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Regarding the corrosion of different metal materials in inorganic salt solutions.

2015-10-29View Original

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I plan to conduct experiments in the near future to determine the degree of corrosion of different materials such as TA2, 316L, 2205, titanium-lined carbon steel, and TC4 titanium alloy in a 40% aluminum sulfate solution. What methods should be used to measure the corrosion for each of these materials? How should the specific experiment be conducted? I need advice on how to analyze the data; please let me know from those with experience. There are no halide ions in the solution.
Reply #22015-10-29
Refer to standards such as ASTM testing standards; however, the specific testing environment should be determined by your operating conditions.

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