Abstract
Corrosive actions of various fractions of low-temperature coal tar against mild steel or Cr 13-steel were compared at their boiling states. Corrosions became severe when the boiling points exceeded 240/sup 0/. The acidic fractions were more corrosive. In all instances, corrosion was excessive at the beginning of immersion testing and then gradually became mild; boiling accelerated the corrosion. Cr 13-steel was corrosion-resistant to low-temperature coal-tar fractions.
Citation Formats
Ando, S, and Yamamoto, S.
Corrosion test by low-temperature coal tar.
Japan: N. p.,
1952.
Web.
Ando, S, & Yamamoto, S.
Corrosion test by low-temperature coal tar.
Japan.
Ando, S, and Yamamoto, S.
1952.
"Corrosion test by low-temperature coal tar."
Japan.
@misc{etde_5419685,
title = {Corrosion test by low-temperature coal tar}
author = {Ando, S, and Yamamoto, S}
abstractNote = {Corrosive actions of various fractions of low-temperature coal tar against mild steel or Cr 13-steel were compared at their boiling states. Corrosions became severe when the boiling points exceeded 240/sup 0/. The acidic fractions were more corrosive. In all instances, corrosion was excessive at the beginning of immersion testing and then gradually became mild; boiling accelerated the corrosion. Cr 13-steel was corrosion-resistant to low-temperature coal-tar fractions.}
journal = []
volume = {4}
journal type = {AC}
place = {Japan}
year = {1952}
month = {Jan}
}
title = {Corrosion test by low-temperature coal tar}
author = {Ando, S, and Yamamoto, S}
abstractNote = {Corrosive actions of various fractions of low-temperature coal tar against mild steel or Cr 13-steel were compared at their boiling states. Corrosions became severe when the boiling points exceeded 240/sup 0/. The acidic fractions were more corrosive. In all instances, corrosion was excessive at the beginning of immersion testing and then gradually became mild; boiling accelerated the corrosion. Cr 13-steel was corrosion-resistant to low-temperature coal-tar fractions.}
journal = []
volume = {4}
journal type = {AC}
place = {Japan}
year = {1952}
month = {Jan}
}