Titlebook: Corrosion Control; Samuel A. Bradford Book 1993 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1993 chemical reaction.chemical reactions.chemist

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Oxidation Control,No pure refractory (high-melting) metal performs well in high-temperature air. In fact, not even metals melting as low as 1850°C (3360°F) oxidize satisfactorily, with the sole exception of chromium. Table 15-1 gives the melting points of high-melting pure metals and explains the problems they undergo at high temperatures.

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Corrosion in Major Environments,e environment-metal combinations that will work in most circumstances. Anyone involved in materials selection for corrosive environments should remember the 11 environment-metal combinations in Table 7-1.

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Protective Coatings,terms of mechanical and physical properties. Coating metal with good mechanical properties (usually steel) is often more practical in terms of cost and required life than selecting a more corrosion resistant but expensive material.