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Microbalance system for studying high-temperature oxidation and corrosion
Project briefs for corrosion science and process engineering at Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) include:
- Development of a Methodology to Predict Localized Corrosion of Container Materials
- Tank Remediation System (TWRS) Program
- Vitrification Science, Engineering, and Technology Services
- Coupled Multielectrode Sensor for Localized Corrosion
Related Terminology
corrosion measurement • stress corrosion cracking kinetics • reactive-transport process modeling • engineering component crevices • porous media • evaluation of effects of biofilms on corrosion • assessment of corrosion in glass melting systems • monitoring of corrosion processes in industrial settings • in situ spectroscopic techniques • high-strain-rate material behavior • high-speed machining
