1958
DOI: 10.3323/jcorr1954.7.6_336
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Corrosion-Fatigue and Cathodic Protection of Mild Steel

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“…30,31 This potential is slightly positive (noble) to the generally referenced value to mitigate general corrosion in natural waters -780 mV SCE or -850 mV (vs. a Cu-CuSO 4 electrode). Also, it was shown that the fatigue strength could be improved by polarization to more negative potentials.…”
Section: Carbon Steelsmentioning
confidence: 92%
“…30,31 This potential is slightly positive (noble) to the generally referenced value to mitigate general corrosion in natural waters -780 mV SCE or -850 mV (vs. a Cu-CuSO 4 electrode). Also, it was shown that the fatigue strength could be improved by polarization to more negative potentials.…”
Section: Carbon Steelsmentioning
confidence: 92%