About Corrosion Problems in Agricultural Production

doi:10.35887/2305-2538-2021-5-79-90

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“…Concurrently, there is a dependence: the higher the concentration of amines in fecal effluents, the greater the decrease of the surface tension and the stronger the water affinity of the metal surface by fecal effluents. This intensifies the interaction between the dung aggressive components and the fasteners of livestock and poultry farm machines [13] Organic acids in animal waste products are also aggressive components in relation to the metal. Chemical interaction of steel parts with organic acids leads to formation of the corresponding salts, which are highly soluble in water.…”

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The study of metal oxidation process when metal is exposed to waste products of farm animals

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The article is devoted to the study of the corrosion process rate of steel parts in livestock and poultry buildings, primarily, dung removers, which are operated and exposed to a chemically aggressive environment. The issues of metal loss of parts which are in contact with waste products of cattle, pigs and poultry are considered. The results of the influence of corrosion processes on loosening torque increase of the threaded joints of dung removing equipment for livestock and poultry farms are also presented. The research results can be used in design and repairs of farm dung removers.

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