【Corrosion Technology Edition】Daily Question 20170724: What is the pitting coefficient?
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The ratio of the maximum pitting depth of the metal material or corrosion test piece to the surface average loss depth calculated from the weight loss.
The ratio of the maximum pitting depth of the metal material or corrosion test piece to the surface average loss depth calculated from the weight loss.
The ratio of the maximum pitting depth of the metal material or corrosion test piece to the surface average loss depth calculated from the weight loss.
It refers to the ratio of the maximum pitting depth of the metal material or corrosion test piece to the surface average loss depth calculated from the weight loss
The ratio of the maximum pitting depth of the metal material or corrosion test piece to the surface average loss depth calculated from the weight loss.
The ratio of the maximum pitting depth of the metal material or corrosion test piece to the surface average loss depth calculated from the weight loss.
The ratio of the maximum pitting depth of the metal material or corrosion test piece to the surface average loss depth calculated from the weight loss.
The ratio of the maximum pitting depth of the metal material or corrosion test piece to the surface average loss depth calculated from the weight loss.
Pitting factor: the ratio of the maximum pitting depth of a metal material or corrosion test piece to the surface average loss depth calculated based on weight loss.
The ratio of the maximum depth of the pit to the average corrosion depth of the metal is called the pitting coefficient. The higher the pitting coefficient, the more severe the pitting is.