1958
DOI: 10.1149/1.2428789
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Underground Corrosion

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“…This figure suggests that corrosion on ferrous pipes occurs initially at a high rate and then continues with a decreasing rate. Romanoff [39] presented a power-law equation to describe the time-dependent corrosion as follows:…”
Section: Definition Of Corrosion and Corrosivenessmentioning
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“…This figure suggests that corrosion on ferrous pipes occurs initially at a high rate and then continues with a decreasing rate. Romanoff [39] presented a power-law equation to describe the time-dependent corrosion as follows:…”
Section: Definition Of Corrosion and Corrosivenessmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…At the turn of the century, all corrosion was attributed to stray current from rail traction systems trolley cars and subways (Romanoff,[39] Figure 19 shows an example of stray dc current from an electric street railway system in which steel rails are used for current return to the generating station.…”
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“…This value is the maximum acceptable value for a waste form diffusion cuefficient whaus, 199 11. A compilation of diffusion coefficients for solidified waste forms is presented in [Sullivan and Suen, 19891. For metallic waste forms (activated metals) and glass waste forms surface degradation processes often control Estimates for metallic corrosion rates can be obtained by examining the soil corrosion data [Romanoff, 1957;Gerhold et al, 19811. A discussion of this data and its applicability to modeling waste form release is in [Sullivan and Suen, 19891.…”
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