This course provides an introduction to corrosion and corrosion protection of metals from an electrochemistry perspective. Key concepts like the local cell model of corrosion and charge transfer processes are reviewed. Methods of protecting metals from corrosion through electrochemistry, cathodic protection, anodic protection, and inhibitors are introduced. The course covers general and localized corrosion, passivation and passive films, atmospheric corrosion, and new analytical techniques. Assessment is based on reports submitted throughout the term. Recommended textbooks are provided for further reference.
This course provides an introduction to corrosion and corrosion protection of metals from an electrochemistry perspective. Key concepts like the local cell model of corrosion and charge transfer processes are reviewed. Methods of protecting metals from corrosion through electrochemistry, cathodic protection, anodic protection, and inhibitors are introduced. The course covers general and localized corrosion, passivation and passive films, atmospheric corrosion, and new analytical techniques. Assessment is based on reports submitted throughout the term. Recommended textbooks are provided for further reference.
This course provides an introduction to corrosion and corrosion protection of metals from an electrochemistry perspective. Key concepts like the local cell model of corrosion and charge transfer processes are reviewed. Methods of protecting metals from corrosion through electrochemistry, cathodic protection, anodic protection, and inhibitors are introduced. The course covers general and localized corrosion, passivation and passive films, atmospheric corrosion, and new analytical techniques. Assessment is based on reports submitted throughout the term. Recommended textbooks are provided for further reference.
This course provides an introduction to corrosion and corrosion protection of metals from an electrochemistry perspective. Key concepts like the local cell model of corrosion and charge transfer processes are reviewed. Methods of protecting metals from corrosion through electrochemistry, cathodic protection, anodic protection, and inhibitors are introduced. The course covers general and localized corrosion, passivation and passive films, atmospheric corrosion, and new analytical techniques. Assessment is based on reports submitted throughout the term. Recommended textbooks are provided for further reference.
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Subject Group of Materials Science and Engineering
26205 Corrosion Engineering
Summer
Description and rationale: The aim of this course is to provide basic knowledge of corrosion and corrosion protection of metals and alloys from electrochemistry. Thermodynamics and electrochemistry are the basis of the course and important concepts such as local cell model for corrosion, charge transfer process, and heterogeneous reaction mechanics are reviewed. On the basis of the knowledge of corrosion phenomena, the methods are introduced how one can protect metals and alloys against corrosion.
Keywords: Corrosion, Corrosion protection, Electrochemistry, Charge transfer process, Impedance, Passivation and passive film, Local cell model
Pre-requisite: thermodynamics, heterogeneous reaction mechanism, and electrochemistry
Expected students: master and doctoral
Instructor: Prof. Toshiaki OHTSUKA (ohtsuka@elechem1-mc.eng.hokudai.ac.jp)
Course Outline: 1.
Corrosion of metals and alloys
1-1. Local cell model and mixed potential 1-2. Potential-pH diagram 1-3. General corrosion 1-4. Localized corrosion
2.
Passivation and passive film
2-1. Polarization curve 2-2. Measurement of passive film impedance, ellipsometry and other methods
3.
Atmospheric corrosion 3-1. Atmospheric corrosion through thin water layer 3-2. Weathering steels
4.
Corrosion protection 4-1. Protection on the basis of electrochemistry 4-2. Cathodic protection 4-3. Anodic protection 4-4. Inhibitor
3/2007
5.
New trends for study on corrosion
5-1. Optical technique 5-2. Electrochemistry
Grading: based on the results of three reports submitted for the individual assignments in the mid-term and the end of term.
Textbooks and references: Some handouts will be prepared for you.
Please contact the instructor if you
need further advice. The following books are recommended for references; J. C. Scully, The fundamentals of Corrosion 3rd Edition, Pergamon Press (1990); ISBN 0-08-037874-9 and R. W. Revie (Editors), Uhligs Corrosion Handbook 2nd Edition, John Wiley & Sons, Inc. (2000); ISBN 0-471-15777-5.
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