Raining and sun-shining processes in natural climate were simulated by water spraying and infrared lightshining alternately as wetting-drying cycles in accelerated durability test. The accelerating effects of the wet-...Raining and sun-shining processes in natural climate were simulated by water spraying and infrared lightshining alternately as wetting-drying cycles in accelerated durability test. The accelerating effects of the wet-ting-drying cycles and the variation of corrosion current density and corrosion potential of steel bar in concrete undersuch conditions were studied. The result shows that the main reason leading to accelerating corrosion of steel bar inconcrete is the wetting-drying cycles, which can cause the increase of corrosion potential difference between the an-ode and cathode of steel bar corrosion cell and the decrease of concrete resistance. Corrosion rate of the steel bar inconcrete under four typical conditions, including wetting-drying cycle, long time submerging in water, long time ex-posure to indoor and outdoor environment were measured and compared. The test results indicate that the corrosionrates under the four typical conditions are in the order of spraying and infrared light shining cycles, outdoor environ-ment, indoor environment, and submerging in water, respectively.展开更多
Saline soil is widely distributed in the marine sediments along the coast of the world and the arid-semi-arid areas of the Middle East and Iraq,and calcium sulfate erosion has become one of the important factors affec...Saline soil is widely distributed in the marine sediments along the coast of the world and the arid-semi-arid areas of the Middle East and Iraq,and calcium sulfate erosion has become one of the important factors affecting the durability of concrete in this area.In order to clarify the mechanism of sulfate ion damage to concrete,this paper mainly takes saline soil with high sulfate content in coastal area as well as arid-semi-arid area as the research object,and uses indoor geotechnical test,field test and numerical simulation to study the influence of different dry-wet cycle times on the unconfined compressive strength of concrete test blocks,and puts forward the relationship between the erosion arrival depth and time of sulfate ion in concrete,so as to predict the long-term erosion depth by using the erosion depth of sulfate ion in concrete in short time.The results show that the shorter the erosion time when the erosion reaches a certain depth,and the larger the erosion reaches when the erosion time is the same,the faster the erosion reaches the depth with the increase of erosion time.Compared with rectangular section concrete,circular section concrete penetrates faster.The results of this study can provide a reference for the durability design of concrete in saline soil sites containing sulfate.展开更多
Effect of flow rate perturbations has been studied using the modified computer program CPAIR-P for time dependent corrosion rates in Pressurized Water Reactors (PWRs) having extended cycles. In these simulations, a de...Effect of flow rate perturbations has been studied using the modified computer program CPAIR-P for time dependent corrosion rates in Pressurized Water Reactors (PWRs) having extended cycles. In these simulations, a decrease in the corresponding saturation values of corrosion product activity (CPA) is observed for higher pH values. Comparison of CPA’s behavior has been done for constant flow-rate case as well as for transients with elevated 10B levels (~40%) in dissolved boric acid in coolant in two operating cycles. When the flow rate is decreased in the first cycle, the saturation value of CPA attains new higher values. Also, in the second operating cycle, the saturation values are about 12% higher when compared with the values in the first cycle.展开更多
Corrosion behavior of AZ91 magnesium alloy in simulating acid rain under wet-dry cyclic condition was investigated.The results show that corrosion potential shifts positively and the corrosion current density decrease...Corrosion behavior of AZ91 magnesium alloy in simulating acid rain under wet-dry cyclic condition was investigated.The results show that corrosion potential shifts positively and the corrosion current density decreases at low wet-dry cyclic time.Further increase of the cyclic time results in the negative movement of corrosion potential and the increase of current density.SEM observation indicates that corrosion occurs only inαphase,βphase is inert in corrosive medium,and the corrosion of AZ91 magnesium appears in uniform characteristic.XPS analysis suggests that the corrosion product is mainly composed of oxide and hydroxide of magnesium and aluminum,and a small amount of sulfate is also contained in the film.展开更多
In this paper, any two of the three anticorrosion agents, that is emulsifier (OP-10), soluble glass (Na2O·nSiO2) and glycerin (C3H8O3), were treated simultaneously on the surface of amorphous (a- ) MgNi + 5% Ml2M...In this paper, any two of the three anticorrosion agents, that is emulsifier (OP-10), soluble glass (Na2O·nSiO2) and glycerin (C3H8O3), were treated simultaneously on the surface of amorphous (a- ) MgNi + 5% Ml2Mg17(MI denotes the lanthanum-rich mish metal) electrode and the electrolyte. Effect of the synergistic anticorrosion treatment on charging/discharging cycle stability of the electrode was investigated. Contrasted with single treatment method, the cycling stability of the electrodes was further improved. The desirable synergistic anticorrosion method was that the electrode was treated by the soluble glass, and that OP-10 was added into the electrolyte. The cyclic voltammogram (CV) results of the electrode show clearly that the anticorrosion agent can change the electrochemical activity and mechanism of the electrode. The concentration of the anticorrosion agent in the electrolyte treated by the synergistic anticorrosion method was also investigated. The appropriate concentration of the anticorrosion agents in the electrolyte is 0.143% .展开更多
The experiments of concrete attacked by sulfate solution under freeze-thaw cycles were investigated. The sulfate solution includes two types of 5% Na2SO4 and 5% MgSO4. Through the experiment, microstructural analyses ...The experiments of concrete attacked by sulfate solution under freeze-thaw cycles were investigated. The sulfate solution includes two types of 5% Na2SO4 and 5% MgSO4. Through the experiment, microstructural analyses such as SEM, XRD and TGA measurements were performed on the selected samples after freeze-thaw cycles. The corrosion products of the concrete were distinguished and quantitatively compared by the thermal analysis. Besides, the damage mechanism considering the dynamic modulus of elastically of concrete under the coupling effect was also investigated. The experimental results show that, under the action of freeze-thaw cycles and sulfate attack, the main attack products in concrete are ettringite and gypsum. The corrosion products exposed to MgSO4 solution are more than those to Na2SO4 solution. Furthermore, the content of gypsum in concrete is less than that of ettringite in test, and some of gypsum can be observed only after a certain corrosion extent. It is also shown that MgSO4 solution has a promoting effect to the damage of concrete under freeze-thaw cycles. Whereas for Na:SO4 solution, the damage of concrete has restrained before 300 freeze-thaw cycles, but the sulfate attack accelerates the deterioration process in its further test period.展开更多
Magnesium and its composites as biodegradable materials offer especial capabilities to be used as bio-absorbable implants.However,their poor corrosion and fatigue properties in the physiological environment can restri...Magnesium and its composites as biodegradable materials offer especial capabilities to be used as bio-absorbable implants.However,their poor corrosion and fatigue properties in the physiological environment can restrict their applications.In this study,corrosion-fatigue tests have been performed on the extruded magnesium and magnesium/hydroxyapatite(Mg/HA)composites in a high cycle regime.To produce the composites,pure magnesium was reinforced by 2.5 wt.%and 5 wt.%of hydroxyapatite submicron particles using an electromagneticmechanical stirring method and hot extrusion process.The experimental density measurement exhibits that the porosity increases in the extruded samples with more hydroxyapatite particles.To investigate the corrosion and corrosion-fatigue behavior of the specimens,simulated body fluid(SBF)was used during in vitro tests.The results of the potentiodynamic polarization corrosion test show that the composite with 2.5 wt.%of hydroxyapatite(Mg/2.5 wt.%HA)and the pure magnesium specimen exhibit the highest and the lowest corrosion resistance,respectively.Regarding the elemental mapping analysis of the corroded samples,this behavior could be due to the formation of strong phosphorus-calcium based layers on the composite surface.The results obtained from the mechanical tests indicate that Mg/5 wt.%HA offered the highest tensile and compressive yield strengths,as well as the most promising high cycle fatigue behavior.During the corrosionfatigue test,the simultaneous effects of fatigue and corrosion damages led to a similar corrosion-fatigue behavior in both composites.The fracture surfaces of the corrosion-fatigue samples suggest that the cracks are initiated in the corroded regions of the samples surface,which reduces the crack initiation step and subsequently decreases the fatigue life.In comparison with the pure magnesium,both composites exhibit more promising corrosion and corrosion-fatigue behaviors with a significant fatigue life improvement in the physiological environment.展开更多
Use of stainless reinforcing steel (SRS) in reinforced concrete (RC) structures is a promising solution to corrosion issues. However, for SRS to be used in seismic applications, several mechanical properties need ...Use of stainless reinforcing steel (SRS) in reinforced concrete (RC) structures is a promising solution to corrosion issues. However, for SRS to be used in seismic applications, several mechanical properties need to be investigated. These include specified and actual yield strengths, tensile strengths, uniform elongations and low-cycle fatigue behavior. Three types of SRSs (Talley S24100, Talley 316LN and Talley 2205) were tested and the results are reported in this paper. They were compared with the properties of A706 carbon reinforcing steel (RS), which is typical for seismic applications, and MMFX II, which is a high strength, corrosion resistant RS. Low-cycle fatigue tests of the RS coupons were conducted under strain control with constant amplitude to obtain strain life models of the steels. Test results show that the SRSs have slightly lower moduli of elasticity, higher uniform elongations before necking, and better low-cycle fatigue performance than A706 and MMFX II. All five types of RSs tested satisfy the requirements of the ACI 318 code on the lower limit of the tensile to yield strength ratio. Except Talley 2205, the other four types of RSs investigated meet the ACI 318 requirement that the actual yield strength does not exceed the specified yield strength by more than 18 ksi (124 MPa). Among the three types of SRSs tested, Talley S24100 possesses the highest uniform elongation before necking, and the best low-cycle fatigue performance.展开更多
As the loss of active material Mg may affect electrode’s discharge capacity and the cycling stability, a more refined mechanism study on cycling capacity degradation should be made. The present investigation is based...As the loss of active material Mg may affect electrode’s discharge capacity and the cycling stability, a more refined mechanism study on cycling capacity degradation should be made. The present investigation is based on the supposition that the capacity degradation of the binary Mg50Ni50 alloy and ternary Mg45Cu5Ni50 alloy electrodes is solely due to the corrosion of Mg, the active hydrogen storage element. That means amount of capacity degradation is determined by the corrosion current time, which is also the time of operation. The corrosion current J corr dependence on cycling time was deduced. A mathematic relation between the cycling capacity retention C N / C 1 (%) and the duration of operation was also deduced. The data calculated from the equations deduced agree well with those of the experiment result. The loss of the active hydrogen absorbing element Mg is proved to be the main cause for cycling capacity deterioration in the present investigation.展开更多
The present work is investigated the in-situ monitoring of local corrosion process of scratched epoxy coated carbon steel in saturated Ca(OH)<sub>2</sub> with and without 3% NaCl using SECM and correlated ...The present work is investigated the in-situ monitoring of local corrosion process of scratched epoxy coated carbon steel in saturated Ca(OH)<sub>2</sub> with and without 3% NaCl using SECM and correlated with EIS. The results obtained from EIS analysis showed that the corrosion resistance of scratched epoxy coated carbon steel decreases in Cl<sup>-</sup> containing solution as the increase in wet/ dry corrosion cycles. This was indicated by decrease in film resistance (R<sub>f</sub>) and charge transfer resistance (R<sub>ct</sub>), while the coated steel maintain the resistance values in saturated Ca(OH)<sub>2</sub>, most of which recovered after drying. The corrosion process was monitored using SECM by setting the tip potential at -0.70 V vs Ag/AgCl, where the consumption of dissolved oxygen occurred at the surface of test sample. The consumption of dissolved oxygen current (I’<sub>oxy-c</sub>) values was increased during the immersion in a solution with 3% NaCl. However, in wet/dry corrosion cycles, I’<sub>oxy-c</sub> was decreased due to the coverage of hydroxides/oxides at scratch area which suppressed the consumption of dissolved O<sub>2</sub>. It was found that the continuous decrease in corrosion was mainly attributed to continuous formation of corrosion products at anodic spots.展开更多
基金Project(50078054) supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China and Youth Scientific Research Fund of CUMT
文摘Raining and sun-shining processes in natural climate were simulated by water spraying and infrared lightshining alternately as wetting-drying cycles in accelerated durability test. The accelerating effects of the wet-ting-drying cycles and the variation of corrosion current density and corrosion potential of steel bar in concrete undersuch conditions were studied. The result shows that the main reason leading to accelerating corrosion of steel bar inconcrete is the wetting-drying cycles, which can cause the increase of corrosion potential difference between the an-ode and cathode of steel bar corrosion cell and the decrease of concrete resistance. Corrosion rate of the steel bar inconcrete under four typical conditions, including wetting-drying cycle, long time submerging in water, long time ex-posure to indoor and outdoor environment were measured and compared. The test results indicate that the corrosionrates under the four typical conditions are in the order of spraying and infrared light shining cycles, outdoor environ-ment, indoor environment, and submerging in water, respectively.
基金supported by the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities(No.201962011)the Laboratory for Marine Geology,Qingdao National Labo-ratory for Marine Science and Technology(No.MGQN LM-KF201804)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.41672272).
文摘Saline soil is widely distributed in the marine sediments along the coast of the world and the arid-semi-arid areas of the Middle East and Iraq,and calcium sulfate erosion has become one of the important factors affecting the durability of concrete in this area.In order to clarify the mechanism of sulfate ion damage to concrete,this paper mainly takes saline soil with high sulfate content in coastal area as well as arid-semi-arid area as the research object,and uses indoor geotechnical test,field test and numerical simulation to study the influence of different dry-wet cycle times on the unconfined compressive strength of concrete test blocks,and puts forward the relationship between the erosion arrival depth and time of sulfate ion in concrete,so as to predict the long-term erosion depth by using the erosion depth of sulfate ion in concrete in short time.The results show that the shorter the erosion time when the erosion reaches a certain depth,and the larger the erosion reaches when the erosion time is the same,the faster the erosion reaches the depth with the increase of erosion time.Compared with rectangular section concrete,circular section concrete penetrates faster.The results of this study can provide a reference for the durability design of concrete in saline soil sites containing sulfate.
文摘Effect of flow rate perturbations has been studied using the modified computer program CPAIR-P for time dependent corrosion rates in Pressurized Water Reactors (PWRs) having extended cycles. In these simulations, a decrease in the corresponding saturation values of corrosion product activity (CPA) is observed for higher pH values. Comparison of CPA’s behavior has been done for constant flow-rate case as well as for transients with elevated 10B levels (~40%) in dissolved boric acid in coolant in two operating cycles. When the flow rate is decreased in the first cycle, the saturation value of CPA attains new higher values. Also, in the second operating cycle, the saturation values are about 12% higher when compared with the values in the first cycle.
基金Project(50671005)supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of ChinaProject(2007CB613705)supported by National BasicResearch Program of China
文摘Corrosion behavior of AZ91 magnesium alloy in simulating acid rain under wet-dry cyclic condition was investigated.The results show that corrosion potential shifts positively and the corrosion current density decreases at low wet-dry cyclic time.Further increase of the cyclic time results in the negative movement of corrosion potential and the increase of current density.SEM observation indicates that corrosion occurs only inαphase,βphase is inert in corrosive medium,and the corrosion of AZ91 magnesium appears in uniform characteristic.XPS analysis suggests that the corrosion product is mainly composed of oxide and hydroxide of magnesium and aluminum,and a small amount of sulfate is also contained in the film.
基金Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (20363001) the Project in Specific Technological R & D Fund Program for Research Institutes from Ministry of Science and Technology of the PRC (2004EG113030)the Key Project in International Science and Technology Cooperation from Ministry of Science and Technology of the PRC (2005DFA50250)
文摘In this paper, any two of the three anticorrosion agents, that is emulsifier (OP-10), soluble glass (Na2O·nSiO2) and glycerin (C3H8O3), were treated simultaneously on the surface of amorphous (a- ) MgNi + 5% Ml2Mg17(MI denotes the lanthanum-rich mish metal) electrode and the electrolyte. Effect of the synergistic anticorrosion treatment on charging/discharging cycle stability of the electrode was investigated. Contrasted with single treatment method, the cycling stability of the electrodes was further improved. The desirable synergistic anticorrosion method was that the electrode was treated by the soluble glass, and that OP-10 was added into the electrolyte. The cyclic voltammogram (CV) results of the electrode show clearly that the anticorrosion agent can change the electrochemical activity and mechanism of the electrode. The concentration of the anticorrosion agent in the electrolyte treated by the synergistic anticorrosion method was also investigated. The appropriate concentration of the anticorrosion agents in the electrolyte is 0.143% .
基金Funded by the Durability and Life Forecast of Shotcrete Tunnel Structure Fund(No.51278403)the Program for Changjiang Scholars and Innovative Research Team in University
文摘The experiments of concrete attacked by sulfate solution under freeze-thaw cycles were investigated. The sulfate solution includes two types of 5% Na2SO4 and 5% MgSO4. Through the experiment, microstructural analyses such as SEM, XRD and TGA measurements were performed on the selected samples after freeze-thaw cycles. The corrosion products of the concrete were distinguished and quantitatively compared by the thermal analysis. Besides, the damage mechanism considering the dynamic modulus of elastically of concrete under the coupling effect was also investigated. The experimental results show that, under the action of freeze-thaw cycles and sulfate attack, the main attack products in concrete are ettringite and gypsum. The corrosion products exposed to MgSO4 solution are more than those to Na2SO4 solution. Furthermore, the content of gypsum in concrete is less than that of ettringite in test, and some of gypsum can be observed only after a certain corrosion extent. It is also shown that MgSO4 solution has a promoting effect to the damage of concrete under freeze-thaw cycles. Whereas for Na:SO4 solution, the damage of concrete has restrained before 300 freeze-thaw cycles, but the sulfate attack accelerates the deterioration process in its further test period.
文摘Magnesium and its composites as biodegradable materials offer especial capabilities to be used as bio-absorbable implants.However,their poor corrosion and fatigue properties in the physiological environment can restrict their applications.In this study,corrosion-fatigue tests have been performed on the extruded magnesium and magnesium/hydroxyapatite(Mg/HA)composites in a high cycle regime.To produce the composites,pure magnesium was reinforced by 2.5 wt.%and 5 wt.%of hydroxyapatite submicron particles using an electromagneticmechanical stirring method and hot extrusion process.The experimental density measurement exhibits that the porosity increases in the extruded samples with more hydroxyapatite particles.To investigate the corrosion and corrosion-fatigue behavior of the specimens,simulated body fluid(SBF)was used during in vitro tests.The results of the potentiodynamic polarization corrosion test show that the composite with 2.5 wt.%of hydroxyapatite(Mg/2.5 wt.%HA)and the pure magnesium specimen exhibit the highest and the lowest corrosion resistance,respectively.Regarding the elemental mapping analysis of the corroded samples,this behavior could be due to the formation of strong phosphorus-calcium based layers on the composite surface.The results obtained from the mechanical tests indicate that Mg/5 wt.%HA offered the highest tensile and compressive yield strengths,as well as the most promising high cycle fatigue behavior.During the corrosionfatigue test,the simultaneous effects of fatigue and corrosion damages led to a similar corrosion-fatigue behavior in both composites.The fracture surfaces of the corrosion-fatigue samples suggest that the cracks are initiated in the corroded regions of the samples surface,which reduces the crack initiation step and subsequently decreases the fatigue life.In comparison with the pure magnesium,both composites exhibit more promising corrosion and corrosion-fatigue behaviors with a significant fatigue life improvement in the physiological environment.
基金Federal Highway Administration Under Contract No.DTFH61-07-R-00121International Molybdenum Association,Nickel Institute,Talley Metals-A Carpenter Company,North American Stainless and Salit Specialty Steel Through MCEER,University at Buffalo
文摘Use of stainless reinforcing steel (SRS) in reinforced concrete (RC) structures is a promising solution to corrosion issues. However, for SRS to be used in seismic applications, several mechanical properties need to be investigated. These include specified and actual yield strengths, tensile strengths, uniform elongations and low-cycle fatigue behavior. Three types of SRSs (Talley S24100, Talley 316LN and Talley 2205) were tested and the results are reported in this paper. They were compared with the properties of A706 carbon reinforcing steel (RS), which is typical for seismic applications, and MMFX II, which is a high strength, corrosion resistant RS. Low-cycle fatigue tests of the RS coupons were conducted under strain control with constant amplitude to obtain strain life models of the steels. Test results show that the SRSs have slightly lower moduli of elasticity, higher uniform elongations before necking, and better low-cycle fatigue performance than A706 and MMFX II. All five types of RSs tested satisfy the requirements of the ACI 318 code on the lower limit of the tensile to yield strength ratio. Except Talley 2205, the other four types of RSs investigated meet the ACI 318 requirement that the actual yield strength does not exceed the specified yield strength by more than 18 ksi (124 MPa). Among the three types of SRSs tested, Talley S24100 possesses the highest uniform elongation before necking, and the best low-cycle fatigue performance.
文摘As the loss of active material Mg may affect electrode’s discharge capacity and the cycling stability, a more refined mechanism study on cycling capacity degradation should be made. The present investigation is based on the supposition that the capacity degradation of the binary Mg50Ni50 alloy and ternary Mg45Cu5Ni50 alloy electrodes is solely due to the corrosion of Mg, the active hydrogen storage element. That means amount of capacity degradation is determined by the corrosion current time, which is also the time of operation. The corrosion current J corr dependence on cycling time was deduced. A mathematic relation between the cycling capacity retention C N / C 1 (%) and the duration of operation was also deduced. The data calculated from the equations deduced agree well with those of the experiment result. The loss of the active hydrogen absorbing element Mg is proved to be the main cause for cycling capacity deterioration in the present investigation.
文摘The present work is investigated the in-situ monitoring of local corrosion process of scratched epoxy coated carbon steel in saturated Ca(OH)<sub>2</sub> with and without 3% NaCl using SECM and correlated with EIS. The results obtained from EIS analysis showed that the corrosion resistance of scratched epoxy coated carbon steel decreases in Cl<sup>-</sup> containing solution as the increase in wet/ dry corrosion cycles. This was indicated by decrease in film resistance (R<sub>f</sub>) and charge transfer resistance (R<sub>ct</sub>), while the coated steel maintain the resistance values in saturated Ca(OH)<sub>2</sub>, most of which recovered after drying. The corrosion process was monitored using SECM by setting the tip potential at -0.70 V vs Ag/AgCl, where the consumption of dissolved oxygen occurred at the surface of test sample. The consumption of dissolved oxygen current (I’<sub>oxy-c</sub>) values was increased during the immersion in a solution with 3% NaCl. However, in wet/dry corrosion cycles, I’<sub>oxy-c</sub> was decreased due to the coverage of hydroxides/oxides at scratch area which suppressed the consumption of dissolved O<sub>2</sub>. It was found that the continuous decrease in corrosion was mainly attributed to continuous formation of corrosion products at anodic spots.