTROCHEMICAL CELL SETUP FOR CORROSION MEASUREMENTS ON METALLIC CULTURAL HERITAGE ......................................................................................................... 1136 Paola Letardi, Blanca Ramírez Barat, Emilio Cano
INVESTIGATION OF THE NATURAL PLANT EXTRACT EMBLICA OFFICINALIS FOR CHLORIDE RELEASE FROM βFEOOH ...................................................................................................................................................................... 1143 Nicola Emmerson, David Watkinson, Anastasia Gkouma
STUDY OF AN ELECTROCHEMICAL CHLORIDE EXTRACTION TREATMENT ON A BOTH CARBONATED AND CHLORINATED REINFORCED CONCRETE .............................................................................................. 1144 Yolaine Tissier, Véronique Bouteiller, Elisabeth Marie Victoire, Suzanne Joiret, Thierry Chaussadent
CORROSION BY HOT GASES RECESSION OF ZRO2 SCALE ON ZIRCALOY CLADDING IN MOLTEN METALS CONSISTING OF STAINLESS STEEL AND B4C.................................................................................................................................................................. 1156 Makoto Nanko, Suguru Matsuura, Masaki Kurata
CORROSION RESISTANCE OF STAINLESS STEEL IN HIGHLY CONCENTRATED SULFURIC ACID SOLUTION ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1157 Hanjin Ryu
THE EFFECT OF B ON THE CYCLIC OXIDATION OF SOLID-SOLUTION STRENGTHENED NI-BASE SUPERALLOYS WITH LA ....................................................................................................................................................................... 1158 Dae Won Yun, Young Soo Yoo, Hi Won Jeong, Seong Moon Seo
DOES COLD WORKING IMPROVE THE LONG TERM OXIDATION RESISTANCE OF AISI 304L AT 830°C IN O2 ATMOSPHERE? .............................................................................................................................................................................. 1159 Valérie Parry, Audrey Col, Céline Pascal
OXIDATION OF AISI 304L AUSTENITIC STAINLESS STEEL AT 850°C IN O2: MICROSTRUCTURE EVOLUTION AFTER BREAKDOWN OF THE CR-RICH OXIDE SCALE ..................................................................................... 1160 Celine Pascal, Audrey Col, Valerie Parry
CR AND CO DISTRIBUTION IN 12-13 % CR ALLOYS AFTER SINGLE AND DUAL CORROSION EXPERIMENTS........................................................................................................................................................................................... 1161 Maria Mosquera Feijoo, Axel Kranzmann
COATINGS FOR HIGH TEMPERATURES HIGH TEMPERATURE OXIDATION PROPERTIES OF DIFFUSED PLATINUM COATINGS ON RE-RICH NI BASE SUPERALLOYS.......................................................................................................................................................................... 1170 Sebastien Mercier, Odile Lavigne, Etienne Rimpot, Claire Sanchez
THERMAL SPRAY COATINGS FOR PROTECTION AGAINST OXIDATION AND CORROSION......................................... 1178 Fred Rodijnen
ON THE HOT CORROSION RESISTANCE OF SIMPLE AND MODIFIED SLURRY ALUMINIDE DIFFUSION COATINGS ELABORATED ON PURE NI AT 700°C.................................................................................................... 1179 Benjamin Grégoire, Xabier Montero, Mathias C. Galetz, Gilles Bonnet, Fernando Pedraza
SLURRY INTERMETALLIC ALUMINIDES IN STEM AND OXYFUEL CONDITIONS ............................................................. 1180 Fernando Pedraza, Claire Boulesteix, Wencke Schulz, Axel Kranzmann, Francisco Pérez
INCONEL738 ALUMINIZING VIA IONIC LIQUID ELECTRODEPOSITION AND PACK CEMENTATION: A COMPARATIVE CORROSION STUDY................................................................................................................................................. 1181 Stefano Caporali, Luca Tagliaferri, Enrico Berretti, Andrea Giaccherini, Stefano Martinuzzi, Ugo Bardi, Francesco Bozza, Martin Thoma
DEVELOPMENT OF COATING TECHNOLOGY FOR PREVENTING SULFIDE CORROSION ON BOILER TUBES IN THERMAL POWER PLANTS............................................................................................................................................... 1182 Makoto Kawase, Masahiro Morinaga
EFFECT OF WATER VAPOUR ON HIGH TEMPERATURE OXIDATION BEHAVIOUR OF P92 STEELS IN DUAL GAS ENVIRONMENT ................................................................................................................................................................... 1193 Geogy Abraham, Axel Kranzmann, Gabriele Oder, Rene Hesse, Michaela Buchheim
ON THE ROLE OF PRESSURE ON THE OXIDATION OF ALUMINIDE COATINGS IN STEAM ........................................... 1194 Claire Boulesteix, Vladislav Kolarik, Fernando Pedraza
DIFFUSION COATINGS FOR CORROSION PROTECTION OF NICKEL-PLATED STEELS FOR BIOMASS COMBUSTION PLANTS ........................................................................................................................................................................... 1195 Tobias Meißner, Mathias Galetz
EFFECT OF CMAS ATTACK ON APS YSZ COATINGS AND RESULTING MODIFICATION ON THERMAL INSULATION ABILITY............................................................................................................................................................................. 1196 Germain Boissonnet, Gilles Bonnet, Josseline Balmain, Fernando Pedraza
INFLUENCES OF THICK TIALN SINGLE LAYER AND TIALN /TI MULTI-LAYER COATINGS ON HIGH TEMPERATURE CORROSION RESISTANCE OF TITANIUM ALLOY IN THE PRESENCE OF SOLID NACL, O2 AND WATER VAPOR ............................................................................................................................................................ 1197 Li Xin, Mingming Zhang, Shenglong Zhu, Fuhui Wang
OXIDATION BEHAVIOR OF PRE-OXIDIZED FERRITIC STAINLESS STEEL INTERCONNECT WITH MN1.7CU1.3 COATING BY MAGNETRON SPUTTERING ............................................................................................................... 1198 Shujiang Geng
NANOCRYSTALLINE COATINGS PROTECTING SINGLE-CRYSTAL SUPERALLOYS FROM HIGHTEMPERATURE OXIDATION ................................................................................................................................................................ 1199 Minghui Chen, Fuhui Wang, Shenglong Zhu
CORROSION CONTROL IN AEROSPACE INFLUENCE OF HYDROGEN ON THE PROPAGATION KINETICS OF INTERGRANULAR CORROSION DEFECTS IN A 2024 T351 ALUMINIUM ALLOY ................................................................................................................................ 1200 Marie-Laetitia De Bonfils-Lahovary, Manon Chloé Lafouresse, Jérôme Delfosse, Lydia Laffont, Eric Andrieu, Christine Blanc
THE INFLUENCE OF SURFACE MICROSTRUCTURE ON THE LOCALIZED CORROSION BEHAVIOUR OF ALUMINIUM ALLOY AA7449-T7951. ............................................................................................................................................. 1201 Jennifer Onovbaramwen Usiobo, Xiaorong Zhou, Pamela Thomson, Manuel Salazar
ORGANIC COATINGS DELAMINATION FROM ZNNI FOR AERONAUTIC APPLICATION................................................. 1202 Thomas Sanchez, Viacheslav Shkirskiy, Jolanta Swiatowska, Jacques Echouard, Polina Volovitch
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE STRUCTURE AND ANTICORROSION PROPERTIES OF HYBRID SOLGEL COATINGS. APPLICATION TO THE PROTECTION OF AA2024-T3 ALLOYS IN AGGRESSIVE ALKALINE ENVIRONMENTS. ............................................................................................................................................................... 1203 Maikki Cullen, Brendan Duffy, Mohamed Oubaha
DEVELOPMENT OF NANOSTRUCTURED ADDITIVES FOR DETECTION OF CORROSION IN ALLOYS USED IN AERONAUTICAL APPLICATIONS ...................................................................................................................................... 1204 Joao Tedim, Isabel Sousa, Tiago Galvão, Manon Wilhelm, Alexandre Bastos, Nico Scharnagl, Vladimir Spacek, Frederico Maia, Mário Ferreira
THE DEVELOPMENT OF OPTICAL FIBER SENSORS FOR MONITORING CORROSION OF ALUMINUM ALLOYS........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 1205 Ivan Medvedev
ACCELERATED ATMOSPHERIC CORROSION TESTING – THE WAY FORWARD IMPORTANT ASPECTS IN QUALITY ASSURANCE OF MODERN ACCELERATED ATMOSPHERIC CORROSION TESTING............................................................................................................................................................................. 1206 Mats Ström
STAINLESS STEELS AND ACCELERATED TESTS........................................................................................................................... 1207 Victoria Matres
THE ROLE OF CYCLIC RELATIVE HUMIDITY IN DRIVING COATING DELAMINATION AND SUBSEQUENT CORROSION DAMAGE MORPHOLOGY ................................................................................................................ 1208 James Dante, Marta Zuflacht
WEATHERING EXPERIMENTS AND WEATHERING CELLS - A TWO-STEP APPROACH TO STUDY THE ATMOSPHERIC CORROSION BEHAVIOR OF ZINC COATINGS................................................................................................. 1209 Georg Hölzl, Gerald Luckeneder, Hubert Duchaczek, Karl-Heinz Stellnberger, Achim Walter Hassel, Christoph Kleber
STATISTICAL EXPLORATION OF DATA FROM WEATHER STATIONS FOR AN ESTIMATION OF TIME OF WETNESS AND LONG TERM CORROSION RATES OF ZINC AND GALVANIZED STEEL ............................................ 1210 Andreas Heyn
COMPARISON OF FIELD AND ACCELERATED CORROSION TESTS OF ZINC ALLOYED COATINGS.......................... 1211 Zdenek Bartak, Libor Turek, Katerina Kreislova
ACCELERATED CORROSION TESTING: CAN WE TRANSFER KNOWLEDGE FROM THE AUTOMOTIVE TO THE AEROSPACE INDUSTRY. .......................................................................................................................... 1212 Nathalie Le Bozec, Fabienne Peltier, Dominique Thierry
LABORATORY TESTS FOR ATMOSPHERIC CORROSION: KEYS TO ACHIEVE REALISM AND REPRODUCIBILITY.................................................................................................................................................................................. 1213 Sean Fowler
TAILORING CYCLIC TESTS RELEVANT FOR CORROSION AND AGEING OF AIRCRAFT STRUCTURE ..................... 1214 Manuel García-Rubio
ADVANCED ELECTROCHEMICAL MODELLING OF ATMOSPHERIC CORROSION UNDER THIN FILM ELECTROCHEMISTRY............................................................................................................................................................................ 1215 Herman Terryn, Hans Simillion, Nils Van Den Steen, Rodrigo Montoya, Darja Pecko, Daan De Wilde, Johan Deconinck
CATHODIC PROTECTION -850 MV CP APPLIED CONTROVERSIAL CRITERION IN PROTECTING BARE BOTTOM PLATES OF LARGE STORAGE TANKS IN SOUTH PARS GAS COMPLEX, TRUSTWORTHY OR DECEPTIVE? ................................... 1216 Askar Soltani, Ali Reza Abbasi
A CASE STUDY ON MMO ANODE FAILURE OF AN ABOVE GROUND STORAGE TANK BOTTOM PLATE ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1227 Reza Ghorbani, Rahmatallah Omidi, Seyed Omid Razavi Zadeh
INSTANT OFF POTENTIAL ANALYSIS IN CATHODIC PROTECTION OF COATED TANK BOTTOM ............................. 1234 Mehdi Attarchi
CATHODIC PROTECTION WITH THERMALLY SPRAYED METAL COATINGS.................................................................... 1242 Sven Morten Hesjevik, Stein Trygve Briskeby, Ole Øystein Knudsen
CORROSION OF BIOMATERIALS LONG TERM IMMERSION STUDY AND NEW COATING APPROACHES TO CONTROL BIODEGRADATION OF A WE43 MG ALLOY..................................................................................................................................... 1243 Michael Höhlinger, Victoria Wagener, Svenja Heise, Aldo R. Boccaccini, Sannakaisa Virtanen
BIOACTIVE PLASMA ELECTROLYTIC OXIDATION COATINGS ON ALUMINIUM-FREE MAGNESIUM ALLOYS........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 1244 Marta Mohedano, Berengere Luthringer, Beatriz Mingo, Frank Feyerabend, Raul Arrabal, Pedro Sanchez Ejido, Regine Willumeit-Römer, Mikhail Zheludkevich, Endzhe Matykina
MICROSTRUCTURE AND CORROSION BEHAVIOR OF CA/P COATINGS PREPARED BY PLASMA ELECTROLYTIC OXIDATION ............................................................................................................................................................... 1245 Junjie Yang, Xiaopeng Lu, Carsten Blawert, Shichun Di, Mikhail Zheludkevich
EFFECT OF FLUORIDE TREATMENT OF MG ALLOY ON CORROSION PROPERTIES....................................................... 1246 Ilven Mutlu
IRON-BASED BIODEGRADABLE ALLOYS: EFFECT OF COMPOSITION AND EXPERIMENTAL PARAMETERS ON THE CORROSION RATE ..................................................................................................................................... 1252 Aude Thomas, Sarah Reuter, Eleonora Scarcello, Bernard Nysten, Dominique Lison, Pascal J. Jacques
CREVICE AND STRESS CORROSION CRACKING OF DLC COATED IMPLANT INTERLAYERS...................................... 1253 Emilija Ilic, Roland Hauert, Patrik Schmutz, Thomas Suter, Stefano Mischler
CORROSION OF ACTIVE IMPLANT MATERIALS FOR COCHLEAR HEARING AIDS AND CARDIAC PACEMAKERS............................................................................................................................................................................................ 1254 Achim Walter Hassel, Jan Philipp Kollender, Georg Sprinzl, Theo Doll
ELECTROCHEMICAL CORROSION AND INVITRO BIOCOMPATIBILITY OF POLYPYRROLE/PECTIN COMPOSITES COATINGS ON 316L SS IMPLANTS .......................................................................................................................... 1255 Arumugam Madhan Kumar
A COMPARATIVE ELECTROCHEMICAL AND BACTERIAL ADHERENCE STUDY OF TI MANUFACTURED BY POWDER METALLURGY AND TI64 ALLOY........................................................................................... 1256 Amaya Garcia-Casas, John Jairo Aguilera-Correa, Elena Gordo, Jaime Esteban, Yaiza Gonzalez-Garcia, Antonia JiménezMorales
EFFECT OF CELL CULTURE MEDIA AND BONES CELLS ON THE CORROSION BEHAVIOR OF BIOMEDICAL GRADE COCRMO ALLOY........................................................................................................................................... 1257 Benoit Ter-Ovanessian, Amandine Impergre, Christelle Der Loughian, Bernard Normand
EFFECT OF ALBUMIN AND PEROXIDE IN ON CORROSION OF ZR AND TI ALLOYS IN PHYSIOLOGICAL SALINE...................................................................................................................................................................... 1258 Alison Davenport, Yue Zhang, Owen Addison, John Scully, Brendy Rincon Troconis
ANALYSIS OF CORROSION PHENOMENA IN REVISED MODULAR HIP REPLACEMENTS WITH EXCHANGEABLE NECKS ....................................................................................................................................................................... 1259 Ingrid Milosev, Vesna Levasic, Andrej Cor, Rihard Trebse
CORROSION BEHAVIOUR OF SLM COCRMO ALLOYS IN SOLUTIONS REPRODUCING BIOLOGICAL FLUIDS.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1260 Andrea Balbo, Erica Liverani, Alessandro Fortunato, Federica Zanotto, Cecilia Monticelli
CORROSION BEHAVIOUR OF ALKALI TREATED HIGHLY POROUS TI-NB-CU ALLOY ................................................... 1261 Ilven Mutlu, Sinem Yeniyol, Enver Oktay
CORROSION OF STEEL IN CONCRETE ELECTROCHEMICAL STUDY ON THE BEHAVIOUR OF STEEL FOR PRESTRESSED CONCRETE IN ALKALINE SOLUTIONS: INFLUENCE OF CHLORIDE IONS........................................................................................................ 1267 Ioan Pepenar
EVALUATION OF BIOSURFACTANTS FROM PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA AND PSEUDOMONAS FLUORESCENS AGAINST CORROSION OF CARBON STEEL IN SIMULATED CONCRETE PORE SOLUTIONS................................................................................................................................................................................................. 1273 Varvara Shubina, Alice Martin, Laurent Gaillet, Thierry Chaussadent, Juan Creus
EXPERIMENTAL ANALYSIS OF THE EFFECTS OF CHLORIDE-INDUCED REINFORCEMENT CORROSION IN SMOOTH AND RIBBED REBARS ON THE BOND BETWEEN STEEL AND CONCRETE......................... 1274 Charlotte Van Steen, Michiel Ysenbaardt, Martine Wevers, Lucie Vandewalle, Els Verstrynge
IMPACT OF A CONCRETE COATING ON THE REINFORCEMENT CORROSION IN CRACKED CONCRETE.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 1287 Sylvia Keßler, Florian Hiemer, Christoph Gehlen
IMPROVING DURABILITY OF REINFORCED CONCRETE STRUCTURES USING MIGRATING CORROSION INHIBITORS AS ADMIXTURES ................................................................................................................................... 1288 Behzad Bavarian, Oluwaseye Akinbosede, Lisa Reiner
INFLUENCE OF CHLORIDE ION PENETRATED INTO CONCRETE ON THE DESTRUCTION OF PASSIVATION FILM OF STEEL BAR. .................................................................................................................................................. 1296 Nagate Hashimoto, Yoshitaka Kato, Kohei Eguchi
ELECTROCHEMICAL INVESTIGATIONS ON THE CORROSION BEHAVIOUR OF GALVANIZED REINFORCING STEELS IN CHLORIDE CONTAINING MORTAR ............................................................................................... 1303 Gino Ebell, Andreas Burkert, Jürgen Mietz
INVESTIGATIONS ON THE MOBILITY OF CHLORIDE IONS AT DIFFERENT POTENTIAL GRADIENTS USING A PREVENTIVE CATHODIC PROTECTION......................................................................................................................... 1304 Carla Driessen, Michael Raupach
LONG TERM DURABILITY OF REINFORCEMENT IN CLASS A AND CLASS B CONCRETES IN PACIFIC OCEAN MARINE ENVIRONMENT........................................................................................................................................................ 1305 Robert Melchers, Igor Chaves, Torill Pape
MONITORING REBAR CORROSION PROPAGATION IN CONCRETE – RESULTS OF THE NAXBERG FIELD EXPERIMENT AFTER 12 YEARS ............................................................................................................................................. 1315 Yves Schiegg, Jan Bisschop, Stefanie Von Greve-Dierfeld
MULTI SENSOR DATA FUSION MONITORING OF REINFORCEMENT .................................................................................... 1326 Rob Polder
NEW METHOD FOR UNIFORM CORROSION MEASUREMENT ON REINFORCED CONCRETE STRUCTURE................................................................................................................................................................................................ 1327 Gabriel Samson, Fabrice Deby, Jean-Luc Garciaz, Jean-Louis Perrin
ESTIMATION OF DIFFUSION POTENTIALS BY EXPERIMENTS WITH FILTER PAPER ..................................................... 1328 Elke Ziehensack, Sylvia Kessler, Christoph Gehlen, Ueli Angst
VOLUME 3 GENERAL AND GALVANIC CORROSION OF MAGNESIUM COUPLED TO GRAPHITE EMBEDDED IN HYDRAULIC BINDERS: CORROSION RATE, RUST LAYER PROPERTIES AND BINDER MECHANICAL STRAINS ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1330 Farah Rifai, Benoist Muzeau, Aveline Darquennes, Farid Benboudjema, Lavinia Stefan
SODIUM OLEATE AS A GREEN CORROSION INHIBITOR FOR PITTING CORROSION OF CARBON STEEL IN SIMULATED CONCRETE PORE SOLUTION .................................................................................................................. 1331 Yu Zuo, Yishan Wang
STABILITY OF PASSIVE FILM LAYER ON STAINLESS STEEL REINFORCEMENTS ........................................................... 1340 David M. Bastidas, Carlos Zapico
STEEL PASSIVE STATE STABILITY IN ACTIVATED SLAG MORTARS AND WHITE PORTLAND CEMENT....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1341 Maria Criado, Susan A. Bernal, John L. Provis
USING LINEAR POLARIZATION RESISTANCE MEASUREMENT METHOD TO DETERMINE CONCRETE RESISTIVITY ...................................................................................................................................................................... 1342 Gabriel Samson, Fabrice Deby, Jean-Luc Garciaz, Jean-Louis Perrin
LONG-TERM CORROSION RESISTANCE OF STAINLESS STEEL REBAR IN CRACKED PART OF CONCRETE SUPPLIED WITH HIGH AMOUNT OF SEAWATER .................................................................................................. 1343 Kazuhide Yonamine, Toru Yamaji, Mizuki Ishibashi, Tsutomu Fukute
MARINE CORROSION FAILURE MECHANISMS AND LIFETIME PREDICTION OF ORGANIC COATINGS UNDER HIGH HYDROSTATIC PRESSURES .................................................................................................................................................................. 1350 Ying Li, Ying Liu, Li Liu, Fandi Meng
STUDIES ON THE ESTIMATION OF DURABILITY OF PROTECTIVE COATING METHODS FOR STEEL PIPE PILE BASED ON THE LONG TERM MARINE EXPOSURE TEST (AFTER 30 YEARS) .................................................. 1351 Toru Yamaji, Yoshikazu Akira, Masami Abe
SELF-ASSEMBLED MONOLAYERS AS CORROSION INHIBITORS FOR CU-NI ALLOYS IN MARINE ENVIRONMENT ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 1361 Saman Hosseinpour, Christofer Leygraf, Zana Hajdari Gretic, Ekatarina Kristan Mioc, Helena Otmacic Curkovic, Sebastien Bochmann, Julien Bachmann, Victoria Waegner, Sannakaisa Virtanen, Wolfgang Peukert
SHORT AND LONG-TERM EFFECT OF HAZ MICROSTRUCTURE ON THE MARINE CORROSION OF LOW-CARBON STEEL WELDMENTS .................................................................................................................................................. 1362 Igor Chaves, Simon Krismer, Robert Melchers
CUSTOMIZED TEST FOR EVALUATING ATMOSPHERIC CORROSION RESISTANCE OF UNCOATED AISI 316 TYPE STAINLESS STEEL IN MARINE ENVIRONMENT ................................................................................................ 1375 Troels Mathiesen, Henrik Bang, Torben Jensen
JOINT SESSION WP 9 + WP 10 IN MEMORY OF PROF. FRANCESCO MAZZA COPPER ALLOYS AND STAINLESS STEEL: WHICH ROLE FOR THE FUTURE CHALLENGES OF BLUE ECONOMY?................................................................................................................................................................................................. 1376 Pierangela Cristiani, Stefano Pierpaolo Trasatti
BIOFILMS AND CORROSION OF STAINLESS STEEL ALLOYS IN SEA WATER-MULTIDISCIPLINARY CHARACTERIZATION OF THE BIOFILM.......................................................................................................................................... 1377 Valerie Debout, Emile Malard, Hervé Guené, Jean-Francois Ghiglione, Christelle Caplat, Florence Mazeas, Stéphanie Salaun, Chantal Compère
INTEGRITY MANAGEMENT OF MOORING SYSTEMS AGAINST MICROBIAL INFLUENCED CORROSION................................................................................................................................................................................................ 1378 Zakari Makama, Devin Witt, Kai-Tung Ma, Tim Lee, Andrew Kilner, Vincent Bonifay, Kathleen Duncan, Jan Sunner, Iwona Beech
MACROFOULING INDUCED CORROSION IN SINGAPORE’S COASTAL SEAWATERS ....................................................... 1379 Daniel J. Blackwood, Chin Sing Lim, Serena Teo
EFFECT OF APPLIED AND RESIDUAL STRESSES ON THE ELECTROCHEMICALLY INDUCED REPASSIVATION OF SENSITIZED 5XXX SERIES AL ALLOYS IN NACL SOLUTIONS ......................................................... 1380 Monica Trueba, Simone Betti, Michele Ferri, Stefano P. Trasatti, Antonietta Lo Conte
CORROSION BEHAVIOR OF AL-PD AND AL-CO COMPLEX METALLIC ALLOYS .............................................................. 1381 Marian Palcut, Libor Duriška, Pavol Priputen, Jozef Janovec
ASSESSMENT OF MICROBIAL CORROSION RESISTANCE ON STAINLESS STEEL COATED WITH NANOSTRUCTURED TIO2 ...................................................................................................................................................................... 1382 Emma Angelini, Leonardo Iannucci, Sabrina Grassini, Alessandra Colombo, Stefano Pierpaolo Marcello Trasatti, Pierangela Cristiani
CORROSION ASSESSMENT OF CANDIDATE ALLOYS FOR COST-EFFECTIVE CONSTRUCTION OF ADVANCED BIOREFINERIES ................................................................................................................................................................ 1384 Yimin Zeng, Magdalene Matchim, Jingli Luo, Joey Kish
STAINLESS STEELS IN NATURAL SEAWATER: BOUNDARY CONDITIONS FOR CP MODELLING ................................ 1385 Tiziano Bellezze, Sergio Lorenzi, Giampaolo Giuliani, Gabriella Roventi, Tommaso Pastore
CATHODIC PROTECTION IN NATURAL SEAWATER IN AEROBIC AND ANAEROBIC CONDITIONS............................ 1386 Fabio Maria Bolzoni, Andrea Brenna, Luciano Lazzari, Grabriela Contreras, Alessandro Benedetti
LABORATORY ACTIVITIES RELATED TO MARINE CORROSION : SEARCH FOR DAMAGE CAUSES ......................... 1387 Carlo Dellabiancia, Lorenzo Rolla, Valentina De Luise, Mattia Dellabiancia
WHAT’S THE SECRET OF MICROBIOLOGICALLY INFLUENCED CORROSION? EXPERIENCES AND CASE STUDIES FROM DAMAGE CASES OF DIFFERENT ENVIRONMENTS ........................................................................... 1406 Nanni Noël, Hans Christ, Job Klijnstra
INTRODUCTION FOR A ROUND-TABLE ON TIES BETWEEN MIC AND SEA: A MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH IS REQUIRED ...................................................................................................................................................................... 1414 Regine Basseguy, Pierangela Cristiani
CORROSION IN AUTOMOTIVE: PREDICTION AND PREVENTION ANODISING OF ALUMINIUM FOR AUTOMOTIVE APPLICATIONS.......................................................................................... 1415 Jan-Olov Nilsson
SUSTAINABLE PRETREATMENTS FOR AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY ......................................................................................... 1416 Malin Tornberg, Dan Persson, Bo Rendahl, Cecilia Groth
CORROSION IN AUTOMOTIVE: PREDICTION UNDERSTANDING THE SURFACE CORROSION MECHANISMS OF ZINC COATINGS........................................................ 1417 Georg Hölzl, Gerald Luckeneder, Hubert Duchaczek, Karl-Heinz Stellnberger, Christoph Kleber, Ignacio Giner, Guido Grundmeier, Achim Walter Hassel
ATMOSPHERIC CORROSION OF A NEW MARTENSITIC STAINLESS STEEL FOR AUTOMOTIVE APPLICATIONS – OPTIMIZATION OF MECHANICAL PRE-TREATMENT TO BRING NEW PERSPECTIVES ON OXIDIZED MATERIAL ...................................................................................................................................... 1418 Clément Boissy, Saghi Saedlou, Jean-Benoît Moreau, Jesse Paegle
EFFECT OF CORROSION RESISTANCE AND RUST CHARACTERIZATION FOR HYDROGEN ABSORPTION AND HYDROGEN EMBRITTLEMENT UNDER AN ATMOSPHERIC CORROSION CONDITION................................................................................................................................................................................................. 1419 Fumio Yuse, Junichiro Kinugasa, Yousuke Fujita, Michitaka Tsunezawa, Michiharu Nakaya
CORROSION IN THE REFINERY INDUSTRY LONG-RANGE DETECTION OF WET INSULATION & CORROSION PRODUCTS FOR CUI. ............................................... 1420 Geir Instanes, Audun Pedersen, G. Instanes
ROLE OF X-RAY FLUORESCENCE AND DIFFRACTION IN FIGHTING CORROSION.......................................................... 1436 Karel Dám, Florin Turcu
CORROSION IN THE CRUDE DISTILLATION UNIT OVERHEAD LINE: CONTRIBUTORS AND SOLUTIONS................................................................................................................................................................................................. 1437 Philipp Schempp, Silvio Köhler, Marcus Menzebach, Karsten Preuss, Micha Tröger
FOULING, CORROSION, AND CLEANING IN OIL REFINING AND PETROCHEMICAL INDUSTRY ................................ 1452 Alec Groysman
ACQUISITION, VISUALIZATION AND INTERPRETATION OF PIPELINE CORROSION MONITORING DATA ............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 1467 Mike Yongjun Tan, F. Varela, Y. Huo, F. Mahdavi, K. Wang
CO2 CORROSION CONTROLLING BY 2-MERCAPTOBENZIMIDAZOLE AS INHIBITOR IN GAS REFINERY FEED MEDIA(CASE STUDY) ............................................................................................................................................ 1480 Ahmad Zamani Gharaghooshi
ELECTROCHEMICAL EVALUATION FOR ALOIN AS CORROSION INHIBITOR FOR API 5L X65 STEEL IMMERSED IN 3% NACL SATURATED WITH CO2 ......................................................................................................................... 1481 Araceli Espinoza Vazquez, Francisco Javier Rodriguez Gomez
EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF INITIAL STAGES OF METAL DUSTING CORROSION ......................................... 1482 Xiaoyang Guo
COMPARISON OF HYPERDUPLEX AND THE MOST USED CUNI ALLOYS FOR SEAWATER COOLING....................... 1483 Alessandra Spaghetti
EFFECT OF SULFIDE ON CORROSION BEHAVIOR OF 2205 DUPLEX STAINLESS STEEL IN HCL SOLUTION ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1484 Xi Yang, Junlei Tang, Bernard Normand
CASE STUDY OF AN IMPROVED PASSIVATION OF AN OPEN RECIRCULATING COOLING SYSTEM AFTER TURN AROUND BY MEANS OF THE CATHODIC CORROSION INHIBITOR PSO (PHOSPHINO SUCCINIC OLIGOMER) IN HIGH STRESS CONDITIONS .............................................................................................................. 1505 Valerie Bour Beucler, Stefaan Vanschoubroeck
ROOT CAUSE ANALYSIS OF CRACK OCCURENCE ON SS304L TUBES OF A SHELL AND TUBE HEAT EXCHANGER IN RECEPTION UNIT, A CASE STUDY WITHIN SOUTH PARS GAS COMPLEX ......................................... 1511 Askar Soltani, Reza Zareie, Koorosh Farzanfar
CORROSION MECHANISMS, METHODS, MODELLING AND MONITORING ELECTRONIC PROPERTIES AT THE NANOMETER SCALE OF IRON ANOXIC CORROSION PRODUCT LAYERS ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 1521 Florence Mercier-Bion, Jiaying Li, Ludovic Tortech, Delphine Neff, Philippe Dillmann
NUMERICAL MODELLING OF THE STEEL REBAR CORROSION INSIDE THE SELF-HEALED CONCRETE.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 1522 Darja Pecko, Rodrigo Montoya, Iris De Graeve, Herman Terryn, Johan Deconinck
DESCRIPTION OF ARCHEOLOGICAL CORROSION LAYERS THANKS TO MULTIVARIATE ANALYSIS ..................... 1523 Robin Le Penglau, Mickael Bouhier, Delphine Neff
CORROSION OF CARBON STEEL IN SOIL: DIFFERENTIAL AERATION CELLS AND HETEROGENEITY OF THE CORROSION PRODUCT LAYER ........................................................................................................................................... 1524 Rym Akkouche, Céline Remazeilles, Marc Jeannin, Maud Barbalat, René Sabot, Philippe Refait
PHYSICOCHEMICAL PROPERTIES AND CORROSION ACTIVITY OF DEEP EUTECTIC SOLVENTS ETHALINE AND RELINE TO THE MILD STEEL .............................................................................................................................. 1525 Anna Kityk, Yelyzaveta Rublova, Elena Vasil'Eva, Felix Danilov
CORROSION MONITORING OF CARBON STEEL UNDER VARIOUS ATMOSPHERIC ENVIRONMENT......................... 1530 Hideki Katayama
A NEW APPROACH FOR CURRENT DENSITY CALCULATION IN UNIFORM CORROSION .............................................. 1532 Massimiliano Bestetti, Silvia Franz, Antonello Vicenzo, Riccardo Volta
DETECTION OF HYDROGEN PERMEATING THROUGH STEEL USING TUNGSTEN OXIDE THIN FILM...................... 1533 Yu Sugawara, Yuto Sakaizawa, Akihiro Shibata, Izumi Muto, Nobuyoshi Hara
TIME-DEPENDENT MEASUREMENT OF HYDROGEN PENETRATION IN FERRIC METAL MATERIALS..................... 1534 Yudai Yamamoto, Yuichi Kitagawa, Takayuki Nakanishi, Yasuchika Hasegawa, Koji Fushimi
HYDROGEN ABSORPTION BEHAVIOR OF THE STEELS CONTAINING CR AND NI UNDER CATHODIC POLARIZATION IN SULFATE SOLUTIONS ....................................................................................................................................... 1540 Takumi Haruna, Kazuki Takeuchi, Tomoki Kasahara, Yamato Nii, Youhei Hirohata
CHARACTERIZATION OF THE HYDROGEN TRANSPORT AND THE HYDROGEN INDUCED DAMAGE OF (ULTRA) HIGH STRENGTH STEEL CONCEPTS ........................................................................................................................ 1545 Tobias Schaffner, Alexander Hartmaier, Valentin Kokotin, Michael Pohl
CONTRIBUTION TO THE UNDERSTANDING OF HYDROGEN TRAPPING IN DISLOCATIONS AND GRAIN BOUNDARIES IN ARMCO IRON ............................................................................................................................................. 1546 Wolfgang Siegl, Thomas Zauchner, Gregor Mori
INVESTIGATION OF INFLUENCE PARAMETERS FOR CRACK FORMATION ON HOT-DIP METAL COATED STEEL ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 1547 Alexander Britner, Thomas Ummenhofer
ELECTROCHEMICAL INVESTIGATION ON THE CORROSION INHIBITION OF MILD STEEL BY CALCIUM ZINC PHOSPHATE NANOPARTICLE.............................................................................................................................. 1556 Eiman Alibakhshi, Ebrahim Ghasemi, Mohammad Mahdavian, Akram Labbani Motlagh, Seyed Arash Haddadi
MODELLING OF HYDROGEN SORPTION, TRAPPING AND DESORPTION ON STEEL IN THE DEVANATHAN-STACHURSKI CELL ................................................................................................................................................... 1557 Lorenzo Vecchi, Hans Simillion, Rodrigo Montoya, Emilie Van Den Eeckhout, Kim Verbeken, Johan Deconinck, Herman Terryn, Yves Van Ingelgem
THE ROLE OF DISLOCATION MOBILITY ON THE HYDROGEN INDUCED MECHANICAL DEGRADATION OF FE-C-X ALLOYS................................................................................................................................................... 1558 Tom Depover, Kim Verbeken
THE ROLE OF CARBIDES IN THE HYDROGEN INDUCED MECHANICAL DEGRADATION OF STEELS ....................... 1569 Tom Depover, Aurelie Laureys, Tim De Seranno, Lisa Claeys, Emilie Van Den Eeckhout, Kim Verbeken
HYDROGEN EMBRITTLEMENT MODELING OF SUPER MARTENSITIC STAINLESS STEEL IN SOUR MEDIA........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1583 Martin Monnot, Rafael Estevez, Virginie Roche, Ricardo Nogueira, Marc Mantel
SCANNING KELVIN PROBE INVESTIGATION OF ATMOSPHERIC CORROSION AND HYDROGEN INSERTION UNDER MECHANICAL LOAD ........................................................................................................................................ 1584 Gabriela Schimo, Andreas Muhr, Gerald Luckeneder, Hubert Duchaczek, Karl-Heinz Stellnberger, Josef Faderl, Achim Walter Hassel
INFLUENCE OF SIC NANOPARTICLES ON THE PROPERTIES OF MAO COATINGS FORMED ON TITANIUM ALLOY ................................................................................................................................................................................... 1585 Lei Wen, Ying Jin, Xuegang Guo
PROCESS SAFETY MANAGEMENT IMPLEMENTATION A NEW FAST PROCESS SAFETY CHECK ........................................................................................................................................... 1586 Robert Kirchner
CONTROL SOIL SIDE CORROSION OF ABOVE GROUND TANKS BY INJECTION VAPOR PHASE CORROSION INHIBITORS (VPCI) ........................................................................................................................................................ 1589 Naif Alabri
SUSTAINABILITY IN FIRE PROTECTION DESIGN ......................................................................................................................... 1590 Masoud Kalantari
PROCESS SAFETY LEADERSHIP AND CULTURE TRANSITIONING PROCESS SAFETY KNOWLEDGE: MANAGING CHANGE FOR NEW GENERATION ENGINEERS................................................................................................................................................................................................. 1591 Shakeel Kadri
LEARNING LESSONS FROM CORROSION INCIDENTS: PROVIDING RISK VISIBILITY THROUGH AN EFFECTIVE PROCESS SAFETY PROGRAM ...................................................................................................................................... 1592 Andrew Bartlett
LEADERSHIP KEEPING THE BALANCE FOR AN EXCELLENT PROCESS SAFETY CULTURE......................................... 1601 Coen Van Driel, Robert Kauer
THE APPLICATION OF BOW-TIE AND BAYESIAN NETWORK MODELS FOR CORROSION RISK ASSESSMENT OF AGING PROCESS SYSTEMS................................................................................................................................. 1604 Narasi Sridhar, Arun Agarwal, Francois Ayello, Gerhardus Koch
PROCESS SAFETY CASE STUDIES AND LESSIONS LEARNED MULTIPLE CASE STUDIES OF ECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL IMPACTS OF PROCESS SAFETY MANAGEMENT (PSM).............................................................................................................................................................................. 1605 Rodolfo Gonzalez, Raíssa Rossi
TRANSFORMING TOWARDS A “RISK THINKING” ORGANIZATION BY IMPLEMENTING RBI...................................... 1645 Marion Janus-Uebelhör, Coen Van Driel
BENCHMARKING OF PETROLEUM TANKER DISCHARGE OPERATIONS AT A NIGERIAN COASTAL TERMINAL AND JETTY FACILITATES OPTIMIZATION OF THE SHIP – SHORE INTERFACE ........................................ 1647 Bassey O. Bassey
CASE STUDY: HAZARD ASSESSMENT OF ETHYLENE AND LNG LOADING-UNLOADING PROCESS IN CIREBON PORT ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 1648 Hary Devianto, Mitra Eviani, Isdiriayani Nurdin, Pramujo Widiatmoko
LEARNING FROM INCIDENTS BY CSB .............................................................................................................................................. 1683 Vanessa A. Sutherland
HAZARD IDENTIFICATION AND RISK ANALYSIS/MANAGEMENT A NEW AND IMPROVED APPROACH TO QUANTITATIVE RISK ANALYSIS (QRA) FOR PIPELINES ............................. 1684 Kehinde Shaba
STANDARDISATION OF BOW TIE METHODOLOGY AND TERMINOLOGY VIA A CCPS/EI BOOK ................................ 1696 Mark Manton, Martin Johnson, Robin Pitblado, Charles Cowley, Tim McGrath, Ron McLeod, Rob Miles, Kiran Krishna
VISUAL HAZOP – EXPLOITING THE POWER OF BOWTIES TO IMPROVE STUDY EFFICIENCY AND ENHANCE ENGAGEMENT...................................................................................................................................................................... 1697 David Hatch, Paul McCulloch
ADVANCED BARRIER MANAGEMENT: LINKING BOWTIE ANALYSIS, BARRIER-BASED INCIDENT ANALYSIS AND RISK BASED AUDITING ........................................................................................................................................... 1703 Jasper Smit
BENEFITS OF DETAILED CFD VENTILATION ANALYSIS DURING EARLY DESIGN PHASES ......................................... 1711 Josue Quilliou
INDUSTRY 4.0 AND PROCESS SAFETY KPIS MONITORING APPROACH................................................................................ 1722 Michal Karolak, Mateusz Zbikowski
ORGANIC COATINGS CORROSION PERFORMANCE OF ELECTROPOLYMERIZED DOPED POLYPYRROLE COATINGS ON A 316L STAINLESS STEEL BIPOLAR PLATES FOR PROTON EXCHANGE MEMBRANE FUEL CELLS (PEMFC) ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1730 Anne-Pascale Romano, Giussepe Caldarella, Mireille Poelman, Fabrizio Maseri, Marie-Georges Olivier, Nathalie Job
STRUCTURE AND ANTICORROSIVE PROPERTIES OF SILICA-EPOXY HYBRID COATINGS........................................... 1731 Peter Hammer, Ruben Oblitas Torrico, Samarah Vargas Harb, Andressa Trentin, Celso Valentim Santilli
ASSESSMENT OF CORROSION DE-ADHESION OF THICK MARINE PAINTS APPLIED ON STEEL USING SCANNING KELVIN PROBE TECHNIQUE ......................................................................................................................................... 1732 Nathalie Lebozec, Andrej Nazarov, Dominique Thierry
A NOVEL TOOL TO MONITOR DEGRADATION KINETICS AT METAL / POLYMER INTERFACE: QUANTITATIVE LOCAL ELECTROCHEMICAL IMPEDANCE MAPPING................................................................................ 1733 Viacheslav Shkirskiy, Polina Volovitch, Vincent Vivier
A PRETREATMENT TO BIND AN ANTICORROSIVE COATING ON AN ALUMINIUM ALLOY .......................................... 1734 Maritza Paez
8-HQ ENCAPSULATED GO STABILIZED POLYSTYRENE CONTAINER BASED ANTICORROSION COATINGS................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1735 Sneha Daradmare, Mamata Pradhan, V. S. Raja, Smrutiranjan Parida
PROTECTION MECHANISM OF AL-RICH EPOXY PRIMER ON ALUMINUM ALLOY 2024-T3 .......................................... 1750 Gerald S. Frankel, Xi Wang
COMPARISON OF ACCELERATED ELECTROCHEMICAL TECHNIQUES WITH CONVENTIONAL SALT SPRAY TEST FOR INDUSTRIAL PROTECTIVE COATINGS ......................................................................................................... 1751 Davide A. Allegro, Monica Trueba, Stefano P. Trasatti, Sara I. Cristini, Alessandro Bralia
IN-SITU INTERFACIAL BONDING STUDY OF AMINE AND AMIDE MODEL COMPOUNDS AND FE SURFACES ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1752 Peyman Taheri, Jmc Mol, Herman Terryn
FUNCTIONALIZATION OF METALLIC MATERIALS: WETTABILITY AND CORROSION INHIBITION EFFECTS ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1753 Micael Alonso Frank, Aldo R. Boccaccini, Sannakaisa Virtanen
AMORPHOUS POLYOLEFIN COATINGS ........................................................................................................................................... 1754 Henk Vugteveen
HIDDEN CAUSES OF PAINT DELAMINATION ................................................................................................................................. 1755 Agnieszka Krolikowska, Leszek Komorowski, Pier Luigi Bonora
CORROSION PROTECTION OF ALUMINUM FOAMS BY CATAPHORETIC DEPOSITION OF ORGANIC COATINGS................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1761 Stefano Rossi, Michele Fedel, Massimo Calovi, Flavio Deflorian
EFFECT OF MORPHOLOGY AND MANGANESE CONTENT OF FLAKE-TYPE ZINC-MANGANESEPHOSPHATE ADDITIVES ON THE CORROSION PROTECTION BEHAVIOUR OF HIGHLY STRUCTURED NANOMER® COATINGS............................................................................................................................................. 1767 Carsten Becker-Willinger, Sener Albayrak, Emilie Perre, Marlon Jochum, Jessica Brunke, Marek Twardoch
ADVANCES IN W/B PROTECTIVE COATING SYSTEM USING FLUOROPOLYMER TOPCOAT -HIGH WEATHERING PERFORMANCE AND ENVIRONMENTAL FRIENDLY VOC REDUCTION SYSTEM- .............................. 1777 Tsuyoshi Matsumoto, Kenichiro Yamauchi, Naoki Yabumi, Tsuyosi Miyashita, Hiroyuki Tanabe
RELEVANCE OF A SLOW IONIC EXCHANGE PROCESS WITHIN ORGANIC COATINGS TO THEIR PROTECTIVE PROPERTIES ON STEEL.............................................................................................................................................. 1786 Douglas J. Mills, Sina Jamali
CORROSION MECHANISMS, METHODS, MODELLING AND MONITORING ELECTROCHEMICAL CORROSION BEHAVIOR OF NANOCRYSTALLINE METAL THIN FILM PREPARED BY MAGNETRON SPUTTERING -- A RECENT WORK REPORT........................................................................... 1787 Li Liu
THE STUDY ON RELATION BETWEEN PEAK CURRENT AND GROWTH RATE OF METASTABLE PITS ON STAINLESS STEEL AND CARBON STEEL................................................................................................................................... 1788 Yuming Tang, Bing Lin, Xuhui Zhao, Yu Zuo
CORROSION BEHAVIOR OF STAINLESS STEELS AND NI-BASED ALLOYS IN SUPERCRITICAL WATER CONTAINING AMMONIUM CHLORIDE AND OXYGEN ................................................................................................ 1796 Jianqiao Yang, Shuzhong Wang, Xingying Tang, Yanhui Li
INNOVATIVE AGAR-GLYCEROL ELECTROLYTES FOR CORROSION STUDIES ON IRREGULAR SURFACES OF STAINLESS STEELS ..................................................................................................................................................... 1805 Gleidys Monrrabal, Susana Guzman, Asuncion Bautista, Francisco Velasco
INTERFEROMETRY: A NEW WAY TO STUDY CORROSION ....................................................................................................... 1806 Claudia Merola, Hsiu-Wei Cheng, Markus Valtiner
EFFECT OF ACTIVATED CARBON ON CREVICE CORROSION BEHAVIOR OF TYPE 316L STAINLESS STEEL ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1807 Hiroshi Abe, Yoshikazu Maeda, Yutaka Watanabe
COMPARISON OF AN ELECTROCHEMICAL METHOD (ENM) AND A PHYSICAL METHOD (EDDY CURRENT TESTING) FOR DETECTION OF CORROSION UNDER INSULATION (CUI)........................................................ 1808 Douglas J. Mills, Tianyang Lan
INFLUENCE OF CONTROLLED SHAPE DEFECTS ON THE CORROSION BEHAVIOUR OF GOLD COATED STAINLESS STEEL.................................................................................................................................................................. 1809 Malo Carradot, Benoit Ter-Ovanessian, Bernard Normand
EFFECTS OF METAL CATIONS ON CORROSION INHIBITION ABILITY OF SODIUM GLUCONATE FOR MILD STEEL IN FRESH WATER ........................................................................................................................................................... 1810 Kyohei Otani, Masatoshi Sakairi
CORROSION OF BRASS-COATED STEEL WIRES IN SALINE WATER: FOCUS ON THE BRASS COMPOSITION IMPACT STUDIED BY EIS UNDER CATHODIC POLARISATION ................................................................. 1811 Apolline Lecercle, Vincent Vignal
ELECTROCHEMICAL IMPEDANCE SPECTROSCOPY OF DIFFERENT STEELS IN MOLTEN SOLAR SALT AT HIGH TEMPERATURES......................................................................................................................................................... 1812 Dagmar Rückle, Stefanie Kaesche, Isabell Kowalczyk, Sannakaisa Virtanen, Burkhard Heine, Harald Garrecht
HYPHENATED OPTO-ELECTROCHEMISTRY FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF SELF-HEALING COATINGS................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1813 Paul Denissen, Santiago Garcia
ABSENCE OF NEGATIVE DIFFERENCE EFFECT ON PURE MAGNESIUM: A CONSEQUENCE OF SOLUTION AND SURFACE CHEMISTRY ........................................................................................................................................... 1814 Poorwa Gore, V. S. Raja, Nick Birbilis
TOWARDS CORROSION-RESISTANT MAGNESIUM ALLOYS..................................................................................................... 1815 Mohsen Esmaily, Jan-Erik Svensson, Lars-Gunnar Johansson
MONITORING OF LOW CORROSION RATES OF MAGNESIUM ALLOYS BY THE GRAVIMETRIC HYDROGEN EVOLUTION COLLECTION METHOD ....................................................................................................................... 1816 Michael Strebl, Sannakaisa Virtanen
CORROSION PRODUCTS GROWTH ON LOW ALLOYED MG ..................................................................................................... 1817 Alina Maltseva, Viacheslav Shkirskiy, Grégory Lefèvre, Polina Volovitch
CORROSION MONITORING OF HEATING AND COOLING SYSTEMS IN BUILDINGS USING PH, REDOX POTENTIAL, DISSOLVED OXYGEN, TEMPERATURE AND CONDUCTIVITY MEASUREMENTS..................................... 1818 Marlies Wiegand, Oliver Opel, Tanja Eggerichs, Mani Zargari, Stefan Plesser, Tobias Otte
NUCLEAR CORROSION LONG-TERM MONITORING OF ATMOSPHERIC CORROSION OF STAINLESS STEELS UNDER ILW INTERIM-STORAGE CONDITIONS ...................................................................................................................................................... 1829 Angus Cook, Cristiano Padovani, Alison Davenport
1D NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF GALVANIC CORROSION OF CANISTER STRUCTURAL MATERIALS IN COMPACTED BENONITE .................................................................................................................................................................. 1830 Jan Stoulil, Milan Kouril, Liudmila Pavlova, David Dobrev, Jenny Gondolli, Ilona Pospiskova
ATOMIC-SCALE MODELLING OF COPPER CORROSION IN ANOXIC AND SULPHIDE CONTAINING WATER ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1831 Joakim Halldin Stenlid, Adam Johannes Johansson, Christofer Leygraf, Tore Brinck
CONCRETE RADIOLYSIS EFFECT ON STEELS CORROSION AND COMPARISON WITH NONIRRADIATED MATERIAL ....................................................................................................................................................................... 1832 Véronique Dewynter-Marty, Laure Chomat, William Guillot, Etienne Amblard, Xavier Bourbon, Delphine Durand, Manon Cornaton
CONSUMPTION OF OXYGEN IN A FULL-SCALE SF/HLW DISPOSAL TUNNEL – EXPERIMENTAL MEASUREMENTS AND THE RESULTS OF PRELIMINARY MODELLING ............................................................................... 1842 Fraser King, Scott Briggs, Nikitas Diomidis, Niels Giroud
CORROSION ASSESSMENT OF HIGH-LEVEL RADIOACTIVE WASTE DISPOSAL CANISTERS IN CRYSTALLINE ROCK BASED ON HYDROGEOLOGICAL MODELLING.................................................................................. 1843 Fraser King, Chi-Che Hung, Yuan-Chieh Wu
CORROSION OF CARBON STEEL IN COMPACTED BENTONITE UNDER IN-SITU GRANITIC HOST ROCK CONDITIONS ................................................................................................................................................................................. 1844 David Dobrev, Jenny Gondolli, Jana Steinová, Milan Zuna, Ilona Pospíšková
CORROSION OF MMETALLIC MATERIALS IN COMPACTED CALLOVO-OXFORDIAN CLAYSTONE AT 50°C................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 1845 Sophia Necib, Yannick Linard, Sylvie Daumas
EVALUATION OF THE CORROSION BEHAVIOR OF CARBON STEEL FOR OVERPACK APPLICATION UNDER BURIED CONDITIONS .............................................................................................................................................................. 1846 Gen Nakayama, Ippei Shinozaki, Yohei Sakakibara
GALVANIC CORROSION OF CARBON STEEL IN ANOXIC CONDITIONS AT 80°C ASSOCIATED WITH A HETEROGENEOUS MAGNETITE (FE3O4) / MACKINAWITE (FES) LAYER............................................................................. 1854 Mathieu Robineau, René Sabot, Marc Jeannin, Alexandre Romaine, Philippe Refait
OXIDATION KINETICS OF PU STABILIZED IN δ-PHASE.............................................................................................................. 1855 Aurélien Fabas, Brice Ravat, Lionel Jolly, Benoît Oudot, Ioana Popa, François Delaunay
INFLUENCE OF IRON CORROSION ON NUCLEAR GLASS ALTERATION PROCESSES: NANOSCALE INVESTIGATIONS OF THE IRON-CONTAINING PHASES............................................................................................................. 1856 Charly Carrière, Delphine Neff, Eddy Foy, Florence Mercier-Bion, Christelle Martin, James Dynes, Muriel Bouttemy, Arnaud Etcheberry, Philippe Dillmann
ON THE MECHANISM OF RADIATION INDUCED CORROSION OF COPPER IN ANOXIC WATER AND HUMID ATMOSPHERES .......................................................................................................................................................................... 1857 Mats Jonsson, Christofer Leygraf, Åsa Björkbacka, Magnus Johnson
ONE YEAR EXPOSURE TEST RESULTS OF STEEL BASED CANDIDATE CONTAINER MATERIALS.............................. 1858 Milan Kouril, Jan Stoulil, Darya Novikova, Tomas Lovasi, David Dobrev, Jenny Gondolli, Ilona Pospiskova
OVERVIEW OF THE ANAEROBIC CORROSION OF CARBON STEEL IN BENTONITE: EX-SITU AND INSITU EXPERIMENTS IN DIFFERENT HOST ROCKS ....................................................................................................................... 1859 Nikitas Diomidis
STUDY OF C-STEEL RESISTANCE TO ENVIRONMENTALLY ASSISTED CRACKING IN RADIOACTIVE WASTE DISPOSAL CONDITIONS.......................................................................................................................................................... 1860 Nicolas Bulidon, Claude Duret-Thual, Marion Fregonese, Sophia Necib
CORROSION AT THE STEEL-CLAY INTERFACE AT 90°C: NANOSCALE CHARACTERIZATION OF METAL-REPLACING CORROSION PRODUCTS............................................................................................................................... 1861 Michel Schlegel, Frantz Martin, Marfe Fenart, Cécile Blanc, Eddy Foy, Mohamed Sennour, Nicolas Trcera, Philippe Dillmann, Delphine Neff, Jay Dynes
ENVIRONMENT SENSITIVE FRACTURE HISTORY OF SCC RESEARCH: A RECORD OF PROGRESS ......................................................................................................... 1874 Sergei A. Shipilov
EFFECT OF THIOSULPHATE CONCENTRATION ON CORROSION MECHANISMS OF 13% CR MARTENSITIC STAINLESS STEEL CORROSION IN CHLORIDE SOLUTION ........................................................................ 1876 Edoardo Proverbio, Luigi Calabrese, Massimiliano Galeano, Domenico Di Pietro, Angelo Donato
STRESS CORROSION CRACKING STUDY OF A SUPER MARTENSITIC STAINLESS STEEL IN HIGH CONTENT SULFIDE ENVIRONMENTS ............................................................................................................................................... 1888 Clément Gayton, Alexia Rozinoer, Cédric Bosch, Krzysztof Wolski, Jacques Stolarz
APPLICATION OF ELECTROCHEMICAL NOISE MEASUREMENTS FOR STRESS CORROSION CRACKING STUDIES: INFLUENCE OF CURRENT PARTITION AND INSTRUMENTAL NOISE......................................... 1896 Jose Bolivar, Marion Fregonese, François Huet
DEGRADATION OF THE MECHANICAL INTEGRITY OF STEAM TURBINE STEELS DUE TO STRESSCORROSION CRACKING IN ACIDIC WATER .................................................................................................................................. 1897 Tim De Seranno, Evelyn De Meyer, Arne Verliefde, Kim Verbeken
HYDROGEN EMBRITTLEMENT OF DUPLEX STAINLESS STEELS – AN EXPERIMENTAL APPROACH TO BETTER UNDERSTAND THE EFFECTS OF MICROSTRUCTURE AND STRAIN .............................................................. 1911 Cem Örnek, Ulf Kivisäkk, Dirk L. Engelberg, Jinshan Pan
MICRO-SCALE CHARACTERISATION OF HYDROGEN CONTENT AND PERMEABILITY OF HIGH STRENGTH STEELS.................................................................................................................................................................................. 1912 Darya Novikova, Tomas Prosek, Andreas Muhr, Hubert Duchaczek, Gerald Luckeneder, Pavel Novák, Pavel Salvetr
HYDROGEN DIFFUSION IN A DUPLEX STAINLESS STEEL OBSERVED USING SKPFM..................................................... 1922 Elia Tohmé, Vincent Barnier, Fréderic Christien, Cédric Bosch, Krzysztof Wolski
MODELLING OF UP-HILL HYDROGEN DIFFUSION IN A DUPLEX STEEL. APPLICATION TO THE "KELVIN PROBE" EXPERIMENT......................................................................................................................................................... 1929 Frederic Christien, Elia Tohme, Vincent Barnier, Cédric Bosch, Krzysztof Wolski
CORROSION IN THE REFINERY INDUSTRY CORROSION MANAGEMENT PLAN AND RESULTS IN IRAN MINISTRY OF PETROLEUM (CASE STUDY) ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1930 Ahmad Zamani Gharaghooshi
CHEMICAL TREATMENT OF UN-TREATED CLOSE COOLING WATER SYSTEM ............................................................... 1931 Faraj Omer
CRUDE DISTILLATION UNIT CORROSION AND FOULING MITIGATION TROUGH THE EARLY DETECTION AND REMOVAL OF TRAMP AMINES......................................................................................................................... 1946 Chris Claesen, Martin Vosecký, Phil Thornthwaite
IMPACT OF TESTING CONDITIONS ON CRACKING MECHANISMS UNDER HYDROGEN CHARGING COMMON CRACKING MECHANISMS IN CORROSION RESISTANT ALLOYS IN OIL AND GAS PRODUCTION AND THE INFLUENCE OF TESTING FACTORS ON APPLICATION .............................................................. 1956 Steve Paterson, Marc Wilms
ROLE OF H2S IN PITTING OF STAINLESS STEEL IN SOUR OIL AND GAS APPLICATIONS .............................................. 1957 James Hesketh, Gareth Hinds, Alan Turnbull
IMPACT OF OXYGEN ON CORROSION AND HYDROGEN PERMEATION OF UNALLOYED STEEL IN PRESENCE OF H2S..................................................................................................................................................................................... 1958 Jean Kittel, Martien Duvall Deffo Ayagou, Christophe Mendibide, Claude Duret-Thual, Eliane Sutter, Mai Tran, Bernard Tribollet, Nicolas Ferrando
INFLUENCE OF SOLUTION BUFFERING ON CORROSION RESISTANCE OF SUPER MARTENSITIC STAINLESS STEELS.................................................................................................................................................................................. 1970 Virginie Richoux, Hafida El Alami, Cécile Millet, Harold Evin, Guillaume Néel
STABILITY OF BUFFER SOLUTION FOR STAINLESS STEEL’S OCTG CORROSION TEST TO EVALUATE SSC AND SSC RESISTANCE............................................................................................................................................. 1971 Yasuhide Ishiguro, Kazuki Fujimura
HYDROGEN CRACKING OF BURIED PIPELINES............................................................................................................................ 1972 Antoine Pourbaix, Mioara Stroe
ELECTROCHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF THE OXIDE FILM FORMED AT ROOM TEMPERATURE ON THE 690 TT ALLOY............................................................................................................................................ 1978 Salma El Euch, Eliane Sutter, Mai Tran, Vincent Vivier, Nathalie Engler, Antoine Marion
INFLUENCE OF STRENGTHENING MECHANISMS AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS ON THE PERFORMANCE OF FERRITIC STEELS ............................................................................................................................................. 1979 Waldemar Krieger, Sergiy Merzlikin, Asif Bashir, Hauke Springer, Michael Rohwerder
HYDROGEN DISTRIBUTION IN A MNAL HIGH STRENGTH STEEL AND ITS EFFECT ON MECHANICAL PROPERTIES............................................................................................................................................................................................... 1980 Anitha Pushparasah, Frantz Martin, Quentin Auzoux, Sebastian Cobo, Thomas Dieudonne, Laura Moli-Sanchez, Krzysztof Wolski
OBSERVATION OF HYDROGEN DIFFUSION, RETENTION, AND EMBRITTLEMENT IN NICKEL-BASE ALLOY 718 AND ALLOY 945X................................................................................................................................................................ 1981 Michael Brown, Michael Preuss, Steve McCoy, Dirk Engelberg
ON THE MECHANISM OF HYDROGEN INDUCED CORROSION OF STEELS.......................................................................... 1983 Sebastian Thomas, Ruiliang Liu, Guruprasad Sundararajan, Cory Wong, Nick Birbilis
OPTIMISATION OF THE CORROSION RATE OF IRON-BASED ALLOYS FOR BIORESORBABLE STENT APPLICATIONS BY SURFACE ACIDIFICATION .............................................................................................................................. 1984 Sarah Reuter, Cédric Georges, Pascal J. Jacques
CORROSION IN OIL & GAS PRODUCTION IN-SITU OBSERVATION OF HYDROGEN INDUCED CRACKING PROPAGATION BEHAVIOR ......................................... 1985 Taishi Fujishiro, Takuya Hara
ACOUSTIC EMISSION MONITORING OF HIC GROWTH IN CARBON STEELS: LABORATORY TESTING ................... 1986 Hussam Attar, Abderrazak Traidia, Abdullah Enezi
CORROSION ON ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND HISTRORICAL ARTEFACTS IMPROVEMENTS IN DESIGN OF PROBES FOR IN-SITU EVALUATION OF CORROSION DAMAGE OF CULTURAL ARTEFACTS USING NON-DESTRUCTIVE ELECTROCHEMICAL MEASUREMENTS ................................... 1994 Douglas J Mills, Tian Yang Lan, Sina Jamali, Yue Zhao
CORROSION OF CANS IN COLLECTIONS: THE RESULTS OF THE CANS PROJECT .......................................................... 1995 Laura Brambilla, Fabio Cova Caiazzo, Aline Michel, Stefano Mischler, Régis Bertholon
CORROSION OF SILVER IN ENVIRONMENT CONTAINING HALIDES, PSEUDOHALIDES AND THIOUREA .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 1996 Jan Svadlena, Jan Stoulil, Eva Voracova
EFFECT OF RELATIVE HUMIDITY ON THE ATMOSPHERIC CORROSION IN SILVER BY ELECTROCHEMICAL NOISE AND RECURSIVE ANALYSIS ........................................................................................................ 1997 J. Ortiz-Corona, Esteban García Ochoa, José Luis Ruvalcaba Sil, Francisco Javier Rodríguez-Gómez
VOLUME 4 TARNISHING EVOLUTION MONITORING ON SILVER ARTEFACTS IN A MUSEUM INDOOR ENVIRONMENT ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 2008 Sabrina Grassini, Emma Angelini, Venice Gouda, Marco Parvis, Panayota Vassiliou
METALLIC VARNISHES IN THE PAST – HISTORICAL PATTERN BOOK, ANALYSES, CASE STUDIES ......................... 2009 Eva Svobodova, Ivana Kopecka, Tomas Cechak, Radek Prokes
PROTECTION OF CULTURAL HERITAGE BY COATINGS AND INHIBITORS JOINT SESSION WP 1 & WP 14 & WP 21 PERSPECTIVES ON CORROSION CONTROL IN CULTURAL HERITAGE ............................................................................... 2010 John C. Scott
A DIFFICULT BALANCE BETWEEN SIMPLE AND EFFECTIVE: SOME SPECIFIC ISSUES IN THE EVALUATION OF PROTECTIVE COATINGS FOR CULTURAL HERITAGE METALLIC SURFACES............................... 2012 Paola Letardi, Roberto Stifanese, Pierluigi Traverso
TOWARDS QUANTITATIVELY ASSESSING THE SUCCESS OF DODECANOIC ACID AS AN INHIBITOR FOR THE TREATMENT OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL IRON NAILS ................................................................................................... 2013 David Edward Watkinson, Nicola Emmerson, Ian Channell
PERFORMANCE TESTING OF COATINGS FOR SUSTAINABLE PRESERVATION OF CANNONS AND ARCHITECTURAL ELEMENTS AT FORT SUMTER NATIONAL MONUMENT ....................................................................... 2014 Christopher McKenzie, Liisa Nasanen, Claire Achtyl, Justin Schwebler, Stephanie Crette
RESTORATION OF A 19TH CENTURY EMPIRE-STYLE TREASURE CHEST........................................................................... 2027 Jan Ruzicka
PROTECTIVENESS OF DIFFERENT SILANE COATINGS ON PATINATED ANCIENT AND MODERN BRONZES: PART 1..................................................................................................................................................................................... 2028 Cecilia Monticelli, Vincenzo Grassi, Carla Martini, Cristina Chiavari, Giuseppe Mavilia, Federica Zanotto, Giulia Masi, Elena Bernardi, Andrea Balbo
PROTECTIVENESS OF DIFFERENT SILANE COATINGS ON PATINATED ANCIENT AND MODERN BRONZES: PART 2..................................................................................................................................................................................... 2029 Giulia Masi, Carla Martini, Elena Bernardi, Maria Chiara Bignozzi, Cecilia Monticelli, Andrea Balbo, Federica Zanotto, Maelenn Aufray, Claudie Josse, Jerome Esvan, Luc Robbiola, Cristina Chiavari
ENTRAPMENT OF CORROSION INHIBITORS IN SILANE COATINGS TO IMPROVE BRONZE CORROSION PROTECTION ................................................................................................................................................................... 2038 Cecilia Monticelli, Vincenzo Grassi, Giuseppe Mavilia, Federica Zanotto, Andrea Balbo
MICRO-CHARACTERISATION OF INNOVATIVE ORGANIC COATINGS APPLIED FOR THE PROTECTION OF OUTDOOR BRONZE MONUMENTS .................................................................................................................. 2039 Giulia Masi, Claudie Josse, Jerome Esvan, Elena Bernadri, Carla Martini, Maria Chiara Bignozzi, Luka Skrelp, Erika Svara Fabjan, Tadeja Kosec, Maelenn Aufray, Luc Robbiola, Cristina Chiavari
CORROSION OF POLYMERS AND ADVANCED MATERIALS DEFORMATION AND AGING BEHAVIOUR OF POLYMERIC FOAMS ...................................................................................... 2048 Peter Guttmann, Gerald Pilz, Denise Oelzant
INVESTIGATIONS ON THE DEGREE OF DAMAGE OF POLYETHYLENE GRADES AS MATERIALS OF HEATING OIL STORAGE TANKS AFTER A SERVICE LIFE IN EXCESS OF 25 YEARS......................................................... 2049 Margit Weltschev, Gabi Hoffmann, Manuela Haufe, Anka Kohl
DAMAGE OF PE-HD DUE TO ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS CRACKING INDUCED BY LIQUID MEDIA – FNCT TESTING .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 2050 Markus Schilling, Martin Böhning, Ute Niebergall
COMAPTIBILTY TESTING AND LIFE ESTIMATION OF NON-METALLIC MATERIALS FOR OIL AND GAS SERVICE ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 2051 Kevin Waterton
FLUORINATED THERMOPLASTIC MATERIALS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF CORROSION RESISTANT GAS SCRUBBERS ............................................................................................................................................................... 2064 Johannes Derfler, Markus Haager
CORROSION & CORROSION PROTECTION OF DRINKING WATER SYSTEMS SUITABILITY OF AUSTENITIC STAINLESS STEEL IN WATER INDUSTRY APPLICATION............................................... 2075 Jan Nachazel
CORROSION RESISTANCE OF STAINLESS STEELS AFTER A 10-YEAR EXPOSURE IN VARIOUS TYPES OF SOILS ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2082 Sandra Manchet, Bastien Chareyre, Didier Paul
CREVICE GEOMETRY AND BIOFILM DEVELOPMENT IMPACT ON STAINLESS STEEL DURABILITY IN DRINKING WATER NETWORK ....................................................................................................................................................... 2083 Audrey Allion-Maurer, Charles Leballeur, Nicolas Larché
PITTING CORROSION OF COPPER TUBES FOR DRINKING WATER APPLICATIONS DUE TO SILICATE FILMS............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 2084 Ralf Feser, Lena Lenzmann, Sven Schewe
DEVELOPMENT OF A PROCEDURE TO PREVENT DEZINCIFICATION OF BRASS COMPONENTS IN DRINKING WATER INSTALLATIONS................................................................................................................................................. 2091 Theresa Klein, Antje Schöne
NEW TEST METHODS FOR THE EVALUATION OF THE PERFORMANCE OF COPPER ALLYS IN DRINKING WATER ................................................................................................................................................................................... 2100 Johann-Wilhelm Erning
DISCOLOURATION OF DRINKING WATER IN WATER DISTRIBUTION NETWORKS: FLUSHING AND CORROSION PROTECTION ................................................................................................................................................................... 2101 Angelika Becker
AUTOMOTIVE CORROSION CORROSION DYNAMIC TEST : NEW WAY OF PROBING............................................................................................................. 2102 Laurent Rougier
WHEN DOES CORROSION START IN SIMULATIONS OF E-COATED EDGES? ...................................................................... 2103 Matthias Wünsche, Andreas Mittelbach, Roland Bachmann, Günther Prokop
PRECISE UNDERSTANDING OF DELAYED-FRACTURE-RELATED DIFFUSIBLE HYDROGEN IN STEEL MEASURED BY THERMAL DESORPTION SPECTROSCOPY. ...................................................................................................... 2107 Yasuhide Ishiguro, Kazuki Fujimura, Shinji Ootsuka, Akio Kobayashi
BEHAVIOR OF HYDROGEN ABSORPTION INTO STEEL SHEET UNDER AUTOMOBILE MOVING ENVIRONMENT IN DEICING SALT SPRAYING AREA................................................................................................................... 2108 Shinji Ootsuka
GALVANIZATION EFFECT ON HYDROGEN SUSCEPTIBILITY OF HIGH STRENGTH STEELS ....................................... 2109 Dwaipayan Mallick, V. S Raja, Nicolas Mary
EFFECTS OF TI, NB ON HYDROGEN EMBRITTLEMENT SENSITIVITY FOR AUTOMOTIVE HPF STEEL .................... 2110 Wonseog Yang, Hyejin Kim, Heonyoung Ha, Flavien Vucko, Manbeen Moon
INTERGRANULAR CORROSION TESTING OF 6000 ALUMINUM ALLOYS ............................................................................. 2111 Marina Cornejo, Thomas Hentschel, Diana Koschel, Christiane Matthies, Lionel Peguet, Marcel Rosefort , Christian Schnatterer, Elizabeth Szala, Daniela Zander
C4S : A CORROSION TEST FOR VALIDATION OF ALUMINIUM TECHNOLOGIES IN CABIN CARS............................... 2112 Coralie Balandret, Valérie Orain, Gilles Andre, Vincent Rousse, Laury Suzin, Florence Le-Strat
IN SITU STUDY OF LOCAL CORROSION INITIATION AT CUT EDGES OF GALVANIZED STEELS ................................ 2113 Kiryl Yasakau, Silvar Kallip, Mario Ferreira, Mikhail Zheludkevich
EFFECT OF ALLOYING ELEMENTS ON THE ANTICORROSION MECHANISMS OF AL-BASED COATINGS................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2114 Cyril Nicard, Christian Allely, Vaclav Sefl, Jan Stoulil, Polina Volovitch
NANO-STRUCTURED SILICA FILM FOR NON-CHROMATE ANTI-CORROSION PROTECTION LAYER OF METAL SURFACES............................................................................................................................................................................. 2115 Tseng-Chang Tsai, Shang-Tien Tsai, Wenchyuan ChangJean, Pei-Hsiun Chao
EVOLUTION IN THIN FILM PRETREATMENT - PERFORMANCE ENHANCEMENT ON MULTI-METAL SURFACES ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2121 Andreas Treitl, S. Birkenheuer, C. Komp
CORROSION RESISTANCE OF CE-BASED CONVERSION COATING USING EIS................................................................... 2129 Yonkyun Song, Jihoon Park
EFFECT OF ZN CONTENT ON THE CORROSION PROPERTIES OF HOT DIP ZINC GALVANIZED COATINGS ON PRESS HARDENED STEELS...................................................................................................................................... 2130 Joseph McDermid, Yunkyum Kim, Caitlin Dever, Joseph Kish, Frank Goodwin
ELECTROCHEMICAL CORROSION STUDY OF LEAD-BASED AND LEAD-FREE MATERIALS IN LUBRICANT OIL........................................................................................................................................................................................ 2131 Rolandas Verbickas, Ignacio Tudela-Montes, Grazina Burmistroviene, Mayank Anand, Yi Zhang
CATHODIC PROTECTION IN MARINE ENVIRONMENT JOINT SESSION WP 9 & WP 16 FORMATION OF CALCAREOUS DEPOSITS UNDER DIFFERENT EXPOSURE CONDITIONS ............................................ 2132 Sven Morten Hesjevik, Stein Trygve Briskeby, Ole Øystein Knudsen, Charlotte Marianne Okstad, Mari Gansmoøy Aspnes
CATHODIC PROTECTION AGAINST GALVANIC-CREVICE CORROSION OF STEEL-ALUMINIUM COUPLES IN SEA WATER....................................................................................................................................................................... 2141 Kemal Nisancioglu, Sondre Røstbø, Harald Solli, Otto Lunder
CORROSION PROTECTION DESIGN ACCORDING TO DNV GL STANDARDS AND RECOMMENDED PRACTICES - POSSIBILITIES AND BOUNDARIES........................................................................................................................... 2142 Lars Lichtenstein
CATHODIC PROTECTION OF COMPLEX CARBON STEEL STRUCTURES IN CONFINED MARINE MEDIA........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2151 Philippe Refait, Anne-Marie Grolleau, Marc Jeannin, René Sabot
MODELING IN SELECTION, DESIGN AND OPTIMIZATION OF CATHODIC PROTECTION RETROFIT SYSTEMS OF OFFSHORE FACILITIES ............................................................................................................................................... 2152 Paolo Marcassoli, Monica Ginocchio, Bruno Bazzoni
ASSESSMENT OF EFFECTS OF CAVITIES AND NARROW CHANNELS ON CP DESIGN IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 2161 Timothy Froome, John Baynham
IMPACT OF ROCK DUMP ON CP DESIGN FOR OFFSHORE STRUCTURES AND PIPELINES ............................................ 2175 Gro Østensen Lauvstad, Harald Osvoll, Maren Bjornstad
HYDROGEN INDUCED STRESS CRACKING OF DUPLEX STAINLESS STEEL IN SEAWATER – WHAT DO WE KNOW AND WHAT IS STILL UNKNOWN? .......................................................................................................................... 2187 Roy Johnsen
FIELD TESTING OF REFERENCE ELECTRODES AND ANODES FOR CATHODIC PROTECTION IN SEA WATER ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2200 Andrey Goncharov, Nikolay Skuridin, Andrey Valyushok, Anton Zamyatin, Leonid Vladimirov, Vadim Korzinin
CORROSION RELIABILITY OF ELECTRONIC MATERIALS AND DEVICES OVERVIEW OF HUMIDITY DRIVEN FAILURES IN ELECTRONICS .......................................................................................... 2201 Rajan Ambat
ELECTROCHEMICAL MIGRATION ON THE INTERCONNECTION NETWORKS USED IN MICROELECTRONICS............................................................................................................................................................................. 2202 Gábor Harsányi, László Gál, Bálint Medgyes
ELECTROCHEMICAL CORROSION AND THERMAL EFFECTS IN ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS............................................ 2203 Sabine Knopke, Katharina Schultz, Klaus Micheler
CORROSION OF COPPER IN COMBINATION WITH POLYIMIDE ............................................................................................. 2204 Elke Ludwig, Paul Linhardt, Maximilian Bonta, Andreas Limbeck, Johannes Frank, Silvia Larisegger, Michael Nelhiebel
THE INFLUENCE OF SOLDER MASK AND HYGROSCOPIC FLUX RESIDUES ON WATER LAYER FORMATION ON PCBA SURFACE AND CORROSION RELIABILITY OF ELECTRONICS ................................................... 2205 Kamila Piotrowska, Morten Stendahl Jellesen, Rajan Ambat
A STRATEGIC APPROACH TO ELECTRONICS CORROSION RELIABILITY.......................................................................... 2217 Jesper Konge
ELECTROCHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF COPPER FILMS AND COMPARISON OF STRATEGIES FOR CORROSION PROTECTION.......................................................................................................................................................... 2218 Sabine Reither, Maximilian Bonta, Silvia Larisegger, Michael Nelhiebel, Andreas Limbeck, Günter Fafilek
FAST AND COST-EFFECTIVE COATING QUALITY TEST ............................................................................................................ 2219 Helmut Schweigart
CRITICAL LEVEL OF WATER LAYER FORMATION ON PCBA AND SEQUENTIAL FAILURE ......................................... 2225 Vadimas Verdingovas, Morten Jellesen, Rajan Ambat
ELECTROCHEMICAL MIGRATION OF NI AND ENIG SURFACES FINISHES IN DIFFERENT NA2SO4 SOLUTIONS USING THB TESTS ............................................................................................................................................................ 2226 Bálint Medgyes, Gábor Harsányi, László Gál
STUDY OF PLASMA POLYMER FILMS FOR THE CORROSION PROTECTION OF PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 2227 Aliakbar Khangholi, Tom Hauffman, Eva Rogge, Samir Loulidi, Iris De Graeve
CORROSION LIFE PREDICTION OF ELECTRONIC MODULE MOUNTED IN ENGINE ROOM BY S8 GAS RELEASED FROM RUBBER DUCT ....................................................................................................................................................... 2228 Hiroyuki Abe, Akio Yasukawa, Rintaro Minamitani, Hiroyuki Saito
CORROSION AND ION MIGRATION OF AG-ALLOY BONDING WIRES WITH VARIOUS PD AND AU CONTENTS .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 2238 Tung Han Chuang, Yan Cheng Lin, Chun-Hao Chen, Chih-Hsin Tsai, Shang-Chih Wang, Hsing-Hua Tsai
CORROSION RELIABILITY OF LOW POWER ELECTRICAL CONTACTS............................................................................... 2249 Abhijeet Yadav, Visweswara Chakravarthy Gudla, Rajan Ambat
STUDY OF CORROSION IN BGA SOLDER BALLS ........................................................................................................................... 2267 Kirsten Weide-Zaage, Helene Fremont, Alexandrine Guédon-Gracia, Yuan Feng, Amin Chen
MICROBIAL CORROSION MICROBIAL INFLUENCED CORROSION (MIC) - A CASE HISTORY......................................................................................... 2276 Line Lilleby Bjering, Mads Kristian Fjelldal, Nils Olav Ågotnes, Turid Liengen
MOLECULAR MECHANISM OF SOURING CAUSED BY DESULFOTIGNUM SPECIES SCREENED FROM THE CULTURE MEDIUM OF CRUDE OIL AND SEAWATER ........................................................................................................ 2277 Yasunori Tanji, Kohei Hidaka, Kazuhiko Miyanaga
MICROBIALLY INDUCED CORROSION (MIC) OF CARBON STEEL AND STAINLESS STEELS GRADES EN 1.4301 AND EN 1.4432 IN DEEP BEDROCK ENVIRONMENT ................................................................................................... 2284 Elina Huttunen-Saarivirta, Pauliina Rajala, Leena Carpén
MICROBIALLY INFLUENCED CORROSION OF CARBON STEEL UNDER ANAEROBIC CONDITIONS OF REPOSITORY ENVIRONMENT CONTAINING SULPHATE REDUCING BACTERIA.............................................................. 2302 Jan Stoulil, Antonín Vokál, Hana Vánová, Jana Steinová, Rojina Shrestha, Alena Ševcu, Petr Polivka, Tomáš Cernoušek
AN OVERVIEW OF 10 YEARS OF RESEARCH IN UNDERSTANDING AND PREVENTING CONCRETE CORROSION IN SEWERS ........................................................................................................................................................................ 2303 Guangming Jiang, Philip Bond, Jurg Keller, Zhiguo Yuan
CASE STUDY OF MICROBIOLOGICALLY INFLUENCED CORROSION IN THE WASTE WATER TRANSFER PIPING IN CHEMICAL PLANTS ..................................................................................................................................... 2304 Takaomi Tsugawa, Satoshi Wakai
STUDY OF THE ANTI-BACTERIAL AND ANTI-CORROSION OF ZINC PYRITHIONE-BASED COMPOSITE COATING ........................................................................................................................................................................... 2305 Hongfang Liu, Junlei Wang
COMBINATION OF SCANNING ELECTROCHEMICAL MICROSCOPE WITH A MULTI-ELECTRODE ANALYSER FOR RESOLVING LOCAL PROCESSES DURING MICROBIOLOGICALLY INFLUENCED CORROSION................................................................................................................................................................................................ 2306 Marco Hampel, Matthias Dimper, Ozlem Ozcan
CHANGES IN THE PASSIVE FILM CHEMISTRY ON STAINLESS STEELS DURING MICROBIOLOGICALLY INFLUENCED CORROSION: A COMBINED ELECTROCHEMISTRY AND XANES STUDY ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 2307 Nina Wurzler, Ana Guilherme Buzanich, Martin Radtke, Uwe Reinholz, Franziska Emmerling, Hans-Jörg Kunte, Ozlem Ozcan
MECHANISMS OF INITIAL ATTACHMENT AND BIOFILM FORMATION OF METAL REDUCING BACTERIA ON GOLD SURFACES......................................................................................................................................................... 2308 Eleni Kastania, Anna Maria Elert, Heinz Sturm, Ozlem Ozcan
DIRECT ASSESSMENT OF MICROBIAL ENNOBLEMENT IN NATURAL WATERS .............................................................. 2309 Paul Linhardt
REVISING MECHANISMS OF MICROBIOLOGICALLY-INFLUENCED CORROSION: WHY METABOLOMICS IS A FUTURE TOOL FOR MIC DETECTION AND MITIGATION .............................................................. 2317 Jan Sunner, Iwona Beech
MICROBIALLY INDUCED CORROSION OF ZINC BASED COATINGS BY A. NIGER ............................................................ 2318 Matilda Zemanova, Jana Vávrová, Ludmila Krištofíková, Vladimír Jorík
ELECTROCHEMICAL AND MICROBIAL ASSISTED DISSOLUTION OF MINERAL SULFIDES IN ACIDIC AND CORROSIVE MEDIA FOR THE RECOVERY OF VALUE METALS .................................................................................... 2319 Christoph K. Tanne, Axel Schippers
MARINE CORROSION OF 1018 CARBON STEEL IN THE PRESENCE OF TRADITIONAL NAVAL PETRO- AND BIO-FUEL BLENDS.......................................................................................................................................................... 2324 Zakari Makama, Sukriye Celikkol Aydin, Egemen Aydin, Vincent Bonifay, Jan Sunner, Iwona Beech
INFLUENCE OF MARINE DIATOMS ON MICROBIAL INDUCED CORROSION OF STAINLESS STEEL.......................... 2325 Leslie Daille, Francisca Rubio, Camila Aravena, Francisco Armijo, Magdalena Walczak, Gonzalo Pizarro, Ignacio Vargas, Rodrigo De La Iglesia
INFLUENCE OF MICROORGANISMS ON CORROSION OF CU-AL ALLOYS DESTINED TO FOOD PRODUCTION............................................................................................................................................................................................. 2326 Giorgia Ghiara, Roberto Spotorno, Pierangela Cristiani, Paolo Piccardo
CO2 – CORROSION IN INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS USE OF GREEN INHIBITORS AND PRE-TREATED CARBON STEEL FOR REDUCED CORROSION IN POST-COMBUSTION CAPTURE INFRASTRUCTURE ..................................................................................................................... 2327 Samara A. Sadeek, Daryl R. Williams, Kyra L. Sedransk Campbell
CORROSION BEHAVIOR OF LOW ALLOY STEEL WELD JOINT IN SUPERCRITICAL CO2 ENVIRONMENTS ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 2338 Kewei Gao, Liang Wei, Xiaolu Pang
IN-SITU VISUALIZATION OF CORROSION IN DENSE PHASE CO2 ........................................................................................... 2339 Bjorn Morland, Gaute Svenningsen, Morten Tjelta, Arne Dugstad
POTENTIAL APPLICATION OF THERMALLY SPRAYED ALUMINIUM (TSA) IN CCS......................................................... 2340 Shiladitya Paul, Berenika Syrek-Gerstenkorn
INTERACTION OF OXIDIZING AND REDUCTIVE COMPONENTS IN CO2 FLUIDS IN TRANSPORT PIPELINES AT LOW AND HIGH PRESSURE AND LOW TEMPERATURE................................................................................. 2346 Dirk Bettge, Andreas Kratzig, Axel Kranzmann, Le Quynh-Hoa, Ralph Bäßler
THE SEMICONDUCTING PROPERTIES OF PASSIVE FILM ON COPPER: ELECTROCHEMICAL MEASUREMENTS AND DFT CALCULATIONS ................................................................................................................................. 2351 Aoni Xu, Chaofang Dong, Xin Wei, Feixiong Mao, Xiaogang Li, Digby Macdonald
CORROSION OF RUBBER MATERIALS OF PACKER FOR DIFFERENT CO2 PHASE BEHAVIOR IN ACTUAL HTHP GAS WELLS .................................................................................................................................................................. 2352 Yuanhua Lin
SYNERGISM BETWEEN GEMINI IMIDAZOLINES AND ORGANIC COMPOUNDS AS CORROSION INHIBITOR OF N80 STEEL IN A CO2-SATURATED BRINE SOLUTION..................................................................................... 2353 Juan Xie, Hu Wang
FAILURE ANALYSIS AND LIFETIME PREDICTION COMPARISON OF FATIGUE PERFORMANCE OF BLADE STEELS T552 AND T671 IN A CORROSIVE ENVIRONMENT ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 2354 Jaromír Janoušek, Stanislav Hreben, Josef Strejcius, Josef Kasl
PREDICTION OF REDOX PROPERTIES AND LIFE-TIME OF METALLIC NANOOBJECTS IN SIMULATED BODY CONDITIONS ........................................................................................................................................................ 2362 Maros Halama, Malgorzata Makowska-Janusik, Alexandra Kovalcikova
CORROSION RISK AND LIFE-CYCLE ECONOMICS OF LPG MOUNDED BULLETS PROTECTED BY HIGH V.S. LOW MAINTENANCE COATINGS IN COMBINATION WITH CATHODIC PROTECTION ............................... 2363 Sanja Martinez
LIFETIME PREDICTION OF PRESSURIZED TUBES UNDER MECHANOCHEMICAL CORROSION CONDITIONS .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 2364 Yulia Pronina, Olga Sedova
CANADA IN LOWER SAXONY OR ARE PENGUINS INHIBITORS?............................................................................................. 2368 Johann-Wilhelm Erning
CORROSION MECHANISMS, METHODS, MODELLING AND MONITORING DETECTION AND LOCALISATION OF HYDROGEN IN A 2024 T351 ALUMINUM ALLOY WITH LOCAL PROBE TECHNIQUES............................................................................................................................................................................... 2369 Manon Lafouresse, Marie-Laetitia De Bonfils-Lahovary, Cédric Charvillat, Loïc Oger, Lydia Laffont, Christine Blanc
INTERGRANULAR CORROSION OF EXTRUDED ALMGSI(CU, ZN) ALLOYS ......................................................................... 2370 Vy Lam, John Walmsley, Trond Furu, Otto Lunder
ON THE INTERGRANULAR CORROSION MECHANISMS OF HIGH CU-CONTAINING 6000 ALUMINUM ALLOYS........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 2371 Christian Schnatterer, Daniela Zander
FIRST-PRINCIPLE CALCULATIONS OF VOLTA POTENTIAL OF INTERMETALLIC PARTICLES IN ALUMINUM ALLOYS AND RELEVANCE TO MICRO-GALVANIC CORROSION.................................................................... 2372 Min Liu, Ying Jin, Christofer Leygraf, Chuanhui Zhang, Lei Wen, Jinshan Pan
INVESTIGATION OF THE REPASSIVATION BEHAVIOR OF AL 7075-T6 UNDER CONSTANT BENDING LOAD AND DYNAMIC SLOW STRAIN CONDITIONS...................................................................................................................... 2373 Michele Ferri, Monica Trueba, Stefano P. Trasatti, Marina Cabrini, Antonietta Lo Conte
NUMERIC SIMULATION OF PH EFFECT ON THE MICRO-GALVANIC CORROSION OF AL ALLOYS CAUSED BY INTERMETALLIC PARTICLES ..................................................................................................................................... 2374 Litao Yin, Ying Jin, Christofer Leygraf, Jinshan Pan
AVOIDING PREFERENTIAL GRAIN ETCHING IN RECYCLED ALUMINUM 6XXX EXTRUSION PROFILES .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2375 Alexander Lutz, Linsey Lapeire, Herman Terryn, Iris De Graeve
CORROSION BEHAVIOR OF ALUMINUM-SILICON ALLOYS OBTAINED BY DIRECT METAL LASER SINTERING.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 2376 M. Cabrini, S. Lorenzi, T. Pastore, C. Testa, D. Manfredi, F. Calignano, M. Lorusso, P. Fino
MOLECULAR MODELING OF SELF-HEALING LAYERED DOUBLE HYDROXIDE PARTICLES AND CONVERSION FILMS ............................................................................................................................................................................... 2386 Tiago Galvão, Cristina S. Neves, Germán Pérez-Sánchez, Stanley Udochukwu Ofoegbu, Mikhail L. Zheludkevich, José R. B. Gomes, João Tedim, Mário G. S. Ferreira
ON THE LOCAL CORROSION MECHANISM OF ADDITIVE MANUFACTURED ALSI10MG ALUMINIUM ALLOYS........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 2387 Reynier Revilla, Stéphane Godet, Iris De Graeve
COLLOIDAL CERIUM OXIDE NANOPARTICLES: PREPARATION AND CORROSION INHIBITION EFFECT ON ALUMINUM AA5005 ALLOY........................................................................................................................................... 2388 Luiz Ecco, Michele Fedel, Stefano Rossi, Flavio Deflorian
QUASI IN-SITU TEM STUDY OF CE-BASED INHIBITOR INTERACTION WITH AA2024-T3................................................ 2389 A. Kosari, Y. Gonzalez-Garcia, S. K. M. Malladi, H. Zandbergen, F. Tichelaar, H. Terryn, J. M. C. Mol
CORROSION STUDY OF A MEDIUM STRENGTH AL-ZN-MG ALLOY AND SELECTION OF A NEW ANTICORROSION TREATMENT INVOLVING CR3+ IONS...................................................................................................................... 2390 Stéphanie Thiébaut, Sylvain Ringeval, Lionel Jolly, Maxime Hoclet, Vincent Vignal
CORROSION RESISTANCE EVALUATION OF THE DIFFERENT ZONES ON THE AA2024-T3 AND AA7475-T651 ALLOYS WELDED BY FSW ........................................................................................................................................... 2391 Caio Palumbo De Abreu, Hercílio Gomes De Melo, Nadine Pébère, Isolda Costa, Vincent Vivier, Vishnu Mogili
CORROSION MECHANISM OF THE 1579 AL ALLOY WITH WELDED JOINT PROTECTED BY PEO AND COMPOSITE COATINGS: SVET AND SIET STUDIES ...................................................................................................................... 2405 Andrey Gnedenkov, Sergey Sinebryukhov, Dmitry Mashtalyar, Sergey Gnedenkov
CONSECUTIVE MODELLING OF GALVANIC CORROSION FOR HYBRID JOINTS IN AIRCRAFT SUPPORTED BY ADVANCED EXPERIMENTAL METHODS.......................................................................................................... 2414 Darya Snihirova, Eduardo Silva, Daniel Höche, Theo Hack, Mikhail Zheludkevich
PROCESS SAFETY INTEGRITY MANAGEMENT MECHANICAL INTEGRITY FOR TANKS ........................................................................................................................................... 2415 Luca Pelissero
INTERNAL CORROSION MANAGEMENT AND ITS ROLE IN PROCESS SAFETY.................................................................. 2425 Amer Jarragh, Abdulrazzaq Alshamari, Surya Prakash, Saleh Alsulaiman
RISK-BASED METHODOLOGIES FOR ALL YOUR ASSETS .......................................................................................................... 2438 Marius Basson
HUMAN FACTORS ANALYSIS THE HUMAN FACTOR IN PROCESS SAFETY RISK ASSESSMENTS .......................................................................................... 2439 Arthur Groot
HAZ27_034 REPRESENTING HUMAN FACTORS IN BOWTIES AS PER THE NEW CCPS/EI BOOK .................................. 2445 Mark Manton, Martin Johnson, Robin Pitblado, Charles Cowley, Tim McGrath, Ron McLeod, Rob Miles
LEADING AND LAGGING INDICATORS ............................................................................................................................................ 2446 Robert Weber
PHA CONSEQUENCE AND SEVERITY GUIDANCE TOOL: A TOOL THAT GIVES GUIDANCE TO PHA TEAMS FOR THE RIGHT START TO A SUCCESSFUL PHA .......................................................................................................... 2447 Jose Ignacio Sanz, Michelle Brown, Tracy Barlow
SELF-HEALING ORGANIC COATINGS SELF-HEALING EFFECT PROVIDED BY POLYMERIC MICROCAPSULES CONTAINING AN EPOXY ESTER RESIN.............................................................................................................................................................................................. 2457 Idalina Vieira Aoki, Fernando Cotting
MULTIFUNCTIONAL, SMART AND ENVIRONMENTAL FRIENDLY ANTICORROSIVE COATINGS BASED ON NANOCONTAINERS ............................................................................................................................................................ 2458 Daniel De La Fuente, Jenifer Alcántara, Cristina Zea, Rubén Navas, Rosa Barranco, Manuel Morcillo
DEVELOPMENT OF SELF HEALING COATING FOR CORROSION PROTECTION OF METAL – SYNTHESIS OF MICRO-CAPSULES CONTAINING A HEALING AGENT OF COATING – .................................................... 2459 Makoto Chiba, Chinami Yamada, Kazuki Anetai, Atsushi Hyono, Sven Pletincx, Hilke Verbruggen, Iris De Graeve, Herman Terryn, Hideaki Takahashi
ACTIVE PROTECTION OF MG ALLOYS BY COMPOSITE COATINGS LOADED WITH IRON COMPLEXING AGENTS AS CORROSION INHIBITORS ................................................................................................................. 2460 Mikhail Zheludkevich, Yan Chen, Sviatlana Lamaka, Carsten Blawert
SELF-HEALING ABILITY OF PH SENSITIVE MICROCAPSULES ON ALUMINUM ALLOY ................................................ 2461 Takeshi Matsuda, Kiran Kashi, Koji Fushimi, Victoria Gelling
CORROSION PERFORMANCE OF A BENZOXAZINE TYPE RESIN LOADED WITH NANOPARTICLES AND APPLIED ON ALUMINIUM ALLOYS .......................................................................................................................................... 2466 Alexis Renaud, Yoann Paint, Leila Bonnaud, Marc Poorteman, Philippe Dubois, Marie-Georges Olivier
IMPROVEMENT IN CORROSION RESISTANCE OF MILD STEEL BY APPLYING POLYMERIC COATING INCORPORATING HALLOYSITE LOADED WITH AN ORGANIC INHIBITOR ........................................................................ 2467 Mohammad Mahdavian, Najmeh Asadi, Reza Naderi, Eiman Alibakhshi
BREAKTHROUGH GRAPHENE PROTECTIVE COATINGS AGAINST CORROSION ............................................................. 2468 Siva Böhm
CAPSULAR NETWORKING AND ACCELERATED TRIGGER SIGNAL SPREADING FOR AN INTELLIGENT MASSIVE RELEASE OF INHIBITORS IN SMART ANTI-CORROSION COATINGS.................................... 2469 Matthias Uebel, Michael Rohwerder
CORROSION PROTECTION FROM LAYERED DOUBLE HYDROXIDES FORMED ON ZINC SURFACES ....................... 2470 Alexandre Bastos, Pedro Moreira, Diogo Lopes, João Tedim, Andrei Salak, Mário Ferreira
DUAL-ACTION SHAPE MEMORY POLYMER COATING WITH HEALABLE SUPERHYDROPHOBIC SURFACE AND ANTI-CORROSION PROPERTIES ........................................................................................................................... 2471 Dawei Zhang, Hongchang Qian, Cuiwei Du, Xiaogang Li, J. M. C. Mol, Herman Terryn
SELF HEALING POLYMER COATINGS WITH MICROFIBERS OF SUPERABSORBENT POLYMERS FOR CORROSION INHIBITION OF CARBON STEEL................................................................................................................................ 2472 Akihiro Yabuki, Shota Tanabe, Indra Wahyudhin Fathona
CORROSION MECHANISMS, METHODS, MODELLING AND MONITORING EFFECT OF BULK SOLUTION CHLORIDE CONCENTRATION ON THE DISSOLUTION KINETICS OF PURE ZINC STUDIED WITH THE ARTIFICIAL PIT TECHNIQUE............................................................................................... 2480 Davood Nakhaie, Edouard Asselin
A NOVEL IN-SITU INTEGRATION OF TIME-LAPSE IMAGING WITH A SCANNING VIBRATING ELECTRODE TECHNIQUE (SVET-TLI) FOR THE STUDY OF SACRIFICIAL ZINC COATINGS IN SALT SOLUTION ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2491 Rebecca Bolton, Justin Searle, Geraint Williams
THE ROLE OF NONSTATIONARY, NONLINEAR AND NOISE DISTORTIONS IN THE RELIABLE MODELLING OF THE CORROSION OF GALVANIZED STEEL IN 0.1 M NACL BY ODD RANDOM PHASE ELECTROCHEMICAL IMPEDANCE SPECTROSCOPY .................................................................................................................. 2501 Gopal Ji, Lucia Fernandez Macia, Bart Alleart, Herman Terryn
UNDERSTANDING THE TRANSPORT ROUTE OF LEACHING CORROSION INHIBITOR PIGMENT FROM PRIMER COATING WITH 4D X-RAY IMAGING.................................................................................................................. 2509 Yanwen Liu, Robert Bradley, Xiaorong Zhou, Stuart Lyon, Timothy Burnett, Philip Withers, Simon Gibbon, Derek Graham
ELEMENTAL DISSOLUTION AND FILM FORMATION OF ZN-AL-MG ALLOYS AND PURE PHASES............................. 2511 Junsoo Han, Kevin Ogle
ATMOSPHERIC CORROSION AND SECONDARY SPREADING OF AQUEOUS SODIUM CHLORIDE DROPLETS ON ZINC-MAGNESIUM-ALUMINIUM METALLIC COATINGS. ............................................................................ 2512 Hamilton Neil McMurray, Geraint Williams, James Sullivan, Nathan Cooze
STUDYING POSSIBLE SYNERGISTIC EFFECTS BETWEEN CORROSION INHIBITORS FOR GALVANIZED STEEL SHEET................................................................................................................................................................. 2513 Mats Meeusen, Luca Zardet, Francesco Andreatta, Herman Terryn, Arjan Mol
ELS STUDY OF ZN CORROSION UNDER THIN SOLUTION FILMS ............................................................................................ 2514 Atsushi Nishikata, Chulaluk Somphotch, Eiji Tada
HYDROTHERMAL AGEING OF ADHESIVELY BONDED ZN-MG-AL HOT-DIP GALVANIZED STEEL ............................ 2515 Markus Nadlinger, Martin Rosner, Martin Fleischanderl, Gerald Luckeneder, Christian Paulik
SEBACIC ACID AS CORROSION INHIBITOR FOR HDG STEEL IN 0.1M NACL ...................................................................... 2516 Michele Fedel, Francesca Magri, Mireille Poelman, Marie-Georges Olivier, Flavio Deflorian
FTIR CHEMICAL IMAGING OF THE INITIAL ATMOSPHERIC CORROSION OF ZNALMG COATED STEEL ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2517 Dan Persson, Malin Tornberg, Dominique Thierry
EVALUATION OF INTERGRANULAR CORROSION AND MECHANISMS OF STAINLESS STEELS: DEBATABLE OBSERVATIONS .............................................................................................................................................................. 2518 Yan Han Liew, Yong Teck Tan, Daniel J Blackwood, Sudesh L Wijesinghe
NUCLEAR CORROSION CONTRIBUTION TO THE KNOWLEDGE OF THE DISSOLUTION MECHANISM OF STAINLESS STEEL IN NITRIC ACID ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 2519 Alexis Fallet, Nathalie Gruet, Sandrine Costenoble, Philippe Moisy
EFFECT OF OXIDIZING METALLIC IONS ON CORROSION OF STAINLESS STEEL DURING CONCENTRATION PROCESS SIMULATING HIGH-LEVEL ACTIVITY LIQUID WASTE (HALW) CONCENTRATOR...................................................................................................................................................................................... 2520 Eriko Irisawa, Chiaki Kato, Michio Kamoshida, Yasuyuki Hakamatsuka, Fumiyoshi Ueno, Masahiro Yamamoto
EFFECT OF WATER VAPOR ON THE OXIDATION BEHAVIOR OF 304L AND 800H ALLOYS IN HIGHPURE HE ATMOSPHERES AT 950OC................................................................................................................................................... 2529 Wu Kai, Guo Jun Liao, Fu Pen Cheng, Ji Jung Kai
STUDY OF THE EFFECT OF INTERGRANULAR CARBIDES IN THE OXIDATION BEHAVIOR ALLOY 690 IN SUPERCRITICAL WATER ................................................................................................................................................................. 2530 Alberto Sáez-Maderuelo, César Maffiotte, Dolores Gómez-Briceño, Francisco Javier Perosanz, Namburi Hygreeva
EXPOSING THE DIN 1.4970 FUEL CLADDING IN STATIC LBE AT TARGETED OXYGEN CONCENTRATIONS.................................................................................................................................................................................. 2546 Evangelia Charalampopopoulou, Rémi Delville, Konstantina Lambrinou, Dominique Schryvers
EFFECT OF CREEP ON STATE OF STRAIN AND STRESS OF METAL/OXIDE SYSTEM DURING LONGTERM ISOTHERMAL OXIDATION OF FE-9CR STEEL................................................................................................................... 2547 Elena Fedorova, Laure Martinelli, Clara Desgranges, Marie-Christine Demizieux, David Fettre, Jérôme Favergeon
STATUS OF PWR NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS IN CHINA AND SOME FUNDAMENTAL UNDERSTANDING OF ZN-INJECTION WATER CHEMISTRY ON MATERIAL CORROSION ............................................. 2548 Xinqiang Wu, Xiahe Liu, En-Hou Han, Wei Ke, Jiancun Rao
COMPARATIVE EVALUATION OF ELECTROCHEMICAL SORPTION/DESORPTION PROPERTIES OF HYDROGEN IN STEELS WITH VARIOUS MICROSTRUCTURAL PHASES............................................................................... 2559 Berk Ozdirik, Kitty Baert, Tom Depover, Lorenzo Vecchi, Jean Vereecken, Herman Terryn, Kim Verbeken, Iris De Graeve
ENVIRONMENT SENSITIVE FRACTURE CASE HISTORY OF STRESS CORROSION CRACKING IN SUPERDUPLEX STAINLESS STEEL VALVE EXPOSED TO WATER WITH HIGH CHLORIDES CONCENTRATION ....................................................................................... 2560 Alex Lanzutti, Francesco Andreatta, Alberto Raffaelli, Michele Magnan, Lorenzo Fedrizzi
STRESS CORROSION CRACKING OF DUPLEX STAINLESS STEELS UNDER EVAPORATIVE CONDITIONS .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 2561 Mikael Schönning, Lena Wegrelius, Elisabeth Johansson, Rachel Pettersson
HYDROGEN EMBRITTLEMENT RESILIENCE OF HIGH STRENGTH CORROSION RESISTANT NICKEL ALLOY HASTELLOY® C-22HS® ALLOY............................................................................................................................................ 2573 Klaus Ohla, Helmuth Sarmiento-Klapper, Hendrik John
HYDROGEN INDUCED CRACKING SUSCEPTIBILITY AND HYDROGEN TRAPPING EFFICIENCY OF THE WELDED X100 PIPELINE STEEL IN H2S ENVIRONMENT................................................................................................... 2574 Feng Huang, Lijun Gan
PRELIMINARY CONSIDERATION OF CRACK INITIATION IN FERRITIC MARTENSITIC STEEL T91 AND AUSTENITIC 15-15TI IN LIQUID PBBI ....................................................................................................................................... 2575 Fosca Di Gabriele, Anna Hojna, Michal Chocholousek, Zbynek Spirit
HYDROSTATIC PRESSURE EFFECT ON SCC BEHAVIOUR OF X70 PIPELINE STEEL IN SIMULATED DEEP-SEA ENVIRONMENTS .................................................................................................................................................................. 2576 Jinxu Li, Zixuan Yang, B. Kan, Y. J. Su, L. J. Qiao
HYDROGEN-MICROSTRUCTURE INTERACTIONS FOR A LOW COPPER 7XXX ALUMINIUM ALLOY DURING STRESS CORROSION CRACKING....................................................................................................................................... 2592 Christine Blanc, Loïc Oger, Grégory Odemer, Manon Chloé Lafouresse, Eric Andrieu, Lionel Peguet
TOWARDS UNDERSTANDING THE EFFECT OF MICROSTRUCTURE ON STRESS CORROSION CRACKING (SCC) AND HYDROGEN EMBRITTLEMENT (HE) OF A GRADE 2205 DUPLEX STAINLESS STEEL TUNGSTEN INERT GAS (TIG) WELD..................................................................................................................................... 2593 Pierfranco Reccagni, Qing Lu, Mike Gittos, Dirk Lars Engelberg
THE STRESS CORROSION CRACKING MECHANISM OF ELECTRIC-MECHANICAL COUPLING FILM FRACTURE .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 2601 Lijie Qiao, Tao Guo, Meichao Lin, Liqiu Guo
UNDERSTANDING AND DEVELOPING HIGH STRENGTH ALUMINUM ALLOYS RESISTANT TO ENVIRONMENTALLY ASSISTED CRACKING- A NEW APPROACH .......................................................................................... 2612 V. S. Raja, M. Ajay Krishnan
USING THE PITTING SUSCEPTIBILITY FACTOR CONCEPT FOR PREDICTING ENVIRONMENTALLY ASSISTED CRACKING SUSCEPTIBILITY OF METALLIC MATERIALS ................................................................................... 2613 Helmuth Sarmiento Klapper
THE EFFECT OF DISSOLVED OXYGEN ON FATIGUE BEHAVIOR OF ALLOY 690 STEAM GENERATOR TUBES IN BORATED AND LITHIATED HIGH TEMPERATURE WATER .................................................................................. 2614 Jibo Tan, Xinqiang Wu, En-Hou Han
CORROSION IN OIL & GAS PRODUCTION PREDICTION OF H2S CORROSION IN UPSTREAM APPLICATIONS - THE DEVELOPMENT OF A PRACTICAL SOUR CORROSION MODEL .......................................................................................................................................... 2631 Johannes Sonke, Yougui Zheng, Wilhelmus Maria Bos
A HOLISTIC PERSPECTIVE ON CORROSION/EROSION MONITORING AND INTEGRITY MANAGEMENT .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 2643 Kjell Wold
SLOFEC METHOD TO DETERMINE INTERNAL DEFECTS IN OVERGROUND GAS PIPES COATED WITH INTUMESCENT EPOXY FIRE-PROOFING LAYER.............................................................................................................. 2661 Aicha Benamar, Salah Ramadan, Xavier Campaignolle
CORROSION AND CATHODIC PROTECTION ENGINEERING EXPERTISE APPLIED TO AN OFFSHORE REGASIFICATION TERMINAL ............................................................................................................................................................. 2662 Vittorio Colombo, Filippo Belloni, Alessandro Deiana, Alessia Bonfanti
PIPEWORK INTEGRITY MANAGEMENT IN UPSTREAM OIL AND GAS FACILITIES ......................................................... 2673 Alireza Aghasadeghi, Hamed Mohebbi, Mokhtar Che Ismail
VOLUME 5 SPREAD OF CORROSION ASSESSMENT ON FLEXIBLE ELASTOMERIC INSULATION SYSTEMS IN A CONTINUOUS SALT-WATER SPRAY ENVIRONMENT .................................................................................................................. 2688 Mark Swift
PREDICTIVE MODELING OF THE INTERNAL LOCALIZED CORROSION RATE IN WET HYDROCARBON PIPELINES.................................................................................................................................................................. 2702 Thibault T. Villette, Sankar Papavinasam, Abdulrahman Qahtani, Abderrazak Traidia
INTENAL CORROSION CONTROL &MONITORING OF 56........................................................................................................... 2703 Saeid Akhondnasab
DEVELOPMENT OF AN ELBOW FOR EROSION AND EROSION-CORROSION ANALYSIS OF X65 CARBON STEEL......................................................................................................................................................................................... 2704 Joshua Owen, Richard Barker, Anne Neville
DIAGNOSTIC CORROSION CONDITION OF OIL AND GAS PIPELINES USING CONTROLLED UNMANNED SYSTEMS. APPLICATION EXPERIENCE................................................................................................................... 2705 Michael Getmansky, Efim Lyublinski, Boris Verbitsky, Ilya Silvokon, Sergey Nozhnin
FEATURES OF SECONDARY TREATMENT AND CONTINUOUS CASTING OF PIPE STEEL GRADES WITH THE REQUIREMENT FOR RESISTANCE TO HYDROGEN INDUCED CRACKING .................................................... 2715 Evgeniy Mursenkov, Dmitriy Kudashov, Vyacheslav Kislica, Evgeniya Vorozheva
PROTECTION OF CULTURAL HERITAGE BY COATINGS AND INHIBITORS JOINT SESSION WP 1 & WP 14 & WP 21 CORROSION INHIBITION OF BRONZE ALLOY BY ALOE VERA EXTRACT IN NEUTRAL MEDIA FOR APPLICATION ON BRONZE ARTIFACTS........................................................................................................................................... 2716 Almoatz-Bellah Abdelwahab, Mai Rifai, Zeinab Abdelhamid
DEVELOPMENT OF TOF-SIMS ANALYSES METHODOLOGY FOR THE STUDY OF ORGANIC PROTECTION TREATMENTS FOR COPPER ALLOYS ................................................................................................................... 2717 Emilande Apchain, Delphine Neff, Aurélia Azéma, Annick Texier, François Mirambet, Dominique Robcis, Jean-Paul Gallien, Nicolas Nuns, Albert Noumowé, Philippe Dillmann
DEVELOPMENT OF ECO-FRIENDLY AND NON-HAZARDOUS OUTDOOR BRONZE PROTECTIVE COATINGS................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2719 Tadeja Kosec, Erika Švara Fabjan, Luka Škrlep, Nina Gartner, Elena Bernardi, Maria Chiara Bignozzi, Cristina Chiavari, Carla Martini, Jerome Esvan, Claudie Josse, Luc Robbiola
PROTECTIVE COATINGS FOR BRONZE ART OBJECTS............................................................................................................... 2720 Angelja K. Surca, Lidija Slemenik Perše, Ervin Šest, Ivan Jerman, Mohor Mihelcic
NATURAL AND ARTIFICIAL AGEING OF PROTECTIVE COATINGS FOR OUTDOOR BRONZES PROTECTION ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 2721 Sara Goidanich, Chiara Petiti, Barbara Salvadori, Andrea Cagnini, Monica Galeotti, Simone Porcinai, Antonello Vicenzo, Edoardo Guerrini, Stefano Trasatti, Davide Gulotta
REVERSIBLE MULTILAYERED HYBRID COATINGS FOR ARCHAEOLOGICAL ARTEFACTS ........................................ 2731 Leonardo Iannucci, Emma Angelini, Sabrina Grassini, Luca Lombardo, Marco Parvis, Marco Sangermano
TECHNIQUES AND STANDARDS FOR SCC TESTING ASSESSMENT OF SCC DAMAGE BY TOPOLOGICAL NEURAL NETWORK OF COMBINED AE AND EN SIGNALS....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2732 Edoardo Proverbio, Luigi Calabrese, Massimiliano Galeano, Domenico Di Pietro, Angelo Donato
TOWARDS UNDERSTANDING THE STRESS CORROSION CRACKING BEHAVIOUR OF TYPE 316L STAINLESS STEEL IN HCL CONTAINING ATMOSPHERIC ENVIRONMENTS ....................................................................... 2743 Benjamin Krawczyk, Dirk Engelberg
CORROSION EDUCATION STUDY OF MICRO-SCALE EXPERIMENTAL TEACHING MATERIALS OF CORROSION AND CORROSION PROTECTION FOR MAINTENANCE ENGINEERS ................................................................................................. 2744 Daisuke Ito
CORROSION: PROS AND CONS ............................................................................................................................................................ 2745 Alec Groysman
CORROSION OF POLYMERS AND ADVANCED MATERIALS CORROSION BEHAVIOUR, MECHANICAL INTEGRITY AND SELF-SENSING PROPERTIES OF BULK REINFORCED CONCRETE ..................................................................................................................................................................... 2757 Evangelia Karaxi, Ioannis Kartsonakis, Irene Kanellopoulou, Costas Charitidis
CORROSION BEHAVIOR OF ALUMINIUM 6061-SILICON NITRIDE- CARBON FIBER HYBRID COMPOSITE................................................................................................................................................................................................ 2758 Ramesh Chinnakurli Suryanarayana, Saleem Khan, Kuncham Vishnu, H. C. Chethan, S. Dattatri
EFFECT OF HEAT TREATMENT OF ALUMINIUM BRONZES ON CORROSION RESISTANCE ......................................... 2765 Ondrej Chocholaty, Jiri Hajek, Antonin Kriz, Michaela Novakova
CORROSION TRIALS OF COMPOSITE PERLITE ALUMINIUM FOAM..................................................................................... 2766 Igor Chaves, Thomas Fiedler, Robert Melchers, Mehdi Taherishargh
AUTOMOTIVE CORROSION MICROSTRUCTURAL AND CORROSION ISSUES OF EMBOSSED AND WELDED ALUMINIUM HEAT EXCHANGER TUBES................................................................................................................................................................................ 2776 Giorgio Zaffaroni, Visweswara Gudla, Rajan Ambat, Andrej Mangelsdorf
CYCLIC CORROSION TESTING AND ELECTROCHEMICAL DEPTH PROFILING FOR CHARACTERIZATION OF MULTI-CLAD ALUMINIUM BRAZING SHEETS USED IN AUTOMOTIVE CHARGE AIR COOLER............................................................................................................................................................................ 2791 Lionel Peguet, Hanane Noui, Florian Monnier
IMPORTANCE OF MATERIAL SELECTION TO AVOID GALVANIC CORROSION IN EXHAUST SYSTEMS...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2792 Daniel Knoll, Muhammad Yasir, Helmut Wieser, Simon Burger
MATERIAL SELECTION FOR FIN-PLATE EXHAUST GAS RECIRCULATION : CORROSION AND HIGH TEMPERATURE RESISTANCE .............................................................................................................................................................. 2793 Clément Boissy, Fiona Ruel, Bertrand Petit, Cloé Prudhomme, Pierre-Olivier Santacreu, Saghi Saedlou
EFFECT OF SULFITE IONS IN THE CORROSION OF STAINLESS STEELS BY CONDENSATES........................................ 2794 Masatoshi Abe, Nobuhiko Hiraide
ZN-MG COATED STEEL FOR AUTOMOTIVE ................................................................................................................................... 2805 Young Jin Kwak
INVESTIGATION OF STICTION PHENOMENA IN BRAKE SYSTEMS BY ELECTROCHEMICAL METHODS.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2806 Francesco Andreatta, Agusti Sin, Federico Lupone, Alessandro Angeleri, Valentina Galardo, Pietro Buonfico, Luca Martinotto, Lorenzo Fedrizzi
CORROSION CHARACTERISTICS OF AUTOMOTIVE STEELS UNDER VARIOUS ACCELERATED CORROSION TESTS.................................................................................................................................................................................. 2807 Yun Ha Yoo, Bong Hoon Chung, Ara Cho, Suk Jong Yoo
ZINC INTERCALATED DLC (DIAMOND LIKE CARBON) COATINGS BY ECR (ELECTRO CYCLOTRON RESONANCE ) TECHNIQUE FOR STEEL PROTECTION ............................................................................................................... 2813 Tunç Tuken, Gökmen Sigircik, Ramazan Esen
CORROSION CHARACTERISTICS OF B GRAIN REFINED AL-10SI .......................................................................................... 2814 Eda Ergün Songül, Derya Dispinar, Gökhan Orhan
CORROSION BEHAVIOUR OF V REFINED AL-10SI ........................................................................................................................ 2815 Eda Ergün Songül, Derya Dispinar, Gökhan Orhan
CATHODIC PROTECTION IN MARINE ENVIRONMENT JOINT SESSION WP 9 & WP 16 ELECTRICITÉ DE FRANCE FEEDBACK EXPERIENCE WITH CATHODIC PROTECTION ON NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS COOLING SYSTEMS................................................................................................................................................ 2816 Stéphane Trevin
FEEDBACK FROM REVAMPING OF CATHODIC PROTECTION FOR OFFSHORE JACKETS............................................ 2817 Eric Agel, Yves Bourdin, Christian Yogoulou-Joly, Frédéric Fournie
CP INSPECTION METHODS FOR MARINE APPLICATIONS – WHERE DO WE GO?............................................................. 2827 Harald Osvoll, Gro Østensen Lauvstad, Terje Joar Blakset, Jens Christofer Werenskiold
THE ESTIMATION OF THE CATHODIC PROTECTION EFFECT IN JAPANESE PORT STEEL STRUCTURES ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 2828 Hiroto Tado, Toru Yamaji, Hiroyuki Kobayashi, Yuta Machida, Yuichi Maezono, Yoshiyuki Kawase
AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF THE CATHODIC POLARIZATION OF THE REINFORCEMENT IN CHLORIDE CONTAMINATED CONCRETE ....................................................................................................................................... 2837 Hayder Oleiwi, Yu Wang, Michele Curioni, Levingshan Augusthus-Nelson, Xianyi Chen, Igor Shabalin
ANALYSIS OF DISCRETE ANODE CURRENT DISTRIBUTION FOR REINFORCED CONCRETE STRUCTURE UNDER IMPRESSED CURRENT CATHODIC PROTECTION ............................................................................... 2849 Xavier Hallopeau, Olivier Lesieutre, Arnaud Meillier
EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF CATHODIC PROTECTION FOR REINFORCED CONCRETE SUBMERGED IN SALINE WATER.................................................................................................................................................................................... 2850 Hayder Oleiwi, Yu Wang, Michele Curioni, Levingshan Augusthus-Nelson, Xianyi Chen, Igor Shabalin
INVESTIGATIONS INTO EFFECTS INFLUENCING UP-THROW OF CURRENT FROM IMMERSED ANODES TO REINFORCING BARS ABOVE THE SEA-WATER LEVEL IN MARINE CONCRETE STRUCTURES ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 2864 John Baynham, Brian Wyatt, Robin Jacob, Timothy Froome
PHOTOGENERATED CATHODIC PROTECTION OF CDTE/TIO2 ON STAINLESS STEEL ................................................... 2865 Xiutong Wang, Xueqing Liu, Qinyi Wei, Hong Li, Xinran Li, Yanliang Huang, Baorong Hou
CORROSION RELIABILITY OF ELECTRONIC MATERIALS AND DEVICES CORROSION INVESTIGATIONS OF A VOLTAGE BIASED PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD ASSEMBLY UNDER HIGH HUMIDITY CONDITIONS ............................................................................................................................................ 2866 Morten Stendahl Jellesen, Vadimas Verdingovas, Rajan Ambat
THE CURRENT STAGE OF TR–FE–B PERMANENT MAGNET PROTECTION AGAINST CORROSION ........................... 2867 Célia Aparecida Lino Dos Santos, Zehbour Panossian
METHOD FOR PRACTICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF HUMIDITY INGRESS IN ELECTRONIC ENCLOSURES ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 2868 Kim Albert Schmidt, Anders Bonde Kentved
THE ROLE OF PRECIPITATES IN THE ELECTROCHEMICAL MIGRATION OF SN AND CU ............................................ 2869 Xiankang Zhong
NON-DESTRUCTIVE TESTING AND CORROSION MONITORING FOR INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS NDT APPROACH TO CORROSION DIAGNOSTICS .......................................................................................................................... 2870 Miloslav Procházka
ADVANCED ULTRASONICS FOR CORROSION DETECTION AND MAPPING ........................................................................ 2871 Turcu Florin, Thierry Couturier, Dirk Treppmann, Timon Jedamski
CORROSION RESISTANT ALLOYS – CHALLENGES AND SOLUTIONS FOR ULTRASONIC TESTING ........................... 2872 Florin Turcu, Thierry Couturier
3D VISUALIZATION OF CORROSION UNDER INSULATION ....................................................................................................... 2873 Jan Jakubek
NDT MULTI-CRITERIA INSPECTION METHODOLOGY TO ESTIMATE THE CORROSION LEVEL FOR ON-SITE CONCRETE EVALUATION.................................................................................................................................................... 2874 Carolina Gomez Cardenas, Thomas De Larrard, Frédéric Duprat, Sandrine Geoffroy, Jean Luc Garciaz, Olivier Anterrieu, Christophe Carde
ON-LINE CORROSION MEASUREMENT UNDERTAKEN IN THE FLUE GAS CLEANING UNIT OF A BIOMASS FIRED POWER PLANT ......................................................................................................................................................... 2875 Melanie Montgomery, Peter Gensmann
AN APPARATUS AND METHODOLOGY FOR THE NON-DESTRUCTIVE MEASUREMENT OF THE HYDROGEN DIFFUSION COEFFICIENT OF METAL STRUCTURES IN SITU DURING OPERATION ............................... 2885 Kaamil Ur Rahman Mohamed Shibly, Abderrazak Traidia, Shaker Janabi
MICROBIAL CORROSION ANTIBACTERIAL AND MICROBIOLOGICALLY INFLUENCED CORROSION MITIGATION BEHAVIOR OF A NOVEL CU-BEARING 2205 DUPLEX STAINLESS STEEL .................................................................................................... 2895 Dake Xu
NOVEL APPROACHES FOR ENHANCED ANTIMICROBIAL TREATMENT OF PROBLEMATIC INDUSTRIAL BIOFILMS.......................................................................................................................................................................... 2896 Tingyue Gu, Ru Jia, Dongqing Yang, Amir Zlotkin
STUDY OF LINEAR MICROPATTERNING OF COPPER SURFACE BY LASER TO DIMINISH ATTACHMENT OF CORROSIVE BACTERIA..................................................................................................................................... 2897 Luis Caro-Lara, Ignacio Vargas, Esteban Ramos-Moore, Magdalena Walczak, Nelson Barrera, Camila Cardenas, Andrea Gomez, Gonzalo Pizarro
SIGNIFICANCE OF CONTROLLING SESSILE BACTERIA FOR MITIGATING CORROSION IN OIL FIELD FACILITIES ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 2898 Amer Jaragh, Abdul Razzaq Al-Shamari, Surya Prakash, Ashok Mathew
COMPARISON OF SINGLE AND MULTIPLE TIMES NITRATE ADDITION AS MICROBIAL SOURING INHIBITOR TO MICROBIAL COMMUNITY ...................................................................................................................................... 2913 Kamarisima, Yasunori Tanji, Kazuhiko Miyanaga
STUDY ON THE APPLICATION OF ANTIFOULING MICROORGANISMS AND ITS PERFORMANCE EVALUATION ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 2920 Cunguo Lin
MODELLING MICROENVIRONMENTS GENERATED BY BIOFILMS IN COPPER DRINKING WATER PIPES ............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 2921 Diego Fischer, Carlos Galarce, Luis Caro, Magdalena Walczak, Ignacio Vargas, Gonzalo Pizarro
MICROSCOPY FOR UNDERSTANDING AND PREVENTING CORROSION MICROSCOPY AND ITS IRREPLACEABLE ASSISTANCE IN CORROSION SCIENCE........................................................... 2922 Jaromír Wasserbauer, Jakub Tkacz
3D MICROSCOPY TO MONITOR THE SURFACE CHANGES........................................................................................................ 2923 Karel Dám
INVESTIGATING CORROSION USING HIGH-SPEED AFM ........................................................................................................... 2927 Stacy Moore, Robert Burrows, Loren Picco, Tom Scott, Alice Laferrere, Oliver Payton, Peter Martin
PREDICTION OF CORROSION INITIATION SITES IN DISSIMILAR FSW AA5083/AA70232 ALUMINUM ALLOYS JOINT BY QUANTITATIVE MULTIMODAL-GAUSSIAN HISTOGRAM ANALYSIS OF AFMSKPFM MICROSCOPY IMAGES............................................................................................................................................................ 2937 Zohreh Esfahani, Madjid Sarvghad, Ali Davoodi, Ehsan Rahimi
ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS ON METAL/POLYMER SYSTEM DEGRADATION BY COMBINING µRAMAN MICROSCOPY, LOCAL ELECTROCHEMICAL IMPEDANCE MAPPING AND TIME LAPSE MICROSCOPY ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 2947 Polina Volovitch, Viacheslav Shkirskiy, Alina Maltseva, Vincent Vivier
METHODS OF QUANTITATIVE IMAGE PROCESSING CORROSION ........................................................................................ 2948 Nataliy Gladkikh
TOOLS, TECHNIQUES, AND IDEAS TO ADVANCE OUR UNDERSTANDING OF LOCALISED CORROSION AND ENVIRONMENT ASSISTED CRACKING.......................................................................................................... 2949 Dirk Engelberg
TINPLATE CORROSION PREDICTION, THE IMPORTANCE OF THE MATERIALS AND STRUCTURE CHARACTERIZATION............................................................................................................................................................................. 2950 Fabio Cova Caiazzo, Laura Brambilla, Stefano Mischler
LOCALIZED CORROSION DEVELOPMENT IN EXTRUDED 6082 AL-MG-SI ALLOY............................................................ 2951 Xinxin Zhang, Xiaorong Zhou, Jan-Olov Nilsson
THE ELECTROCHEMICAL RESPONSE OF SINGLE CRYSTALLINE COPPER NANOWIRES TO ATMOSPHERIC AIR AND AQUEOUS................................................................................................................................................... 2952 Bowei Zhang, Junsheng Wu, Yizhong Huang
MORPHOLOGICALLY ALIGNED PEARLITE STEEL AQUEOUS CORROSION BEHAVIOUR............................................. 2962 Mohammad Irshad Khan, H. K. Mehtani, A. Durgaprasad, S. Parida, M. J. N. V. Prasad, I. Samajdar
BIOBASED AND BIOAPPLIED COATINGS ACTIVE CORROSION PROTECTION OF COATED AA2024-T3 BY INHIBITOR-LOADED ELECTROSPUN INHIBITING NETWORKS........................................................................................................................................................................ 2963 Santiago J. Garcia, Christian Dieleman
ECONOMIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF TRADITIONAL RUST PREVENTATIVES AS COMPARED TO NOVEL BIOBASED TEMPORARY COATINGS .................................................................................................. 2964 Ivana Radic, Ivan Stojanovic, Boris Miksic, Eric Uutala
CERIUM LOADED ALGAE EXOSKELETONS FOR ACTIVE CORROSION PROTECTION OF COATED AA2024-T3 .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2974 Paul Denissen, Santiago Garcia
EFFECT OF HEAT TREATMENTS ON THE PROPERTIES OF ZN DOPED HYDROXYAPATITE PLASMA SPRAY BIOCOMPATIBLE COATINGS ................................................................................................................................................ 2975 Seisho Take, Fadli Hidayatullah, Yusuke Koike, Satoru Izawa, Taro Atsumi
CORROSION AND MECHANICAL BEHAVIOR OF HA-CNT AND HA-CHITOSAN COMPOSITE COATINGS ON AZ-31 MAGNESIUM ALLOY IN SIMULATED BODY FLUID ........................................................................... 2982 Mohsen Saremi, Samaneh Nikoosefat
STRUCTURAL CHARACTERIZATION AND IN-VITRO CORROSION RESPONSE OF HA/TIO2 COMPOSITE COATINGS ON TI-6AL-4V.............................................................................................................................................. 2983 Mehmet Topuz, Burak Dikici, Serap Güngör Koç, Mitsuo Niinomi, Maasaki Nakai
METALLIC COATINGS ELECTROPLATING OF HIGH STRENGTH STEELS – HYDROGEN TRAPPED IN THE COATING ENDANGERS THE BASE MATERIAL................................................................................................................................................... 2993 Günter Schmitt, Tim Gommlich, Klaus Schoettler
MICROSTRUCTURE, WEAR AND CORROSION BEHAVIOR OF COLD-SPRAYED MAGNESIUM ALLOY COATINGS................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3006 Yingying Wang, Bernard Normand, Xinkun Suo, Marie-Pierre Planche, Hanlin Liao
INTERACTIONS IN THE CORROSION BEHAVIOR BETWEEN COLD SPRAYED LAYERS FOR SPOT REPAIR AND SUBSTRATE – EFFECT OF POWDER COMPOSITION.......................................................................................... 3007 Sven Schmigalla, Sabine Schultze, Uwe Czerney
EFFECT OF MECHANICAL STRESS ON THE CORROSION RESISTANCE OF CHROMIUM-PLATED STEEL PISTON RODS ............................................................................................................................................................................... 3008 Matthieu Dhondt, Varvara Shubina, Remi Homette, Sylvain Calloch, Shabnam Arbab Shirani
ELECTROPLATING OF FE-W AND ZN-FE-W AMORPHOUS ALLOYS FOR CORROSION PROTECTION....................... 3009 Gregory Guilbert, Mireille Poelman, Sylvain Desprez, Marjorie Olivier
ELECTROLESS CO-DEPOSITION OF GELATINE MICROGELS WITH NICKEL-PHOSPHOROUS COATINGS................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3010 Mike Rumbles, Alicja Stankiewicz
ATMOSPHERIC CORROSION PREPARATION AND EVALUATION OF SACHA INCHI OIL BASED ALKYD PAINTS ........................................................... 3019 Santiago Flores, Daniel Obregón
SEM AND XPS CHARACTERIZATION OF THE RUST LAYERS FOR CARBON STEEL IN A MARINE ATMOSPHERE............................................................................................................................................................................................ 3020 Jianxin He, Lunwu Zhang, Yong Xiao, Yi Zhou
INFLUENCE OF MARITIME/INDUSTRIAL ATMOSPHERE ON DEGRADATION OF ALUMINIUM REFLECTORS FOR CSP PLANTS .......................................................................................................................................................... 3021 Teresa Cunha Diamantino, Paiva Teresa, Anabela Gomes, Rita Gonçalves, Teresa Chambino, Maria João Carvalho, Florian Sutter, Aranzazu Fernandez-García
EVALUATION OF MARINE ATMOSPHERIC CORROSION IN THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT OF A NUCLEAR POWER PLANT ..................................................................................................................................................................... 3022 Belen Chico, Daniel De La Fuente, Joaquin Simancas, Manuel Morcillo
ATMOSPHERIC CORROSION OF ALUMINIUM, CARBON STEEL, COPPER AND ZINC IN AIRPORTPRELIMINARY STUDY ............................................................................................................................................................................ 3033 Charalampos Titakis, Panayota Vassiliou, Olga Papadopoulou
LONG-TERM CORROSION BEHAVIOR OF STAINLESS STEEL IN A MARITIME ATMOSPHERE .................................... 3034 Thoralf Müller, Andreas Burkert, Jens Lehmann
INFLUENCE OF CORUNDUM GRINDING PROCESSES ON THE CORROSION BEHAVIOUR OF AUSTENITIC STAINLESS STEELS........................................................................................................................................................ 3035 Martin Babutzka, Steffi Reinemann, Jens Lehmann, Andreas Burkert
EXPERIMENTAL MEASUREMENT OF CHLORIDES DEPOSITION AND THEIR INFLUENCE ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF CORROSION PRODUCTS ON WEATHERING STEEL BRIDGES ........................................................... 3036 Vit Krivy, Monika Kubzova, Katerina Kreislova, Viktor Urban
CORROSIVITY OF ATMOSPHERES IN SPECIFIC MICROCLIMATES....................................................................................... 3044 Katerina Kreislova, Vit Krivy, Viktor Urban, Hana Geiplova
AUTOMOTIVE CORROSION MECHANICAL PROPERTIES AND CORROSION BEHAVIOR OF STAINLESS STEEL FUEL FEED TUBE ....................... 3045 Nigar Özey, Mehtap Hidiroglu, Hüseyin Karabulut
MODELING OF POTENTIAL DISTRIBUTION OF AUTOMOTIVE ALUMINUM STRUCTURES USING ORGANIC COATING................................................................................................................................................................................. 3046 Arash Shadravan, Mahdi Mohajeri
INFLUENCE OF HEAT TREATMENT ON CORROSION RESISTANCE OF PRESS HARDENED STEEL COATED WITH ALSI AND ZNNI. .......................................................................................................................................................... 3047 Camila Pucci Couto, Isolda Costa, Marco Colosio, Maurilio Gomes, Jesualdo Rossi, Marilia Bolsanello
EFFECT OF DICALCIUM PHOSPHATE-DIHYDRATE COATING CREATED BY LARGE AMPLITUDE SINUSOIDAL VOLTAMMETRY TECHNIQUE ON CORROSION BEHAVIOUR OF ZW3 MAGNESIUM ALLOY IN 0.1M NACL .............................................................................................................................................................................. 3048 Daniel Kajánek, Filip Pastorek, Stanislava Fintová, Tatiana Liptáková
EFFECT OF COMBINED SURFACE TREATMENT ON QUALITY AND ELECTROCHEMICAL CORROSION PROPERTIES OF MANGANESE PHOSPHATE ON HSLA STEEL DOMEX 700 ................................................ 3049 Kamil Borko, Branislav Hadzima, Filip Pastorek, Sylvia Dundeková
ANODIZATION OF MAGNESIUM ALLOY AZ91 IN KF ELECTROLYTES WITH WATER ETHANOL MIXTURES................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3050 Tobias Leidens, Gerhard Knörnschild
EFFECTS OF ND, CA, Y AND SN ON THE MICROSTRUCTURE AND CORROSION BEHAVIOR OF MG9AL ALLOY ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 3051 Marta Mohedano, Beatriz Mingo, Chamini Mendis, Ruben Del Olmo, Angel Pardo, Endzhe Matykina, Raul Arrabal
INITIATIVE CORROSION OF STAINLESS STEEL IN HYDROGEN SULFIDE ENVIRONMENT .......................................... 3052 Kazuhiko Baba, Daisuke Mizuno, Kenichiro Eguchi, Nobuyuki Ishikawa
MECHANISM OF LONG-STANDING QUESTION OF 300 TO 400 DEGREE CELSIUS HYDROGEN PEAK IN STEEL MEASURED BY THERMAL DESORPTION SPECTROSCOPY AND ITS EXTENDED CONCEPT............................ 3053 Yasuhide Ishiguro, Kazuki Fujimura, Shinji Ootsuka, Akio Kobayashi
CATHODIC PROTECTION IN MARINE ENVIRONMENTS ANALYSIS OF CALCAREOUS LAYER FORMED ON STEEL SURFACE UNDER CATHODIC PROTECTION ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 3055 Simone Louise Brasil, Julianne Nezgoda
COATINGS ACTIVE FUNCTIONALIZATION OF CERAMIC COATINGS: INCORPORATION OF LOADED NANOTUBES ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 3056 Beatriz Mingo, Yue Guo, Allan Matthews, Aleksey Yerokhin
CORROSION PROTECTION SYSTEMS BASED ON LAMELLAR ZINC PIGMENTS ................................................................ 3057 Guy Decelles
DUAL-ACTION SMART COATINGS WITH A SELF-HEALING SUPERHYDROPHOBIC SURFACE AND ANTI-CORROSION PROPERTIES ......................................................................................................................................................... 3058 Hongchang Qian, Cuiwei Du, Dawei Zhang, Lin Lu, Jin Gao, Xiaogang Li
CIELAB ASSESSMENT OF ORGANIC COATINGS UNDER UV RADIATION............................................................................. 3059 Giovanni Urruth Bruno, Alvaro Meneguzzi, Jane Zoppas
ONSITE COATING AGING SENSOR AND ITS APPLICATION IN THE EARLY FAILURE DIAGNOSIS OF COATING ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3060 Guangyi Cai, Zehua Dong
CORROSION BEHAVIOR OF ANTIBACTERIAL, ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY AND DEGRADABLE CHITOSAN-BASED COMPOSITE COATING ON ALUMINUM ALLOY AA8006 ........................................................................ 3061 Hossein Hassannejad, Ashkany Nouri, Ehsan Saebnouri
GENERAL APPROACH OF MATTER TRANSPORT PROCESSES AT ELEVATED TEMPERATURE DURING THE GROWTH OF OXIDE SCALES ON ALLOYS. OXIDATION OF CEO2-COATED NI......................................... 3062 Zohra Halem, N. Mahiouz, Nacer Halem, Georgette Petot-Ervas
FUNCTIONALIZED DOUBLE LAYERED HYDROXIDE COATING ON ALUMINUM ALLOY FOR ENHANCED ALKALINE RESISTANT ANTI-CORROSION ............................................................................................................. 3067 Tseng-Chang Tsai, Po-Yi Liu, Shang-Tien Tsai
INITIAL INVESTIGATION INTO THE PRINCIPLES OF THE KEY FEATURES OF POLYURETHANE COATINGS WHICH PROVIDE CORROSION PROTECTION ......................................................................................................... 3085 Mathilde Teboul, Tugba Vardareli, Chris Phanopoulos
INFLUENCE OF ADDITIVES ON CORROSION RESISTANCE OF ELECTROCHEMICAL COMPOSITE COATINGS NI-B ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 3086 Anna Gajewska-Midzialek
HIGH FREQUENCY PULSE ANODISING OF ALUMINIUM FOR DECORATIVE APPLICATIONS ...................................... 3087 Flemming Jensen, Visweswara Chakravarthy Gudla, Ib Kongstad, Rajan Ambat
A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE CORROSION RESISTANCE OF SOL-GEL HYBRID FILMS WITH EMBEDDED INORGANIC NANOPARTICLES ON AA6061-T6 SUBSTRATES............................................................................. 3088 Pedro J. Rivero, Juan Deyo Maeztu, Carlos Berlanga, Rafael Rodriguez
FACTORIAL DESIGN TO STUDY THE INFLUENCE OF SILANE RATIO, SILANE CONCENTRATION AND HYDROLYSIS TIME ON CORROSION BEHAVIOR OF GALVANNEALED STEEL PRETREATED WITH SILANE HYBRID FILM............................................................................................................................................................................. 3089 Kleber Gustavo Da Silva Souza, Fernando Cotting, Idalina Vieira Aoki, Franco Dani Rico Amado, Vera Rosa Capelossi
MULTIPHYSICS MODELING, MICROSTRUCTURE AND CORROSION RESISTANCE OF LASER DEPOSITED TI-ZN-NI COATINGS ON TI-6AL-4V ALLOY. ........................................................................................................... 3090 Olawale Fatoba, Ayanda Xulu, Patricia Popoola, Sisa Pityana
STUDY OF HYDROLYSIS CONDITIONS TO OBTAIN THE VINYLTRIETHOXYSILANE FILM AS GALVANIZED STEEL PRETREATMENT AGAINST CORROSION. ............................................................................................. 3091 Vera Capelossi, Fernando Cotting, I. V. Aoki, F. D. R. Amado, V. R. Capelossi
ATMOSPHERIC CORROSION BEHAVIOUR OF PAINT SYSTEMS APPLIED ON MAGNESIUM ALLOYS........................ 3092 Joaquin Simancas, Daniel De La Fuente, Belen Chico, Manuel Morcillo
REDUCING SALT BATH, EFFECTIVE PRE-TREATMENT FOR STAINLESS STEELS PICKLING ...................................... 3101 Pavel Vana
CORROSION BEHAVIOUR OF ALLOYED ZINC COATINGS ........................................................................................................ 3118 Zdenek Bartak, Libor Turek, Katerina Kreislova
CORROSION RESISTANCE ENHANCEMENT OF LASER-REMELTED TITANIUM-NIOBUM ALLOYS............................ 3119 Angélica Amigó-Mata, Montserrat Haro-Rodríguez, Vicente Amigó-Borrás, Armando J Yáñez-Casal, J. Manuel Amado-Paz, Anna Neus Igual-Muñoz, Javier Navarro-Laboulais
FABRICATION OF A HIGHLY EFFECTIVE CORROSION PROTECTION SYSTEM BASED ON GO-PANINE/EPOXY NANOCOMPOSITES............................................................................................................................................................ 3120 Yasmin Hayatgheb, Bahram Ramezanzadeh, Mohamad Mahdavian, Pooneh Kardar
EVALUATION OF ANTICORROSION PERFORMANCE OF AN EPOXY INTUMESCENT COATING.................................. 3121 Stéphanie Cardoso De Sá, Rafael Silveira Peres, Ariane Vanessa Zmozinski, Carlos Arthur Ferreira
COMPARISON OF THE ELECTROCHEMICAL PERFORMANCE OF TIO2 NANOTUBULAR FILMS EXPOSED IN TWO CORROSIVE SOLUTIONS AT DIFFERENT PH. ............................................................................................ 3128 Cecilia Cuevas Arteaga, Daniel Escarcega Cuevas, Diego Mendoza Morales, Rosa Ma. Melgoza Aleman, Ma. Guadalupe Valladares Cisneros
EVALUATION OF COATINGS IN ATMOSPHERES IN COAL-FIRED THERMOELECTRIC POWER PLANTS WITH SEMI-DRY FLUE GAS DESULFURIZATION ......................................................................................................... 3129 Walney Silva Araujo, Daniel De Castro Girão, Adriana De Oliveira Sousa Leite, Ursula Cid Pereira
LOCAL ELECTROCHEMICAL STUDY OF TERNARY ZN–FE–MO ALLOY COATINGS ON CARBON STEEL ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3144 Alexander Lutz, Juliusz Winiarski, Bodgan Szczygie-, Iris De Graeve
MIGRATION OF INORGANIC PIGMENTS IN MODEL POLYMER COATINGS........................................................................ 3145 Malgorzata Kopec, Brenda Rossenaar, Yanwen Liu, Stuart Lyon, Antony Davies, Xiaorong Zhou
SUPERHYDROPHOBIC COATING AND CORROSION RESISTANCE EVALUATION ON ALUMINUM ALLOY .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3146 Jane Zoppas Ferreira, Daiana Sacilotto, Antonio Nichele
INFLUENCE OF HEAT TREATMENT ON THE CORROSION BEHAVIOUR OF ELECTROLESS NI-P COATINGS................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3147 Jane Zoppas Ferreira, Felipe Samuel Goettems
STUDY OF THE PASSIVE FILM ON HOT -DIP ZN -AI GALVANIZING EXTRA DEEP DRAWING STEEL ........................ 3148 Xueqiang Dong
POLYURETHANE INSULATION COATING UNDER CATHODIC PROTECTION: AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3158 Eduardo G. B. Leite, Simone Louise D. C. Brasil, Denise S. Freitas
SYNERGISTIC CORROSION INHIBITION BETWEEN ZINC CATION AND PLANT EXTRACT IN EPOXY COATING ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3169 Mohammad Mahdavian, Meysoon Sadat Razizadeh, Bahram Ramezanzadeh, Sina Jamali, Eiman Alibakhshi
THE INFLUENCE OF DIFFERENT WEIGHT ON COATED PIGMENT BY CONDUCTIVE POLYMER TO ANTICORROSIVE PROPERTIES OF PAINT FILMS APPLIED ON STEEL PANELS ................................................................ 3170 Katerina Nechvílová, Andrea Kalendová, Klára Melánová
STUDY ON THE COATING CHARACTERISTICS OF MOLTEN ZN-MG-AL ALLOY............................................................... 3179 Suyoung Kim, Moonjae Kwon, Jong-Tae Park
PREPARATION OF CORROSION RESISTANT FILM ON MAGNESIUM ALLOYS WITH DIFFERENT ALUMINUM CONTENTS BY STEAM COATING ............................................................................................................................... 3180 Mika Tsunakawa, Yuta Shimada, Kae Nakamura, Takahiro Ishizaki
CORROSION-INHIBITING EFFICIENCY OF THE PROTECTIVE COATINGS WITH PIGMENT PARTICLES AND CONDUCTING POLYMERS................................................................................................................................... 3187 Elena Halecka, Andréa Kalendová
CORROSION PROTECTION OF ALUMINIUM USING HYDROPHOBIC SOL-GEL COATINGS BASED ON ALKYL OR FLUOROALKYL SILANE .................................................................................................................................................. 3188 Peter Rodic, Ingrid Milosev
CHROMIUM AND CHROMIUM NITRIDE COATED CLADDING FOR NUCLEAR REACTOR FUEL .................................. 3189 Jakub Krejcí, Martin Ševecek, Ladislav Cvrcek, František Manoch, Jitka Kabátová
FORMULATION OF PAINTS AND ORGANIC COATINGS CONTAINING ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY PIGMENTS INTENDED FOR ANTICORROSION PROTECTION OF METALLIC SUBSTRATES.................... 3200 Andréa Kalendová, David Veselý, Miroslav Kohl, Katerina Nechvilová
ELECTROCHEMICAL DEPOSITION OF REDUCED GRAPHENE OXIDE ON BIOMEDICAL GRADE COCR ALLOY ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 3208 Angela Garcia-Argumanez, Irene Llorente, M Lorenza Escudero, M Cristina Garcia-Alonso, Olga Caballero-Calero
THE EFFECT OF POLYANILINE BENZOATE ON CORROSIVE AND MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF ORGANIC COATINGS CONTAINING OF ZINC METAL PARTICLES. ........................................................................................ 3219 Miroslav Kolh, Andréa Kalendová
STRUCTURE PROPERTY RELATIONS IN NANOMER® POWDER COATINGS CONTAINING NEW ZINC PHOSPHATE FLAKE-TYPE PIGMENTS FOR CORROSION PROTECTION ON MILD STEEL ............................................. 3225 Carsten Becker-Willinger, Marlon Jochum, Sener Albayrak, Emilie Perre, Jessica Brunke, Marek Twardoch
THE INFLUENCE OF PRASEODYMIUM (III) OXIDE (PR2O3) ON THE CORROSION RESISTANCE AND ADHESION PROPERTIES OF AN EPOXY-POLYAMIDE COATING ON STEEL SUBSTRATE .............................................. 3234 M. Ramezanzadeh, Z. Sanaei, B. Ramezanzadeh
POLYMETHYL METHACRYLATE COATING MODIFIED WITH SIO2 NANOCAPSULES FOR ALUMINUM ALLOYS PROTECTION ................................................................................................................................................... 3235 Molina Paulo, Lisa Muñoz, Maritza Páez
CORROSION AND ELECTRODE REACTION KINETICS OF STEEL COVERED BY SUPERHYDROPHOBIC FILM IN ACID CHLORIDE MEDIA .......................................................................................................... 3236 Vladimir Vigdorovich, Liudmila Tsygankova, Evgeniya Shel, Alexander Uryadnikov, Natalia Shel
LEAD-FREE AND BISMUTH-CONTAINING ZINC MELTS IN HOT-DIP GALVANIZING....................................................... 3237 Jürgen Triebert, Theresa Klein
IMPACT OF THE DIFFERENT WATERBORNE COATINGS’STRUCTURES ON THE TRANSPORT PROCESS OF THE CORROSIVE MEDIUM ......................................................................................................................................... 3238 Jin Gao, Zhengming Zhang, Yantao Liu, Lin Lu, Xiaogang Li
CORROSION AND ADHESION PROPERTIES OF HIGH ENTROPY ALLOY COATING ......................................................... 3239 Simona Ivanová, Jirí Bárta, Martina Pazderová
CORROSION PROTECTION OF MAGNESIUM ALLOY AZ31B WITH MELTING GEL COATINGS BASED ON DIFFERENT MONO- AND DI-SUBSTITUTED SILOXANES ..................................................................................................... 3244 Mario Aparicio, Andrei Jitianu, Gabriela Rodriguez, K. Al-Marzoki, Jadra Mosa, Lisa C. Klein
NEW DEGRADATION ASSESSMENT AND ANALYSIS METHOD OF BOTTOM PLATE COATING OF OIL STORAGE TANK ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 3246 Daisuke Ito, Shinji Okazaki, Kazuyoshi Sekine, Masaru Ishihara
COLD-SPRAYING OF AL-ZN COATING: COATING CHARACTERISTICS AND HEAT TREATMENT............................... 3249 Xiaoyun Zhang, Feng Lu, Xiaorong Zhou, Bo Yu, Zhihua Sun, Zhihu Tang
POLYMERIC MESH BACKED COATINGS: INTRODUCTION IN WESTERN EUROPE AND AFRICA................................ 3260 Luc Perrad
EFFECT OF MAGNESIUM CONTENT ON MICROSTRUCTURE AND CORROSION BEHAVIOR OF HOTDIP GALVANNEALED STEEL ................................................................................................................................................................ 3273 Hyeon Seok Hwang, Moon-Hi Hong
COORDINATION POLYMERS BASED ON VARIABLE-LENGTH DIPHOSPONATE LINKERS AS ANTICORROSION AGENTS.................................................................................................................................................................... 3274 Argyri Moschona, Konstantinos Demadis
CORROSION-ELECTROCHEMICAL BEHAVIOR OF ZETA-CRZN13 PHASE OBTAINED BY THERMAL TREATMENT OF ELECTRODEPOSITED ZN-CR ALLOY COATINGS ........................................................................................ 3275 Tzvetanka Boiadjieva-Scherzer, Veselina Chakarova, Daniela Kovacheva, Hermann Kronberger, Milko Monev
ELECTROOXIDATION OF METHANOL AND ETHANOL ON ELECTRODEPOSITED NI–MGO/C NANOCOMPOSITE ELECTRODES BY ELECTROCHEMICAL TECHNIQUES ......................................................................... 3276 Abdel Hamid Zeinab
EFFECT OF CALCINATION TEMPERATURE OF INCORPORATED IRON OXIDE IN EPOXY DEPOSITION ON ANTI-CORROSION BEHAVIOR............................................................................................................................ 3277 Yazid Touazi
SYNTHESIS, CHARACTERIZATION AND ANTICORROSIVE PROPERTIES OF POLY(ANILINE-CO-OTOLUIDINE-CO-O-AMINOBENZOIC ACID)/ TIO2 NANOCOMPOSITE ..................................................................................... 3278 Mobin Mohammad, Jeenat Aslam
PERFORMANCE OF NI-GNS-TIO2 NANOCOMPOSITE COATINGS AS ANTICORROSION IN NEUTRAL ENVIRONMENT ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 3279 Hanaa Hasan
ELECTRODEPOSITION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF ZN/CARBON PARTICLES COMPOSITE COATINGS................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3280 Ewa Osuchowska, Zofia Buczko
DESIGNING FOR CHEMICAL CONVERSION COATING WITH HIGH CORROSION RESISTANCE AND LOW ELECTRICAL CONTACT RESISTANCE ON AZ91D MAGNESIUM ALLOY.................................................................... 3281 Guoqing Duan, Lixin Yang, Yange Yang, Bo Zhang, Tao Zhang, Baoxing Yu, Fuhui Wang
POSSIBILITIES OF THE SURFACE QUALITY ASSESSMENT IN ABRASIVE BLAST CLEANING PROCESS ................... 3282 Anna Guzanova, Janette Brezinová, Dagmar Draganovská
ELECTROCHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF THERMAL ARC SPRAY COATINGS ...................................................... 3283 Abdullatif Alabdulhadi, Sultan Al-Mutairi, Suleiman Yero, Sayee Raghunathan, Abdulrahman Huwaiji, A. H. Rasheed
COATINGS FOR HIGH TEMPERATURES SURFACE CHARACTERISATION OF AUSTENITIC STEEL 309 AND INCONEL COATINGS AFTER THE CORROSION IN THE RENEWABLE FUEL ASHES ........................................................................................................................... 3284 Aleksandra Debowska, Agnieszka Kopia, Aneta Magdziarz, Izabela Kalemba
HIGH TEMPERATURE CORROSION RESISTANCE OF INCONEL 686 COATINGS IN AGGRESSIVE ENVIRONMENTS ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 3285 Damian Koclega, Agnieszka Radziszewska, Axel Kranzmann, Slawomir Kac, Jan Huebner
A STUDY OF THE PASSIVE FILMS FORMED ON NI-BASE CLAD LAYERS AFTER HIGHTEMPERATURE CORROSION ............................................................................................................................................................... 3286 Monika Solecka, Kazimierz Kowalski, Agnieszka Radziszewska, Agnieszka Kopia
SELECTED HVOF THERMALLY SPRAYED COATINGS EXPOSED TO HIGH-TEMPERATURE CORROSION................................................................................................................................................................................................ 3287 Jan Schubert, Zdenek Cesanek
COMPARATIVE OXIDATION BEHAVIOUR IN WATER VAPOUR BETWEEN OUT-OF-PACK ALUMINIDES AND SLURRY BASED ALUMINIUM-BASED TBCS ON NI-BASED SUPERALLOYS...................................... 3294 Fernando Pedraza, Maxime Brossard, Baptiste Bouchaud, Josseline Balmain, Gilles Bonnet
COATINGS ON THE BASE OF REFRACTORY METALS FOR HIGH TEMPERATURE APPLICATIONS ........................... 3295 Sergey Kuznetsov
HOT CORROSION BEHAVIOR SELECTED THERMALLY SPRAYED BASED ALLOY COATINGS .................................... 3296 Zdenek Cesanek, Jan Schubert, Katerina Kopelentova
CORROSION & CORROSION PROTECTION OF DRINKING WATER SYSTEMS CORROSION AND SCALING IN DOMESTIC HOT WATER SYSTEMS........................................................................................ 3303 Georgeanna Kawaley
CORROSION AND SCALE INHIBITION CORROSION AND PHOTOELECTROCHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF TIO2 NANOFILMS EXPOSED IN AN AQUEOUS SOLUTION WITH A PH = 3.2 ............................................................................................................. 3304 Cecilia Cuevas Arteaga, Salomón Mejía Sintillo, Ma. Guadalupe Valladares Cisneros, Rosa Ma. Melgoza Alemán
COMPOSITIONS BASED ON ALKYLAMINES AND NITRATED SUNFLOWER OIL AS INHIBITOR OF HYDROGEN SULFIDE CORROSION. ................................................................................................................................................... 3305 Vaqif Abbasov, Leylufer Aliyeva, Vaqif Abbasov, Aydan Mahizde
CORROSION INHIBITION OF MILD STEEL IN 15 WT.% HCL SOLUTION BY DURUM WHEAT ....................................... 3306 Olorunfemi Michael Ajayi, Katy Voisey
THERMODYNAMIC PROPERTIES OF THE EXTRACT OF HAMMADA SCOPARIA AS A CORROSION INHIBITOR OF CARBON STEEL IN HYDROCHLORIC ACID...................................................................................................... 3323 Houaria Derfouf
A STUDY OF CHRYSOPHYLLUM CAINITO AS GREEN CORROSION INHIBITOR FOR 8011A ALUMINUM IN SULFURIC ACID .......................................................................................................................................................... 3324 Monica Arely Lucio García, J. A. Ávila-Guzmán, A. M. Ramirez-Arteaga, S Serna, Zhelmy Martín-Quintal, José Del Carmen Chin Vera
EXPERIMENTAL AND THEORETICAL STUDIES ON THE CORROSION INHIBITION OF SELECTED METALS BY SOME ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY CORROSION INHIBITORS IN HCL................................................ 3325 Lutendo Chester Murulana
ELECTROCHEMICAL ASSESSMENTS OF HIGH ENTROPY ALLOYS IN AQUEOUS ENVIRONMENTS .......................... 3326 Chih-Chiang Wang, H. C. Shih
CORROSION PROTECTION IN PRESENCE OF WATER: V-ACTIVE VCI INHIBITOR FOR HYDROJETING METAL CLEANING – INDUSTRIAL CASE........................................................................................................... 3327 Tiago Pinto, Luiz Araujo, Radim Hrdina, Mario Genovez
CORROSION PROTECTION IN PRESENCE OF WATER: V-ACTIVE VCI INHIBITOR FOR HYDROJETING METAL CLEANING – LABORATORY RESULTS ............................................................................................... 3328 Radim Hrdina, Mario Genovez, Tiago Pinto, Luiz Araujo
NEW DERIVATIVES OF ASPARTIC ACID WITH ANTICORROSIVE AND ANTIMICROBIAL PROPERTIES............................................................................................................................................................................................... 3329 Radim Hrdina, Ladislav Burgert, Andrea Kalendová, Iveta Brožková, Anna Krejcová, Petra Bayerová, Tereza Panchartková, Tiago Pinto, Mario Genovez
COATINGS BASED ON NANOSTRUCTURED SILANES FOR CORROSION PROTECTION IN GALVANIZED STEEL ............................................................................................................................................................................... 3330 Tiago Lemos Menezes, Patrícia Marcolin, Lílian Vanessa Rossa Beltrami, Rosiana Boniatti Casagrande, Sandra Raquel Kunst, Jane Zoppas Ferreira
VOLUME 6 EVALUATION OF CHROME AND ALUMINUM COATING BY SPUTTERING AS AN ALTERNATIVE TO GALVANIC CHROME............................................................................................................................................................................... 3341 Patrícia Marcolin, Mônia Aline Hunger Geiger, Luciane Taís Fuhr, Rosiana Boniatti Casagrande, Jane Zoppas Ferreira, Cláudia Trindade Oliveira, Sandra Raquel Kunst
SYNERGISTIC EFFECTS OF IMPURITIES IN THE CONDENSATE ON THE CORROSION OF CO2 TRANSPORT PIPELINE ........................................................................................................................................................................... 3357 Quynh Hoa Le, Ralph Bäßler, Oleksandra Yevtushenko, Andreas Kratzig, Dirk Bettge
CORROSION INHIBITION OF ANTIMONY POTASSIUM TARTRATE FOR Q235 CARBON STEEL IN NACL SOLUTIONS .................................................................................................................................................................................... 3361 Shifang Wang, Yu Zuo, Yuming Tang, Xuhui Zhao, Yuan Lu
MAGNETIC FIELD EFFECT ON THE INHIBITION OF ALUMINUM AND IRON CORROSION WITH SURFACTANTS IN ACIDIC SOLUTION ............................................................................................................................................... 3370 Nathir Al-Rawashdeh, Akram Rousan, Inaam Sryheen
CORROSION BY HOT GASES PROTECTIVE COATINGS ON TURBO ENGINE BLADES FROM TITANIUM ALLOYS, FOR SERVICE TEMPERATURE OF 850°C....................................................................................................................................................................... 3371 Alexandra Banu, Ion Trusca, Daniel Ghiculescu, Maria Marcu, Alexandru Paraschiv, Cristina Juganaru
LONG-TERM HIGH TEMPERATURE OXIDATION PERFORMANCE OF STAINLESS STEELS........................................... 3372 Rachel Pettersson, Matthew Lowson
THERMAL-MECHANICAL FATIGUE OF OXIDE SCALES IN CYCLIC WATER VAPOR OXIDATION OF 912 % CR STEELS ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 3373 Maria Mosquera Feijoo, Jürgen Olbricht, Axel Kranzmann
COMPARISON OF THE HIGH TEMPERATURE CHLORIDE INDUCED CORROSION BETWEEN A DUPLEX STEEL AND A NI BASED ALLOY......................................................................................................................................... 3374 Alexander Schmid, Gregor Mori, Roland Haubner, Susanne Strobl, Stefan Hönig
HIGH TEMPERATURE FIRESIDE CORROSION OF ESSHETE 1250 IN COAL, CO-FIRING WITH BIOMASS AND BIOMASS POWER PLANTS ....................................................................................................................................... 3375 Melanie Montgomery, Kristian Dahl, Søren Jensen, Colin Davies
CORROSION EDUCATION ELECTROCHEMICAL STUDY OF SELECTED MATERIALS FOR RENEWABLE ENERGY INFRASTRUCTURES IN NIGERIA ........................................................................................................................................................ 3385 Oluwatoyin Olaseinde, Shaibu Lasisi, Sunday Aribo
CORROSION IN AEROSPACE CORROSION PROTECTION OF METALLIC SURFACES WITH ELECTROSPUN NANOFIBERS ........................................ 3386 Carmen Vladu, Christoph Kleber
CHARACTERISATION AND CORROSION PROTECTION BEHAVIOUR OF A TRIVALENT CHROMIUM BASED PRE-TREATMENT ON AA2024-T3 .......................................................................................................................................... 3387 Carla Sofia Proença, Jorge P. Correia, Eduarda Araújo, Ana M. Cabral, Ana Marisa Pereira, Lucia Pigliaru, Oladipo Ogunlesi
APPLICATION RESEARCH ON TSN-7 AIRCRAFT WATER DISPLACING CORROSION PREVENTIVE COMPOUND WITH ULTRA-THIN FILM ............................................................................................................................................. 3388 Guo-Jie Jiang, Chao Peng, Xiao-Nan Shi, Zhi-Han Sun, Zhi-Hui Tang
CORROSION IN AUTOMOTIVE: PREDICTION AND PREVENTION CORROSION BEHAVIOR OF AN AL/SI COMPOSITE IN NACL AND BIODIESEL MEDIA.................................................... 3394 Wislei Osório, Giovana Padilha, João F. Queiroz Rodrigues, Diego Costa, Ausdinir Bortolozo
EIS EVALUATION OF A DILUTE AL/SI PARTICLE COMPOSITE IN BIODIESEL................................................................... 3395 Osório Wislei Riuper, Giovana Padilha, Diego Costa, João Felipe Queiroz Rodrigues, Ausdinir Bortolozo
LIQUID METAL EMBRITTLEMENT DURING HOT-FORMING OF ADVANCED HIGH STRENGTH STEEL SHEETS......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3396 Roland Haubner, Strobl Susanne
CORROSION IN OIL & GAS PRODUCTION NANOSTRUCTURED STEEL SUSCEPTIBILITY TO SULFIDE STRESS CRACKING ............................................................... 3397 Arash Shadravan, Raymundo Case, Argie Rumann
INFLUENCE OF THE MICROSTRUCTURE AND NONMETALLIC INCLUSIONS ON THE RESISTANCE TO HIC IN HOT-ROLLED COIL FOR TUBE, PRODUCED BY CASTING AND ROLLING COMPLEX................................. 3410 Vitaly Naumenko, Oleg Bagmet, Evgeniy Mursenkov, Dmitriy Kudashov
EVALUATION OF CORROSION INHIBITORS FOR CARBON STEEL SYSTEMS IN A MEDIUM CONTAINING CO2 AND O2..................................................................................................................................................................... 3411 Walney Araujo, Roberta Bastos Vasques, Adriana De Oliveira Sousa Leite, Gustavo Leitão Vaz, Alvaro Augusto Oliveira Magalhães
STUDY ON THE CORROSION BEHAVIOR OF ALUMINUM, COPPER AND MILD STEEL IN FOSSIL AND BIOFUELS USED IN NEPAL .................................................................................................................................................................... 3423 Uttam Nepal, Keshav Raj Gaire, Jagadeesh Bhattarai
THE EFFECT OF DEFORMATION AND TEMPERATURE ON STRESS CORROSION CRACKING BEHAVIOR OF TP95S TUBE STEEL IN AN ACIDIC GAS FIELD ENVIRONMENT .................................................................. 3424 Yong Li, Zhiyong Li, Cuiwei Du, Xiaogang Li
EFFECT OF ORGANIC ACID ON CORROSION BEHAVIOR OF 13CR STAINLESS STEEL IN CO2 CONTAINED SOLUTION ......................................................................................................................................................................... 3425 Shohei Takiguchi, Shinji Okazaki, Naoya Kasai, Hiroshi Kihira, Toshiyuki Sunaba, Susumu Hirano
UNIVERSALISM OF HYDROSULPHURIC AND CARBON DIOXIDE CORROSION INHIBITORS ........................................ 3431 Liudmila Tsygankova, Vladimir Vigdorovich, Natalia Shel, Marina Esina, Alexander Uryadnikov
THE INFLUENCE OF CR ON THE ELECTROCHEMICAL CORROSION AND SCALE FORMATION BEHAVIOR OF HIGH MN STEEL IN A SWEET ENVIRONMENT ................................................................................................. 3439 Sung Jin Kim, Jin Ho Park, Ho Jong Lee
POURBAIX DIAGRAM FOR HP-13CR STAINLESS STEEL IN THE EXTREMELY AGGRESSIVE ENVIRONMENT CHARACTERIZED BY HIGH TEMPERATURE, HIGH CO2 PRESSURE AND HIGH SALINITY..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3440 Yang Zhao, Junfeng Xie, Guanxin Zeng, Tao Zhang, Dake Xu, Fuhui Wang
INHIBITION EFFICIENCY OF ASPHALTENE ON H2S/CO2 CORROSION OF API 5L X52 CARBON STEEL...................... 3493 Mahdi Javidi, Benyamin Afshang
INTERNAL CORROSION DIRECT ASSESSMENT FOR SOUR GAS PIPELINE-CASE STUDY............................................... 3503 Khaled Almuhanna, A. Fahrizal
DIALLYLAMMONIUM SALTS CONTAINING NITROGEN, ETHYL ESTER AND SULFIDE, SULFOXIDE OR SULFONE MOTIFS OF AMINO ACID RESIDUES OF METHIONINE POLYMER AS GREEN CORROSION INHIBITORS ...................................................................................................................................................................... 3514 Mohammad Jafar Mazumder, L. Goni, S. Ali
CORROSION IN THE REFINERY INDUSTRY INFLUENCE OF TIME AND TEMPERATURE ON THE CORROSION RATE OF THE STAINLESS STEEL AISI-316 EXPOSED TO CONDITIONS OF A TRANSFER LINE OF CRUDES OILS IN GAS PHASE ...................................... 3535 Javier Sanabria, Carlos Mejía, Darío Peña, Dionisio Laverde
CORROSION OCCURRENCE IN AN ETHYLENE PRODUCTION UNIT ...................................................................................... 3536 Jane Zoppas Ferreira, Rodrigo Kunrath, Felipe Goettems
COMPARATIVE STUDY OF CORROSION RESISTANCE BETWEEN HIGH MANGANESE STEELS AND 9% NICKEL STEEL IN AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS OF NACL AND H2SO4 FOR CRYOGENIC APPLICATIONS................... 3537 Mauro Cerra Florez, Francisco Da Rocha Filho, Marcelo Gomes Da Silva, Walney Silva Araújo, Matheus De Lima Vieira, Waydson Martins Ferreira
CATIONIC GEMINI SURFACTANTS AS CORROSION INHIBITORS OF STAINLESS STEEL (AISI 304) IN 3M HYDROCHLORIC ACID .................................................................................................................................................................... 3538 Olga Kaczerewska, Bogumil Brycki, Rafael Leiva-Garcia, Robert Akid
CORROSION MECHANISMS, METHODS, MODELLING AND MONITORING ASSET INTEGRITY AND PROFITABILITY ENHANCEMENT AT THREE PROCESS FACILITIES THROUGH CORROSION PREVENTION, CONTROL AND MANAGEMENT.............................................................................. 3548 Bassey Bassey
COPPER-COATED CARBON STEEL: CORROSION AT A THROUGH-COATING DEFECT................................................... 3576 Thalia E. Standish, Dmitrij Zagidulin, Sridhar Ramamurthy, James J. Noël, David W. Shoesmith
ELECTROCHEMICAL CORROSIVITY MEASUREMENTS AT ELEVATED TEMPERATURES ............................................ 3577 Kjell-Arne Solli
NUMERICAL ANALYSIS OF THE EVOLUTION OF PITTING CORROSION ............................................................................. 3578 Kai Wang, Yueshe Wang
FORMAL APPROACH OF TRANSPORT PROCESSES AT ELEVATED TEMPERATURE DURING THE GROWTH OF OXIDE SCALES ON ALLOYS ....................................................................................................................................... 3579 Zohra Halem, Nacer Halem, Nassima Mahiouz, Georgette Petot Ervas
GERENAL ASPECTS OF FECRAL ALLOYS NITRIDATION - A MICROSTRUCTURAL STUDY .......................................... 3580 Nooshin Mortazavi, Christine Geers, Jan-Erik Svensson, Lars-Gunnar Johansson, Mats Halvarsson
CORROSION BEHAVIOUR OF IRON ALLOYS, DOES IT DEPEND ON COMPOSITION OR CORROSION ENVIRONMENT? ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 3581 Dusan Majtas, Petra Macova, Jiri Prihoda
STUDY OF RESISTANCE TO CORROSION TO AIR AT 850°C OF AN AISI 316 POWDER METALLURGICAL STEEL WITH ADDITIONS OF TITANIUM AND MOLYBDENUM ........................................................... 3582 Luz Adriana Cañas Mendoza, Enrique Vera López, Yaneth Pineda Triana, Sergio Armando Arenas García, Guillermo Vargas
INVESTIGATION OF PITTING CORROSION ON T552 AND T671 TURBINE BLADE STEELS.............................................. 3592 Zdenek Fulin, Jana Zavitkovska
ESTUDIO ELECTROQUÍMICO DEL EFECTO DE ADICIONES DE TITANIO Y MOLIBDENO AL ACERO PULVIMETALÚRGICO AISI 316 ............................................................................................................................................................ 3593 Luz Adriana Cañas Mendoza, Enrique Vera López, Yaneth Pineda Triana, Rolando Vargas, Guillermo Vargas
MECHANISMS OF DISSOLUTION OF ZN-NI ALLOY COATINGS IN AQUEOUS CHLORIDE SOLUTIONS ..................... 3594 Oleg Kozaderov, Jolanta Swiatowska, Diana Dragoe, Polina Volovitch
EVALUATION OF THE INFLUENCE OF THE REFILL FRICTION SPOT WELDING (RSFW) WELD ON THE AA5754 ALLOY CORROSION PROPERTIES IN THE WELDED JOINT AA5754 / TI-6AL04V ....................................... 3595 Guikherme Vacchi, Athos Plaine, Sebastiao E. Kuri, Nelson G. Alcantara, Jorge Dos Santos, Rodrigo Silva, Carlos A. Della Rovere
CHAIN MODEL OF OXIDE MELT FORMED IN TRANSVERSE CHANNELS IN OXIDE LAYER DURING CATASTROPHIC OXIDATION OF COPPER....................................................................................................................................... 3596 Anton Klimashin, Valery Belousov
THE INFLUENCE OF ELECTROLYTIC HYDROGENATION ON CHANGES IN THE SURFACE LAYERS OF MATERIALS WITH FERRITE AND PEARLITE STRUCTURE................................................................................................. 3597 Vasyl Vynar, Chrystyna Vasyliv, Taras Voronyak, Igor Stasyshyn, Ralf Winkelmann, Andriy Pokhmurskyy
THE INFLUENCE OF DEFORMATION ON THE CORROSION PROPERTIES OF A MATERIAL ......................................... 3598 Michaela Novakova, Ondrej Chocholaty, Antonin Kriz
INFLUENCE OF THE POST-WELD SURFACE TREATMENT ON THE CORROSION RESISTANCE OF THE DUPLEX STAINLESS STEEL 1.4062............................................................................................................................................. 3599 Thoralf Müller, Paul Rosemann
MATERIAL CORROSION TROUBLES ON HEAT RECOVERY SECTION IN WASTE TO ENERGY FACILITY..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3600 Ha-Na Jang, Hyun-Tae Joung
POLARIZATION INVESTIGATION OF SN-BI AND SN-AG GREEN CASTING ALLOYS IN NACL SOLUTION ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3601 Osório Wislei Riuper, Luz M. Satizabal, Ausdinir Bortolozo, Diego Costa
CORROSION BEHAVIOUR OF MAGNESIUM ALLOYS IN SODIUM CHLORIDE SOLUTION.............................................. 3602 Yordanka Marcheva, Mladenka Loukaycheva, Biliana Dimova
THE EFFECT OF CUPRIC IONS IN THE CORROSION MECHANISM OF NICKEL-CHROMIUM MULTILAYER SYSTEMS......................................................................................................................................................................... 3603 Eva García-Lecina, Larraitz Ganborena, Hans-Jürgen Grande, Jesús Manuel Vega
TAFELIAN DETERMINATION OF THE CORROSION PROPENSITY OF BRANDED MICRO ALLOYED STEELS IN DIFFERENT 3.5 WT% ENVIRONMENTS ....................................................................................................................... 3604 Lawrence Onyeji, Girish Kale
INTERGRANULAR CORROSION SUSCEPTIBILITY OF AL-CU-LI ALLOYS............................................................................ 3605 Mariana Xavier Milagre, Caruline De Souza Carvalho Machado, João Victor Araujo, Antonello Astarita, Vishnu Mogili, Nadine Pébère, Vincent Vivier, Isolda Costa
ELECTROCHEMICAL BEHAVIOR OF ALUMINUM IN BORATE BUFFER SOLUTION UNDER ACTION OF BROMIDE-IONS ADDITIVES ........................................................................................................................................................... 3615 Svetlana Kaluzhina, Tatiana Minakova
EFFECTS OF THE GRAIN SIZE DISTRIBUTION ON CORROSION BEHAVIOR OF THE 304 STAINLESS STEEL IN 0.5 M H2SO4 SOLUTION ....................................................................................................................................................... 3616 Zhijun Zheng, Yan Gao
CHARACTERIZATION OF THE OXIDATION BEHAVIOR OF TWO FE-14MN-5SI-9CR-5NI AND FE-14MN4SI-9CR-5NI-0.05CE STAINLESS STEEL ALLOYS WITH SHAPE MEMORY EFFECT ............................................................ 3617 Rodrigo Silva, Della Rovere Carlos Alberto, Sverzut Baroni Luis Felipe, Arana Camila, Rosato Marília, Sordi Vitor Luiz
EVALUATION OF WELDING PARAMETER’S EFFECTS ON CORROSION BEHAVIOR OF BRONZECARBON STEEL DUAL-LAYER EXPLOSION WELDED JOINT AT SALT ENVIRONMENT ................................................. 3618 Mohammadreza Khanzadeh Gharah Shiran, Mohammad Razazi, Ali Tavira
LONG TERM STORAGE ISSUES FOR NDFEB MAGNETS .............................................................................................................. 3619 Lucia Pigliaru, Claudia Allegranza, Adrian Graham, Tommaso Ghidini
MULTIELECTRODE ARRAY PROBES FOR EARLY DETECTION OF CORROSION PROCESSES ..................................... 3620 Matthias Dimper, Marco Hampel, Ozlem Ozcan
HIGH-TEMPERATURE AIR-OXIDATION OF FENICRAL-BASED MULTICOMPONENT ALLOYS AT 800 – 1000OC .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3621 Wu Kai, Feng Chih Chien, Ting-En Wang, Zhen-Yang Liao, Fu-Pen Cheng, Ji-Jung Kai
1 HIGH-TEMPERATURE AND HIGH-PRESSURE CORROSION BEHAVIOR OF DUPLEX STAINLESS STEEL IN WHITE LIQUOR FROM BRAZILIAN PAPER AND PULP MILL ................................................................................ 3622 Luiza Esteves, Wagner R. C. Campos, Mônica Maria Abreu Mendonça Schvartzman, Vanessa F. C. Lins
EFFECTS OF HYDROGEN AND STRESS ON ANODIC DISSOLUTION OF 304 STAINLESS STEEL IN SIMULATED ANODE ENVIRONMENT OF POLYMER ELECTROLYTE MEMBRANE FUEL CELL................................... 3623 Xianzong Wang, Jingli Luo
HIGH-TEMPERATURE CORROSION STUDY OF DIFFERENT ALLOYS BY CRYSTAL MICROBALANCE ..................... 3624 Michael Nicoli, Monica Trueba, Stefano P. Trasatti, Maria Pia Casaletto, Francois Grosjean, Jean Kittel, Francois Ropital
ADAPTING THE DIAMOND CORROSION RATE MEASUREMENT DEVICE FOR IMMERSED AND BURIED METALLIC STRUCTURES...................................................................................................................................................... 3625 Gabriel Samson, Fabrice Deby, Marine Bayle, Jean-Bernard Memet, Sébastien Bergerot
CORROSION BEHAVIOUR OF ULTRAFINE-GRAINED AA6012 ALLOY PROCESSED BY EQUALCHANNEL ANGULAR PRESSING.......................................................................................................................................................... 3626 Annamaria Viceré, Tiziano Bellezze, Eleonora Santecchia, Marcello Cabibbo, Gabriella Roventi
CORROSION RESISTANCE AND IMPACT STRENGTH EFFECTED BY WALL THICKNESS OF POWDER METALLURGICAL S2205 DUPLEX STAINLESS STEEL.................................................................................................................. 3627 Arnulf Hörtnagl, Matthias Sorg, Paul Gümpel
DEVELOPMENT OF AN ELECTROCHEMICAL METHOD TO ASSESS THE CORROSION OF UNDERGROUND STRUCTURES ............................................................................................................................................................ 3628 Marta Prado, Olga Conejero, Jaime Rubio
OXYGEN EVALUATION METHODOLOGY FOR NUCLEAR REACTOR FUEL CLADDING AFTER LOCA TRANSIENT................................................................................................................................................................................................. 3632 Jakub Krejci, František Manoch, Vera Vrtílková, Lydie Cervenková
INFLUENCE OF CA-ADDITION AMOUNT ON CORROSION BEHAVIOR OF CA-ADDED MG ALLOYS ........................... 3633 Yuta Shimada, Mika Tsunakawa, Kae Nakamura, Takahiro Ishizaki
STRUCTURE, MECHANICAL PROPERTIES AND CORROSION BEHAVIOUR OF ELECTRODEPOSITED CO-MO/TIO2 NANO-COMPOSITE COATINGS .................................................................................................................................. 3639 Halina Krawiec, Vincent Vignal, Michal Latkiewicz
APPLICATION OF EX SITU IR REFLECTION-ABSORPTION, IN SITU RAMAN AND IN SITU ELECTROCHEMICAL AFM IN THE STUDY OF SOL-GEL PROTECTIVE COATINGS .......................................................... 3640 Angelja K. Surca, Mirjana Rodošek, Ahmed Kreta, Mohor Mihelcic
A SULFATE-REDUCING BACTERIA DETECTION METHOD BASED ON THE PHOTOCATALYTIC PROPERTY OF MICROBIAL SYNTHESIZED ZNS NANOPARTICLES........................................................................................ 3641 Peng Qi, Dun Zhang, Yi Wan
STUDY ON THE CORROSION BEHAVIOR OF METAL EXPOSED UNDER THE ELECTRIC FIELD IN THE ATMOSPHERIC ENVIRONMENT.......................................................................................................................................................... 3642 Jun-Xi Zhang
CORROSION INHIBITIVE PROPERTIES OF THE HYDROPHOBIC COATINGS ON PEO-PRETREATED ALUMINUM ALLOY ................................................................................................................................................................................. 3643 Sergey Sinebryukhov, Sergey Gnedenkov, Vladimir Egorkin, Igor Vyaliy
COMPARISON OF CORROSION BEHAVIOR OF LEAD-BASED AND LEAD-FREE COATINGS AND SUBSTRATES FOR INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE APPLICATIONS................................................................................. 3655 Padmapriya Nataraj, Mayank Anand, Mark Hadfield, Yi Zhang, Rizwan Bajwa
CORROSION BEHAVIOR EVALUATION OF FRICTION STIR WELDED 6063 ALUMINUM ALLOY’S JOINT ............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 3656 Mehdi Akbari, Mohammadreza Khanzadeh Gharahshiran, Hamid Bakhtiari
THE APPLICATION OF ENA AND PHYSICO-MECHANICAL TESTS FOR EVALUATION OF THE PROTECTIVE PERFORMANCE OF ZRP MODIFIED BY COMBINATION OF ZN DUST WITH CARBON TYPE FILLERS ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 3657 Boleslav Eremias, Lubomir Mindos, Libor Turek, Libuse Hochmannova
ELECTROCHEMICAL BEHAVIOR AND CORROSION INHIBITING EFFECTS OF GREEN NANOSILVER MODIFIED EPOXY COATINGS.............................................................................................................................................................. 3665 Sarah Ulaeto, Ramya Rajan, Jerin Pancrecious, T. P. D. Rajan, B. C. Pai
COMPUTATIONAL DESIGN OF COATING SYSTEMS: A FRAMEWORK FOR MULTISCALE MODELLING............................................................................................................................................................................................... 3666 Ivan Cole, Fiona Chen, Michael Breedon, Clement Chu, Erik Sapper, David Jackson
DELFT UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY............................................................................................................................................ 3672 Aytac Yilmaz, Jilt Sietsma, Yaiza Gonzalez-Garcia
A NUMERICAL CORROSION RATE PREDICTION METHOD FOR DIRECT ASSESSMENT OF OIL PIPELINE ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3673 Hongbo Liu, Rossana Vai, Luis Manuel Quej Ake, Antonio Contras Cuevas, Jorge Luis Alamilla Lopez, Eliceo Sosa Hernandez
CORROSION OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND HISTORICAL ARTEFACTS THE UNIQUE FIND OF AMPHORAS FROM THE AREA OF PRAHA-ZPAD ............................................................................... 3674 Petra Witoszková, David Danecek, Barbora Urbanová, Šárka Msallamová
RESTORATION OF THE TOWER CLOCKWORK............................................................................................................................. 3675 Viktor Palíšek, Eva Svobodová
CORROSION BEHAVIOR STUDY OF BRONZE OBJECTS OF PARTHIAN HISTORICAL PERIOD BY NOTE ON TIN SEGREGATION PHENOMENA ................................................................................................................................... 3676 Shaiba Khadir, Parastou Naeimi Taraei, Mohsen Saremi, Mohammad Lamehi Rachti, Davood Agha Aligol
EVALUATION OF NATURAL ORIGIN INHIBITORS IN THE TARNISH OF SILVER FOR THEIR CONSERVATION ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 3677 Janette Ortíz Corona, Araceli Espinoza Vazquez, José Luis Ruvalcava Sil, Francisco Javier Rodríguez Gómez
IDENTIFICATION OF THE SILVER TARNISH LAYER CONSTITUENTS BY CATHODIC REDUCTION........................... 3678 Janette Ortíz Corona, Jorge Antonio Gonzalez Sanchez, Francisco Javier Rodríguez Gómez
CORROSION OF BIOMATERIALS CHARACTERISATION OF CORROSION PRODUCTS OF A TI-BASED METALLIC GLASS IN ARTIFICIAL PITS BY IN SITU SYNCHROTRON X-RAY DIFFRACTION ............................................................................................................ 3686 Petre-Flaviu Gostin, Y. Zhang, A. Cook, A. Morell, A. Liens, K. Ignatyev, M. Stoica
ELECTROCHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION AND EVALUATION OF CORROSION IN THE SYSTEM CONSISTING OF PREFABRICATED TITANIUM POSTS, CEMENT INTERFACE AND NI/CR AND CO/CR ALLOYS IN DENTAL IMPLANTS .......................................................................................................................................................... 3687 Javier F. Duran Calvo, Ana L. Alvarado Gámez, Federico Murillo Alvarado, Erika Alfaro Mayorga, Mario Molina Porras, Andrea Soto Navarro
CORROSION BEHAVIOUR OF CORONARY ARTERY STENTS.................................................................................................... 3688 Dóra Károly, Lilla Asztalos, Éva Fazekas
CORROSION OF SINTERED IRON-MANGANESE ALLOYS IN HANK'S SOLUTION .............................................................. 3689 Miriam Kupkova, Maros Halama, Andrea Morovska-Turonova
DETERMINATION OF THE PITTING POTENTIAL BY POTENTIOSTATIC MEASUREMENTS ACCORDING TO BROLI WITH THE DENTAL COCR ALLOY ANKATIT U IN TWO DIFFERENT ELECTROLYTES ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 3690 Christine Schille, Ernst Schweizer, Jürgen Geis-Gerstorfer
CORROSION SUSCEPTIBILITY OF 316L STAINLESS STEEL COATED WITH TITANIUM/TITANIUM OXIDE TO BE USED AS BIOMATERIAL ............................................................................................................................................. 3691 Silvia Farina, Lina Franco Arias, Adriana Márquez
CORROSION OF POLYMERS AND ADVANCED MATERIALS RELATIONSHIP OF ELECTROCHEMICAL PARAMETERS TO THE PENETRATING DEPTH AT THE EARLY PENETRATING STAGE OF CORROSIVE MEDIA IN ORGANIC COATING................................................................ 3692 Xingyue Yong, Tong Wan
SMALL LOAD CREEP TESTING SYSTEM FOR POLYMERIC FOAM MATERIALS IN LIQUID MEDIA ........................... 3693 Peter Guttmann, Florian Oesterreicher, Gerald Pilz
DEGRADATION OF BIOPOLYMERS ON MARINE ENVIRONMENT........................................................................................... 3694 Mohammed Bencheikh, Hafsaoui Said Lotfi, Khimeche Kamel, Abbas Tcharkhtchi
CORROSION PROTECTION BY COMPOSITE COATINGS CONTAINING CONDUCTING POLYMER PARTICLES: ELUCIDATION OF THE "PROTECTION ZONE"..................................................................................................... 3695 Anna Merz, Michael Rohwerder
CORROSION PROPERTIES OF PLASMA NITRIDED STAINLESS STEELS ............................................................................... 3696 Dorina Kovács, Éva Fazakas, János Dobránszky
ELECTROLESS NI-P\ALGINATE MICROGELS COATINGS WITH SELF-HEALING PROPERTIES ................................... 3697 Alicja Stankiewicz, Juliusz Winiarski, Michael Barker, Katarzyna Zielinska
CORROSION OF STEEL IN CONCRETE CORROSION PROPERTIES OF ZN AND CU IN BENTONITE ........................................................................................................ 3702 Vesna Alar, Gordana Pustaj, Frankica Kapor
EFFECT OF CONCRETE QUALITY AND COVER DEPTH ON THE EFFICIENCY OF IMPRESSED ANODIC CURRENT TO INDUCE CORROSION OF STEEL IN CONCRETE ............................................................................... 3703 Abongile Nyokana
INFLUENCE OF CE IN THE CORROSION PROPERTIES OF IRON BASED SHAPE MEMORY ALLOYS .......................... 3704 Luis Felipe Sverzut Baroni, Rodrigo Silva, Carlos Alberto Della Rovere, Vitor Luiz Sordi
PERMEABILITY STUDY OF CORROSION STIMULATORS IN HIGH PERFORMANCE CONCRETE BY MEANS OF HIGH FREQUENCY ELECTROCHEMICAL IMPEDANCE SPECTROSCOPY ..................................................... 3712 Radka Novakova, Milan Kouril, Jan Stoulil, Daniel Dobias, Petr Pokorny
ELECTROCHEMICAL INVESTIGATIONS OF CARBON STEEL REINFORCEMENT AND GALVANIZED STEEL REINFORCEMENT IN FRESH GEOPOLYMER MORTARS.............................................................................................. 3713 Steffi Reinemann, Petr Hlavácek, Gino Ebell, Gregor Gluth, Jürgen Mietz
EFFECTS OF CHLORIDE IONS AND HYDROXIDE IONS ON CORROSION OF STEEL BAR IN HARDENED CEMENT COMPOSITES................................................................................................................................................... 3714 Kohei Eguchi, Yoshitaka Kato
STABILITY AND MIGRATION ABILITY OF CATHIONIC CORROSION INHIBITORS FOR PROTECTION OF STEEL IN CHLORIDE CONTAMINATED CONCRETE ............................................................................................................. 3720 Sarka Msallamova, Tomas Lovasi, Milan Kouril, Tereza Jamborova, Jan Stoulil, Jiri Nemecek, Rostislav Sulc
CATHIONIC CORROSION INHIBITORS FOR PROTECTION OF STEEL IN CHLORIDE CONTAINING CONCRETE PORE SOLUTION ............................................................................................................................................................... 3721 Tomas Lovasi, Milan Kouril, Tereza Jamborova, Jan Stoulil, Sarka Msallamova
ELECTRICAL RESISTIVITY AND OXYGEN FLOW IN THE CORROSION OF STEEL EMBEDDED IN MORTAR ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3722 Gustavo Duffo, Damián Vázquez, Enzo Gómez
EFFECT OF THE SULPHATE CONTENT ON THE CORROSION OF REINFORCING STEEL IN SIMULATED CONCRETE PORE SOLUTIONS ................................................................................................................................... 3723 Gustavo Duffo, Silvia Farina
ELECTRODE REACTIONS ON GLASSGRAPHITE ELECTRODE AND ARMCO-IRON IN ALKALINE AND SULFID CONTAING MEDIUMS ............................................................................................................................................................. 3724 Svitlana Holovei, Myroslav Khoma, Vasyl Ivashkiv
CORROSION RELIABILITY OF ELECTRONIC MATERIALS AND DEVICES EFFECT OF SOLDER FLUX RESIDUE WEAK ORGANIC ACIDS ON ELECTROCHEMICAL MIGRATION OF TIN IN THIN ELECTROLYTE LAYER ........................................................................................................................................... 3725 Liao Bokai, Shuai Hu, Lisha Wei, Hongyu Cen, Zhenyu Chen, Xingpeng Guo
CORROSION RELIABILITY OF LEAD-FREE SOLDER SYSTEMS USED IN ELECTRONICS ............................................... 3726 Feng Li, Vadimas Verdingovas, Bálint Medgyes, Rajan Ambat
FAILURE OF ELECTRIC DEVICES DUE TO H2S.............................................................................................................................. 3736 Dusan Majtas, Katerina Kreislova, Libor Turek
THE EFFECT OF REFLOW SOLDER PASTE ON CORROSION RELIABILITY IN ELECTRONICS UNDER HUMID CONDITIONS ............................................................................................................................................................................... 3737 Abhijeet Yadav, Shruti Borgaonkar, Kamila Piotrowska, Morten Stendahl Jellesen, Rajan Ambat
ENVIRONMENT SENSITIVE FRACTURE COMPARISON OF METHODS FOR MEASUREMENTS OF HYDROGEN CONTENT AND PERMEABILITY IN HIGH STRENGTH STEELS ................................................................................................................................................................ 3738 Vaclav Sefl, Tomas Petrek, Darya Novikova, Hubert Duchaczek, Andreas Muhr, Gerald Luckeneder, Tomas Prosek
ROLE OF HYDROGEN IN SENSITIVITY TO SCC OF ADVANCED HIGH STRENGTH STEELS IN 5 % NACL ENVIRONMENT............................................................................................................................................................................. 3739 Yuriy Yagodzinskyy, Joonas Kähkönen, Suvi Papula, Hannu Hänninen
HYDROGEN REDISTRIBUTION UNDER STRESS-INDUCED DIFFUSION AND CORRESPONDING FRACTURE BEHAVIOR OF STRUCTURAL STEEL ......................................................................................................................... 3740 Bo Kan, Jinxu Li
FAILURE ANALYSIS AND LIFETIME PREDICTION CORROSION MONITORING OF KEY COMPONENTS IN CIRCUITS OF CONVENTIONAL POWERPLANTS ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 3741 Petr Palarczyk
IMPACT OF TESTING CONDITIONS ON CRACKING MECHANISMS UNDER HYDROGEN CHARGING NOTCHED-TENSILE PROPERTIES UNDER GASEOUS HYDROGEN.......................................................................................... 3742 Eun Ju Song, Un Bong Baek, Seung-Wook Baek, Seung Hoon Nahm
JS IN MEMORY OF PROF. FRANCESCO MAZZA NEW BI-BASED LOW MELTING ALLOYS FOR ACCESSORY INDUSTRY; A CORROSION AND MECHANICAL INVESTIGATION.......................................................................................................................................................... 3743 Stefano Caporali, Ugo Bardi
MARINE CORROSION GEMS – GENOA EXPERIMENTAL MARINE STATION: A TOOL FOR RESEARCH ACTIVITY AND TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER. ................................................................................................................................................................... 3744 Roberto Stifanese, Paola Letardi, Pierluigi Traverso
STAINLESS STEELS ATMOSPHERIC CORROSION ASSESSMENT ON OIL PLATFORM ..................................................... 3751 Adolfo Kalergis Viana, Genaro Zanon, Marcelo Schultz, Lucio Bailo, Claudio Alcântara, Ronildson Monteiro
COMPARISON OF CORROSION PERFORMANCE OF AISI-304 AND A36 METALLIC MATERIALS EXPOSED IN SYNTHETIC SEAWATER AT TWO DIFFERENT TEMPERATURES .................................................................. 3763 Cecilia Cuevas Arteaga, Diego Mendoza Morales
SLIPPERY LIQUID-INFUSED POROUS SURFACES FABRICATED ON ALUMINUM AS A BARRIER TO CORROSION INDUCED BY SULFATE REDUCING BACTERIA .................................................................................................... 3764 Dun Zhang
CORROSION EFFECTS ON HIGH STRENGTH DUPLEX STAINLESS STEEL NETS FOR OFFSHORE FISH FARMING..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3765 Matthias Sorg, Arnulf Hörtnagl, Paul Gümpel, Urs Dornbierer
ELECTROCHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF FATIGUE CRACK INITIATION OF E690 HIGH STRENGTH STEEL IN SEAWATER ...................................................................................................................................................... 3771 Tianliang Zhao, Cuiwei Du, Zhiyong Liu, Xiaogang Li
CORROSION BEHAVIOR OF E690 LOW ALLOY STEEL IN SO2 POLLUTED MARINE SPLASH ZONE............................ 3772 Mindong Chen, Zhiyong Liu, Xiaogang Li
EFFECT OF WARM ROLLING ON THE MECHANICAL PROPERTIES AND CORROSION RESISTANCE OF THE 2205 DUPLEX STAINLESS STEEL ......................................................................................................................................... 3773 Dalila Sicupira, Raphael Assumpção, Daniela Perasoli, Davi Alves, Iane Moutinho, Indiana Oliveira, Aline Ferreira, Dagoberto Santos
PERFORMANCE OF THERMAL SPRAY ALUMINIUM (TSA) IN MARINE ENVIRONMENTS- A FUNDAMENTAL STUDY OF THE EFFECT OF SEAWATER CONSTITUENTS ......................................................................... 3781 Rosa Griñon Echaniz, Rob Thornton, Shiladitya Paul
THE PROCESS OF WATER-LINE CORROSION IN 3.5% NACL AND NATURAL SEAWATER MONITORED BY WIRE BEAM ELECTRODE METHOD................................................................................................................. 3782 Jiajia Wu, Peng Wang, Dun Zhang
THE APPLICATION OF LOW TEMPERATURE PLASMA NITRIDING OF 2205 DUPLEX STAINLESS STEEL FOR HIGHER CORROSION RESISTANCE AND HARDNESS........................................................................................... 3783 Insup Lee
HYDROSTATIC PRESSURE EFFECTS ON X70 PIPELINE STEEL PITTING CORROSION INITIATION AND PROPAGATION ................................................................................................................................................................................ 3802 Zixuan Yang, Jinxu Li
EFFECTS OF AGING ON THE CORROSION RESISTANCE OF NITROCARBURIZED AISI 630 MARTENSITIC PRECIPITATION HARDENING STAINLESS STEEL .......................................................................................... 3803 Insup Lee
MICROBIAL CORROSION MICROBIALLY INDUCED CORROSION OF CARBON STEEL 12020 AND TITANIUM ALLOY TIGR7 UNDER ANAEROBIC CONDITIONS ..................................................................................................................................................... 3826 Jana Steinová, Rojina Shrestha, Tomas Cernousek, Hana Vanova, Petr Polivka, Alena Sevcu
EFFICACY OF SILVER-COPPER IONS IN CONTROLLING MICROBIAL CORROSION RELATED WITH MIXED-SPECIES BIOFILM ..................................................................................................................................................................... 3827 Tuba Unsal, Esra Ilhan-Sungur, Nurhan Cansever
THE ROLE OF BIOFILM IN MATURATION PROCESS ON MICROBIAL CORROSION OF GALVANIZED STEEL ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3836 Tuba Unsal, Esra Ilhan-Sungur, Nurhan Cansever
INVESTIGATION OF ANTI-ADHESIVITY AND MICROBIAL CORROSION PROPERTIES OF 630 STEEL WITH LASER TEXTURED SURFACE ................................................................................................................................................... 3844 Beyza Nur Çelebi, Izel Yesildag, Onur Altan, Nurhan Cansever, Simge Arkan, Esra Sungur
THE EFFECT OF FUSARIUM SP. ON MICROBIAL CORROSION BEHAVIOUR OF GALVANIZED STEEL...................... 3851 Duygu Kadaifçiler, Tuba Unsal, Duygu Arslan, Esra Ilhan-Sungur, Nurhan Cansever
MICROBIAL INFLUENCED CORROSION (MIC) RESPONSIBLE FOR A SERIOUS CORROSION PROBLEM IN A FIRE EXTINGUISHING SYSTEM IN A HARBOR IN THE NETHERLANDS ................................................. 3858 Nanni Noël, Gijsbert Strijk, Job Klijnstra
BIORESISTENSE OF CORROSION INHIBITORS-BIOCIDES, AS A FACTOR DURATION SUPPORT OF CORROSION PROTECTION UNDERGROUND METAL CONSTRUCTIONS .............................................................................. 3859 Andriy Pilyashenko-Novokhatny, Myroslava Polutrenko, Yevstakhiy Kryzhanivskyy
D-PHENYLALANINE INHIBITS CORROSION OF CARBON STEEL BY SULPHATE REDUCING BACTERIA DESULFOVIBRIO SP. ......................................................................................................................................................... 3865 Ee Li, Jia Jia Wu, Dun Zhang
MICROBIOLOGICALLY INFLUENCED CORROSION RESISTANCE OF HYDROPHOBIC MG-AL LAYERED DOUBLE HYDROXIDE FILM ON ALUMINUM ............................................................................................................. 3866 Yi Wang, Dun Zhang
DIVERSITY MICROBIAL ON STEEL COUPON SURFACES BY TEMPORAL STUDY IN SEA WATER ON MICROCOSM SYSTEM ............................................................................................................................................................................ 3867 Vanessa Moura, Iris Ribeiro, Priscilla Moriggi, Luciano Procopio
MICROSCOPY FOR UNDERSTANDING AND PREVENTING CORROSION PHOSPHATE CONVERSION COATING ON ZN-BASED MULTIPHASE SUBSTRATE: IMPACT OF ACTIVATOR................................................................................................................................................................................................ 3875 Perrine Tanguy, Christian Allely, Polina Volovitch
NON-DESTRUCTIVE TESTING AND CORROSION MONITORING FOR INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS MEASUREMENT OF OXIDE FILM RESISTANCE IN SITU BY FABRY-PÉROT INTERFEROMETRY AND DC METHOD ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 3876 Khaled Habib
NUCLEAR CORROSION EFFECTS OF THE OXIDANTS CRF3, CRF3.3H2O AND CR2O3 ON THE CORROSION OF INCOLLOY 800H IN MOLTEN FLINAK ...................................................................................................................................................................... 3877 Niketan Patel, Viliam Pavlik, Miroslav Boca
PT DEPOSITION BEHAVIOR ON SS304 SPECIMENS IN LAMINAR, MIXED AND TURBULENT FLOW REGIMES USING CUSTOMIZED ROTATING DISK EXPERIMENTS .......................................................................................... 3878 Sriharitha Rowthu, Lyubomira Veleva, Pascal Grundler, Stefan Ritter
HYDROGEN ABSORPTION IN COPPER AS A RESULT OF CORROSION REACTIONS IN SULFIDE AND CHLORIDE CONTAINING DEOXYGENATED WATER AT 90°C AND IN SPENT NUCLEAR FUEL REPOSITORY CONDITIONS................................................................................................................................................................... 3879 Hannu Hänninen, Antti Forsström, Yuriy Yagodzinskyy, Richard Becker, Johan Öijerholm, Jan Linder
EFFECT OF OXYGENATED TRANSIENTS ON OXIDATION AND SCC OF COLD-WORKED STAINLESS STEELS IN PRESSURIZED WATER REACTORS PRIMARY WATER ENVIRONMENT.......................................................... 3892 Marc Maisonneuve, Cécilie Duhamel, Catherine Guerre, Jérôme Crépin, Ian De Curières, Léna Verchère
STUDY OF DIFFUSION PROCESSES IN THE OXIDE LAYER OF ZIRCONIUM ALLOYS ...................................................... 3893 Pavel Sialini, Petr Sajdl, Vladimir Havranek
TRANSPORT MODEL OF RADIOACTIVE CORROSION PRODUCTS IN BWRS ....................................................................... 3900 Kiyoshi Betsuyaku, Masafumi Domae
DAMAGE ASSESSMENT OF THE FEED PUMP 250-KHX SHELL AT NPP DUKOVANY ......................................................... 3901 Miroslava Ernestová, Miroslav Krpec, Jaroslav Burda, Jan Dotrel, Tomáš Matýsek
CORROSION BEHAVIOR OF TUBE STEEL FOR BREST STEAM GENERATOR...................................................................... 3908 Dmitry Marchenkov, Kirill Shutko
COPPER CORROSION MODELLING FOR APPLICATIONS IN A DEEP GEOLOGICAL REPOSITORY – PRELIMINARY RESULTS AND EXPERIMENTAL COMPARISONS............................................................................................. 3915 Mohd Moinuddin, Scott Briggs, Peter Keech, David Hall, Fraser King, Magdalena Krol
INVESTIGATION OF CORROSION BEHAVIOUR OF TITANIUM ALLOY BY ELECTROCHEMICAL IMPEDANCE SPECTROSCOPY METHOD .......................................................................................................................................... 3916 Ilven Mutlu
EFFECT OF DISSOLVED OXYGEN ON FLOW ACCELERATED CORROSION IN NEUTRAL AND ALKALINE SOLUTION............................................................................................................................................................................. 3922 Kazutoshi Fujiwara, Kimitoshi Yoneda, Fumio Inada
LOCALIZED CORROSION OF STAINLESS STEELS IN REPOSITORY ENVIRONMENT....................................................... 3932 Jan Stoulil, Milan Kouril, Liudmila Pavlova, David Dobrev, Jenny Gondolli, Ilona Pospiskova
EFFECT OF GAMMA RADIATION ON CSN 422707.9 STEEL CORROSION UNDER ANAEROBIC CONDITIONS .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 3933 David Dobrev, Jenny Gondolli, Milan Kouril, Jan Stoulil, Ilona Pospíšková
EVALUATION OF CORROSION BEHAVIOR FOR SPENT FUEL STORAGE STEEL CASK ON KOREA ONSHORE ENVIRONMENT .................................................................................................................................................................... 3934 Jong-Won Park, Gun-Tae Ahan, Kwan-Hee Lee
ANALYSIS OF THE DISLOCATION DENSITIES AND ITS EFFECT ON THE PWSCC IN COLD-ROLLED ALLOY 690 ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3935 Tae-Young Ahn, Sung-Woo Kim, Seong Sik Hwang
PROTECTION OF CULTURAL HERITAGE BY COATINGS AND INHIBITORS ELECTROCHEMICAL INVESTIGATION OF LIMONENE COATINGS AS A GREEN CORROSION INHIBITORS OF METALLIC ARTWORKS ......................................................................................................................................... 3936 Maria Pia Casaletto, Rosaria Ciriminna, Viviana Figà, Antonella Privitera
SUSTAINABLE CONSERVATION OF OUTDOOR IRON-BASED ARTWORKS BY NATURAL CORROSION INHIBITORS ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 3937 Maria Pia Casaletto, Viviana Figà, Antonella Privitera, Maurizio Bruno
PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION AND RESTORATION OF STEEL STRUCTURE.................................................................. 3938 Hana Geiplova, Lubomir Mindos
APPLICATION OF WAXES AND CORROSION INHIBITORS ON METALS ............................................................................... 3939 Martina Brázdová, Jirí Príhoda, Jaromír Tulka
THE COMPARISON OF BENZOIC ACID AMINE DERIVATIVES AND METHACRYLIC ACID AMINE DERIVATIVES AS POSSIBLE CORROSION INHIBITORS FOR IRON (STEEL) HISTORICAL OBJECTS .......................... 3940 Pavla Hanackova, Jiri Prihoda, Libuse Trnkova, Jan Hrbac
INHIBITION EFFICIENCY OF SODIUM SALTS OF CARBOXYLIC ACIDS ON CORROSION OF LEAD IN ARCHIVE ENVIRONMENT ..................................................................................................................................................................... 3941 Zuzana Pecenova, Kristyna Strachotova, Klara Kuchtakova, Sarka Msallamova, Milan Kouril
TRIBOCORROSION COCRMO ALLOYS IN HIP AND KNEE REPLACEMENTS APPLICATIONS.............................................................................. 3942 Righdan Namus, P Zeng, W M Rainforth
STUDY OF NANOCRYSTALLINES ON ARTIFICIAL HIP IMPLANTS SURFACES INDUCED BY BIOTRIBO-CORROSION PROCESSES......................................................................................................................................................... 3943 Yu Yan, Zhongwei Wang, Jinxu Li, Lijie Qiao
THE EFFECT OF CATHODIC PROTECTION POTENTIAL ON THE TRIBOCORROSION BEHAVIOR OF BIOMEDICAL ALLOYS............................................................................................................................................................................ 3944 Martin Flores, Omar Jimenez, Luis M. Flores, Ernesto D. Garcia, Lazaro Huerta
FRETTING-CORROSION PERFORMANCE OF CALCIUM TITANATE AND CALCIUM PHOSPHATE COATINGS AGAINST BONE ................................................................................................................................................................... 3945 Johanna Esguerra Arce, Ángela Bermúdez Castañeda, Yesid Aguilar Castro, Stefano Mischler
TRIBOLOGICAL BEHAVIOR OF ELECTROLESS NI-P-TIO2 COATINGS OBTAINED ON AZ91D MAGNESIUM ALLOY BY A CR-FREE PROCESS.............................................................................................................................. 3946 Diego Felipe Carrillo, Ana Carolina Santa, Andres Valencia, Felix Echeverria, Maryory Gomez, Alejandro Zuleta, Juan G. Castaño
CREVICE EFFECT IN SYSTEMS UNDER TRIBOCORROSION CONDITIONS: MECHANISMS COMPETITION........................................................................................................................................................................................... 3947 Angela Bermúdez-Castañeda, Javier Navarro Laboulais, Stefano Mischler
FRETTING-CORROSION PROCESSES OF METAL–CERAMIC JOINTS IN THE ARTIFICIAL SALIVA ENVIRONMENT ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 3948 Marcin Klekotka, Jan Ryszard Dabrowski
STRUCTURAL SURVIVABILITY RESERVE PLANNING BASED ON ANALYSIS OF CORROSION HAZARD OF INDUSTRIAL FACILITIES.............................................................................................................................................. 3949 Volodymyr Korolov, Tatyana Godun, Petro Korolov, Taras Trofimchuk
ADDITIONAL PAPERS A METALLURGICAL EXAMINATION OF A FAILED AUSTENITIC STAINLESS STEEL VESSEL ...................................... 3951 Thee Chowwanonthapunya
EFFECT OF DIFFERENT DEGREES OF POLYETHYLENE'S ELECTRON BEAM CROSSLINKING ON THE FIELD APPLICATION OF HEAT SHRINKABLE SLEEVES (HSS)-A CASE STUDY .................................................................. 3952 Saied Akhondnasab, Parvin Pourvosoughi Sarcheshmeh
CORROSION AND COATING OF CARGO AND BALLAST TANK IN OIL TANKERS .............................................................. 3953 Abdulaziz Almubarak
OPERATION ISSUES OF HIGH AMOUNTS OF RESIDUAL CORROSION INHIBITOR INJECTED IN SOUR GAS TRANSMISSION PIPELINES ON STABILIZATION REBOILER: A CASE STUDY IN SPGC GAS REFINERIES................................................................................................................................................................................................ 3954 Askar Soltani, Reza Ghorbani, Mohsen Najafi, Reza Danaei Moghadam
STUDIES ON THE INHIBITION POTENTIALS OF COCHLOSPERMUM TINCTORIUM EXTRACT ON ACID CORROSION OF BRASS................................................................................................................................................................ 3955 Olufemi Adeyemi
CORROSION INHIBITION PERFORMANCE OF AMINO ACID-BASED MONOMER AND GEMINI SURFACTANTS FOR MILD STEEL CORROSION IN HCL SOLUTION ....................................................................................... 3956 Mobin Mohammad, Ruby Aslam
ELECTROCHEMICAL EVALUATION OF TEMPORARY PROTECTION BY USING NATURAL COMPOUNDS AS CORROSION INHIBITORS, USED FOR THE PRESERVATION OF BRONZE METALLIC HERITAGE................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3957 Paola Roncagliolo Barrera, Francisco Javier Rodríguez Gómez
THE INVESTIGATION OF TUNGSTEN CARBIDE-COBALT WC-12%CO METALLIC COATINGS BEHAVIOUR SUBJECTED TO MECHANICAL FORCES AND STRESSES .................................................................................. 3958 Sultan Almutairi, Joseph Stokes
THE PERFORMANCE OF THERMALLY SPRAYED MULTI LAYERED TUNGSTEN CARBIDE-COBALT WC-CO-AMDRY COATINGS IN CORROSIVE ENVIRONMENT ................................................................................................... 3959 Sultan Almutairi, Joseph Stokes
SYNERGY BETWEEN MOLYBDENUM AND NITROGEN ON THE PITTING CORROSION AND PASSIVE FILM RESISTANCE OF AUSTENITIC STAINLESS STEELS AS A PHDEPENDENT EFFECT ................................................ 3960 Virginie Roche, Carole Loable, Isadora Viçosa, Thiago Mesquita, Marc Mantel, Ricardo Nogueira, Gregory Berthomé, Eric Chauveau
THE EFFECT OF GRAPHENE OXIDE NANOSHEETS FUNCTIONALIZED BY POLYANILINE NANOFIBERS DOPED WITH ZINC CATIONS ON THE CORROSION RESISTANCE OF EPOXY COATING ON MILD STEEL ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 3961 N. Taheri, B. Ramezanzadeh, M. Mahdavian, M. Ramezanzadeh
CORROSION MONITORING PROGRAMS AT SLOVAK’S NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS........................................................ 3962 Michal Hajas, Martin Brezina
LEAD RELEASE OF COPPER ALLOYS: WHY IS IT NECESSARY TO TEST INDIVIDUAL ALLOYS?................................ 3963 Johann-Wilhelm Erning
OXIDATION AT 1200°C OF TITANIUM-CONTAINING EQUI-AXED POLYCRYSTALLINE CAST NICKELBASED ALLOYS REINFORCED BY CHROMIUM CARBIDES ....................................................................................................... 3964 Patrice Berthod, Floriane Allegre, Estelle Kretz, Mélissa Ritouet, Thierry Schweitzer
BEHAVIOR OF THREE CAST CHROMIUM-RICH COBALT-BASED ALLOYS IN OXIDATION AT 900°C IN A 100% WATER VAPOUR ATMOSPHERE .......................................................................................................................................... 3965 Patrice Berthod, Thierry Schweitzer, Lionel Aranda, Kevin Ginestar, Sophie Bosonnet, Mélissa Ritouet
DEGRADATION AT 550°C OF CAST CHROMIUM-RICH COBALT-BASED ALLOYS EXPOSED TO A H2OO2-CO2-HCL GASEOUS MIXTURE....................................................................................................................................................... 3966 Patrice Berthod, Thierry Schweitzer, Lionel Aranda, Christophe Rapin, Didier Souchon, Farès Maad, Jean-Michel Brossard
OXIDE SPALLATION BEHAVIOUR OF THREE TAC-CONTAINING {CO, NI, FE, CR}-BASED ALLOYS DURING POST ISOTHERMAL HOT OXIDATION COOLING ........................................................................................................ 3967 Elodie Conrath, Thierry Schweitzer, Lionel Aranda, Gaël Pierson, Kevin Duretz, Patrice Berthod
INFLUENCE OF PARTIAL OR TOTAL SUBSTITUTION OF MOLYBDENUM BY TUNGSTEN ON THE CORROSION BEHAVIOR OF AISI 316 IN SEA WATER................................................................................................................... 3968 Ibrahim Ghayad, M. Eissa, S. Nabil, M. K. Abd-Rabouh, Azza M. Ahmad, S. Mamdouh, N. Nassif
RESEARCH ON THE INHIBITION MECHANISM OF NA2MOO4 ON TITANIUM IN HCL-ACIDIZING FLUID............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 3969 Junying Hu, Xiankang Zhong
SACRIFICIAL ANODE CATHODIC PROTECTION FOR REINFORCEMENT CAGES OF TRANSMISSION LINE TOWER BASES IN COSTAL AREAS .......................................................................................................................................... 3970 Xiuli Zhang
DIRECT OBSERVATION OF ATOMIC-SCALE ORIGINS OF LOCAL DISSOLUTION IN AL-CU-MG ALLOYS........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 3971 Bo Zhang, Jing Wang
A MODEL FOR THE GROWTH OF A PEO COATING ON AM50 MG ALLOY UNDER CONSTANT POTENTIAL................................................................................................................................................................................................. 3972 Xun Ma, Daniel Höche, Carsten Blawert, Mikhail Zheludkevich, Karl Kainer
A DESIGN CASE OF CATHODIC PROTECTION FOR PIPELINES INSIDE SUBSEA TUNNEL.............................................. 3973 Hong-Kyun Sohn, Younggeun Kim, Hongseok Song
MUSSEL-INSPIRED SUPERHYDROPHOBIC SURFACES WITH ENHANCED ANTIBACTERIAL PROPERTIES AND DUAL-ACTION MICROBIOLOGICALLY INFLUENCED CORROSION RESISTANCE ....................... 3974 Dake Xu, Dawei Zhang, Zhong Li, Lin Lu, Jin Gao
HYDROPHOBIC BIOFILM PRODUCED BY BACILLUS GENUS IMPROVE THE CORROSION RESISTANCE OF MARINE STEEL ........................................................................................................................................................ 3975 Tao Liu, Na Guo
FUNCTIONALISED SILICA NANOPARTICLES AS NANO-ADDITIVES TO IMPROVE CORROSION PROTECTION OF POLYSILOXANE-BASED COATINGS ................................................................................................................ 3976 Laura Vivar Mora, Sanjeev Naik, Anne Neville, Rick Barker
ELECTRONIC STRUCTURE AND HYBRIDIZATION EFFECTS OF ZIRCONIUM ALLOY IN HIGH TEMPERATURE WATER......................................................................................................................................................................... 3977 Taeho Kim, Seunghyun Kim, Yun Ju Lee, Seung Chang Yoo, Namdong Kim, Ji Hyun Kim
A CORROSION MANAGEMENT FRAMEWORK FOR SOUR FACILITIES IN FEED................................................................ 3978 Raymundo Valdez, Fahad Al-Kharqawi
APPLICATION OF SCANNING KELVIN PROBE FOR STUDYING CORROSION UNDER THE POLYMERIC COATINGS......................................................................................................................................................................... 3979 Fereshteh Rezaei, Esmaeil Akbarinejad
STUDY ON ELECTROCHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF ZR60CU20NI8AL7HF3TI2 BULK METALLIC GLASS IN SULFURIC ACID SOLUTIONS .......................................................................................................................................................... 3980 Yingying Wang, Qiuhong Zhu, Mohamad Chamas, Bernard Normand, Jichao Qiao
ONLINE MONITORING - QUANTIFYING RISKS AND TAKING CONTROL OF CORROSION............................................. 3981 Cynthia Pierre
THE MECHANISM FOR THE SYNERGISTIC EFFECT OF CITRATE IONS ON INHIBITION EFFICIENCY OF INHIBITOR FORMULATION BASED ON TRIAZOLE COMPOUND ...................................................................................... 3982 Gozde Tansug, Tunc Tuken
CORROSION INHIBITION EFFECT OF ETHYLENE GLYCOL ON ALUMINIUM 7075 ALLOY IN %3.5 NACL MEDIUM .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 3983 Husnu Gerengi
WALNUT SHELL EXTRACT AS GREEN CORROSION INHIBITOR FOR FABRICATION OF ON-DEMAND RELEASE NANOCONTAINER BASED ON CARBON HOLLOW NANOSPHERES..................................................................... 3984 Seyyed Arash Haddadi, S. A. Ahmad Ramazani, Mohammad Mahdavian
NOVEL PASSIVATING ANTICORROSIVE PRIMER FOR MG AND AL ALLOYS ..................................................................... 3985 Michael Grabowski, Daniel Bengtsson Bluecher, Petra Kim, Sannakaisa Virtanen
GALVANIC CORROSION RESISTANCE OF STAINLESS STEEL COATINGS ON ZE41 MAGNESIUM ALLOY AND STAINLESS STEEL COATING COUPLE TO GALVANIZED IRON ...................................................................... 3986 Sonia Garcia Rodriguez, Belén Torres Barreiro, Enrique Otero Huerta, Antonio Julio López Galisteo, Joaquín Rams Ramos
CORROSION PERFORMANCE AND MICROSTRUCTURE OF ANODIC FILM FORMED ON ALUMINUM AFTER SEALING IN LITHIUM HYDROXIDE SOLUTION .............................................................................................................. 3987 Sachiko Ono, Hidetaka Asoh
EFFECT OF TUNGSTEN IN THE LOCALIZED CORROSION RESISTANCE OF SUPER DUPLEX STAINLESS STEELS IN PIT-LIKE SOLUTIONS................................................................................................................................. 3988 Cristian Torres, Mariano Iannuzzi, Roy Johnsen, Mariano Kappes
MICROSTRUCTURAL AND ELECTROCHEMICAL STUDY OF TIO2 FILMS OBTAINED BY THERMAL TREATMENT OF THETI6AL4V ALLOY .............................................................................................................................................. 3989 Jose Fernando Flores-Alvarez, Rodríguez-Gómez Francisco Javier, Onofre-Bustamante Edgar
MICROSTRUCTURAL EVOLUTION OF SILICON-PLATINUM MODIFIED ALUMINIDE COATINGS ON SUPERALLOY GTD-111............................................................................................................................................................................ 3990 Seyed Amir Azarmehr, Kourosh Shirvani, Mathias Galetz, Michael Schütze
CORROSION INHIBITION OF API 5L X60 IN STEEL ALKALINE SOUR MEDIUM BY 1-METIL-3OCTADECILIDENAMINO-1H-IMIDAZOL-3-IO MOLECULE ........................................................................................................ 3991 Mercedes Balzaldua, Denisse Lozoya, Jesús Marín, Roberto Gómez, Araceli Vega, Victor Orozco
STUDY ON ANTICORROSION PROPERTIES OF THE COMPOSITE COATING BASED ON EPOXY/PHENOLIC HYBRID CONTAINING MODIFIED NANOSILICA BY 3-ETHOXY VINYL SILANE ON ST12 STEEL SUBSTRATE ........................................................................................................................................................................ 3992 Seyyed Arash Haddadi, Mohammad Mahdavian, S. A. Ahmad Ramazani
MOLYBDENUM DISULFIDE (MOS2) NANOPARTICLES APPLICATION IN ACTIVE PROTECTIVE EPOXY COATING ON MILD STEEL..................................................................................................................................................... 3993 Seyyed Arash Haddadi, Majed Amini, Mohammad Mahdavian, Ahmad Ramazani S. A.
EARLY DETECTION SYSTEM OF FLUE GAS CONDENSATION FOR HEAT-EXCHANGING SURFACES AND BOILER PARTS................................................................................................................................................................................. 3994 Jakub Mlnarik, Jan Hruska
ADHESION OF ZINC COATINGS AFFECTED BY CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF STEEL .................................................. 3995 Hana Geiplova, Katerina Kreislova
CORROSION PROTECTION BY WATERBORNE ACRYLICS SMART SYSTEM DOPED WITH ENCAPSULATED CORROSION INHIBITOR ...................................................................................................................................... 3996 Paulo Cezar Maziero Tiano, Idalina V. Aoki
THE SYNERGISTIC INHIBITIVE EFFECT OF NITRO ANILINE COMPOUNDS AND IODIDE IONS ON MILD STEEL IN 1M HCL: EXPERIMENTAL AND THEORETICAL APPROACH. .................................................................... 3997 Akpomie Kovo, Isaac Adejoro, Francis Ojo
EFFECTS OF JUNIPERUS COMMUNIS LEAVES EXTRACTS ON TIN BRONZE CORROSION IN AQUEOUS CHLORIDE SOLUTION ....................................................................................................................................................... 3998 Refka Benchannouf
MICROSTRUCTURAL EVOLUTION DURING AGING AT 475°C AND ITS EFFECT ON THE CORROSION BEHAVIOR OF LEAN DUPLEX STAINLESS STEELS 2101 AND 2404. ......................................................................................... 3999 Anibal Mendes, Rodrigo Silva, Ilana Timokhina, Rimma Lapovok, Vitor Sordi, Carlos Della Rovere
EFFECT OF ECO-FRIENDLY INHIBITORS ON CORROSION RESISTANCE OF REBAR REINFORCED CONCRETE.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 4000 Ali I. Al-Mosawi, Shaymaa Abbas Abdulsada, Tamás I. Török
PROPOSE A NEW MODEL FOR IMPROVE ACCURACY OF STRESS CORROSION CRACKING DIRECT ASSESSMENT.............................................................................................................................................................................................. 4001 Alireza Hatami Monfared, Sadegh Khodaveisi
CORROSION PROPERTIES OF ANODIZED TITANIUM ................................................................................................................. 4002 Josef Hlinka, Stanislav Lasek, Nadimul Faisal
EFFECT OF IMPINGEMENT ANGLE AND VELOCITY ON THE EROSION CORROSION BEHAVIOR OF AISI 1030 CARBON STEEL ...................................................................................................................................................................... 4003 Ihsan Ul Haq Toor, Muzammil Irshad, Hassan Badr
BIOCIDE ACTION ON BACTERIAL INDUCED CORROSION........................................................................................................ 4004 Khalil Mataqi
PLANT-EXTRACT-BASED METALLIC NANOPARTICLE FOR CORROSION PREVENTION OF ENGINEERING MATERIAL .................................................................................................................................................................... 4005 Omotayo Sanni, Olawale Samuel Fatoba, Abimbola Patricia Popoola
A PIPELINE FAILURES ANALYSIS IN THE OIL INDUSTRIES IN THE KHUZESTAN AREA OF IRAN ............................. 4006 Amir Farzaneh
EFFECT OF CARBON AND NITROGEN CONTENT ON MICROSTRUCTURE AND PROPERTIES OF NICKEL ALLOY UNS N07718 .................................................................................................................................................................. 4007 Cristina Macrì, Oriana Tassa, Susanna Matera
BIOCORROSION PROTECTION AND OSSEOINTEGRATION ACCELERATION OF TITANIUM DENTAL IMPLANTS USING SIMULATED BODY FLUID.................................................................................................................................. 4008 Elena Klimashina
NATIVE AND PROTECTION POTENTIAL CHALLENGES IN PIPELINE CATHODIC PROTECTION SYSTEM........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 4009 Mohammad Najmi, Daryoush Masouri, Hamed Aldaghi
METABOLOMIC PROFILING DIFFERENTIATES RATES OF CORROSION FOR MOORING CHAINS ............................. 4010 Vincent Bonifay, Devin Witt, Kai-Tung Ma, Tim Lee, Andrew Kilner, Zakari Makama, Kathleen Duncan, Jan Sunner, Iwona Beech
HOW INTELLIGENT PIGGING MAY NOT BE THAT “INTELLIGENT” WHEN IT COMES TO MICROBIAL CORROSION? .................................................................................................................................................................... 4011 Farzaneh Akvan, Reza Javaherdashti
HOW IN THE ABSENCE OF FIGURES, CAN WE JUSTIFY THE ECONOMIC LOSS DUE TO MICROBIAL CORROSION? PROPOSING “DEDUCTIVE ESTIMATION APPROACH” AS A ROUGH ESTIMATION .............................. 4012 Farzaneh Akvan, Reza Javaherdashti
CORROSION KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT, WHY BILL GATES DOES NOT CARE ABOUT CORROSION? ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 4013 Reza Javaherdashti, Farzaneh Akvan
INFLUENCE OF MICROBIAL ACTIVITY ON ALUMINIUM ALLOYS IN MARINE MEDIUM: NATURAL VS ARTIFICIAL SEAWATER.................................................................................................................................................................. 4014 Maria João Marques, Giovanni Pavanello, Francesca Garaventa, Teresa Diamantino, Marco Faimali, Régine Basséguy
CATHODIC PROTECTION IN THE PROCESS INDUSTRY ............................................................................................................. 4015 Jeffrey Didas
ELECTROCHEMICAL RESPONSE OF TA/TAN/TAN(AG)/TAN NANOSTRUCTURED MULTILAYER COATING DEVELOPED BY PLASMA ASSISTED UNBALANCED MAGNETRON SPUTTERING......................................... 4016 Aida Echavarria, Gilberto Bejarano, Jorge Calderón
CORROSION ISSUES FOR THE SPENT NUCLEAR FUEL REPROCESSING IN FRANCE ...................................................... 4017 Raphael Robin, Pierre Fauvet, B. Gwinner, Alexis Fallet, N. Gruet, P. Laghoutaris, B. Puga
THE EARLY STAGES OF FECO3 SCALE FORMATION KINETICS IN CO2 CORROSION..................................................... 4018 Rehan De Motte, Daniel Burkle, Richard Barker, Anne Neville
LOCALISED CORROSION OF NI-BASE SUPERALLOYS IN SEAWATER .................................................................................. 4019 Melissa Keogh, Robert Akid, Dirk Engelberg, Tony Cook
FRICTION STIR WELDING (FSW) EFFECTS ON MICROSTRUCTURE AND CORROSION RESISTANCE OF THE 2198-T8 ALUMINIUM ALLOY................................................................................................................................................. 4020 Caruline De Souza Carvalho Machado, Mariana Xavier Milagre, Nadine Pebere, Vincent Vivier, Rafael Arthur Reghine Giorjao, Vishnu Mogili, Sophie Regnier, Caio Palumbo D Abreu, Isolda Costa
CORROSION FATIGUE CRACK INITIATION AND INITIAL PROPAGATION MECHANISM OF E690 STEEL IN SIMULATED SEAWATER .................................................................................................................................................... 4021 Tianliang Zhao, Zhiyong Liu, Cuiwei Du, Xiaogang Li
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