Should the intergranular corrosion experiments on containers be conducted with test specimens, or directly on the containers themselves?
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Should the intergranular corrosion experiments on containers be conducted with test specimens, or directly on the containers? Dear teachers, please share your thoughts. Thank you.
Normally, intergranular corrosion tests on containers are conducted with specimens. This allows for a more accurate simulation and evaluation of the corrosion behavior of materials under actual operating conditions, facilitating the control of experimental conditions and the acquisition of results. Conducting experiments directly on the container may not facilitate precise control and the replication of experimental conditions. .
Just get a test plate to conduct the intergranular corrosion experiment
Just make a test plate.:):):):)
The requirement is that it be done together with the test plate; it’s not possible to do it on the container, and if it fails, it’s wasted
It should be done on the test specimen, directly on the equipment; what if it fails? Even if it passes the inspection, how do you repair the part that has been corroded?
There are options available on the container according to the standards.