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    The document discusses the galvanic series, which determines which metal in a galvanic couple is more active and noble. The more active metal acts as the anode and corrodes, while the noble metal acts as the cathode and is protected. The galvanic series for seawater lists common metals from most active to most noble. The document concludes that the further apart metals are in the galvanic series, the higher the risk of galvanic corrosion when they are coupled.

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    The document discusses the galvanic series, which determines which metal in a galvanic couple is more active and noble. The more active metal acts as the anode and corrodes, while the noble metal acts as the cathode and is protected. The galvanic series for seawater lists common metals from most active to most noble. The document concludes that the further apart metals are in the galvanic series, the higher the risk of galvanic corrosion when they are coupled.

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    GALVANIC SERIES

    Created by : Hany Kusumawati


    3334131303

    12/21/2014

    Outline

    Galvanic Series
    Case Study
    Conclusion
    References

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    Galvanic Series
    Determine which metal in a galvanic couple is
    more active and which is more noble.
    Illustrating which materials have a minimal
    tendency to a galvanic interaction.

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    The more active metal


    act as

    Anode

    Anode : M
    Mz+ + zeCathode
    pH < 7 : 2H+ + 2e
    H2
    pH 7 : 2H2O + O2 +4e4OH-

    The noble metal act as


    Cathode
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    Galvanic Series
    for Seawater

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    Magnesium
    Zinc
    Galvanized steel
    Cadmium
    Aluminum alloys
    Low-carbon steel
    Wrought iron
    Cast iron
    Ni-Resist (high-nickel cast iron)
    Type 410 stainless steel (active)
    Lead
    Tin
    Silver
    Titanium
    Graphite
    Gold
    Platinum

    Corroded

    Protected

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    Generally, the closer metals in the series,


    the less are the effects of galvanic corrosion
    compared to those metals far apart in the
    series, the greater corrosion effects.

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    Case Study

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    Normal
    Environments

    Galvanic
    Compability
    Harsh
    Environments

    Controlled
    Environments

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    Conclusion
    Galvanic series showing the relationships and a
    guide for selecting materials that can be joined.
    The further apart the materials are in the series,
    the higher risk of galvanic corrosion.
    Galvanic compability is managed by harsh
    environment,
    normal
    environment
    and
    controlled environment.

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    11

    What metals would you


    like to choose?

    a. Stainless Steel Zn
    b. Stainless Steel Ni

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    REFERENCES
    ASM Handbook Vol. 13 A. Corrosion
    Fundamentals.
    Denny A Jones. 1992. Principles and Prevention of
    Corrosion
    Edward Mc Caffert. 2010. Introduction to Corrosion
    Science
    Galvanic Series Presentation
    http://corrosion-doctors.org
    http://corrosionpedia.com

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