2020
DOI: 10.1080/1478422x.2020.1745407
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The influence of Zn2+ on stress corrosion cracking severity in a highly sensitised Al–Mg alloy

Abstract: Recent work has indicated that a galvanic as well as chemical protection mechanism may control the intergranular stress corrosioncracking (IG-SCC) mitigation achieved by Zn-rich primers on Al-Mg alloys [1]. The effect of Zn salt species content added to the bulk NaCl environment on IG-SCC severity at -0.9 VSCE was evaluated using a highly susceptible condition of AA5456-H116. Linear elastic fracture mechanics-based testing demonstrated that, for a constant [Cl -], the threshold stress intensity for IG-SCC incr… Show more

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