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Corrosion engineering (general factors affecting damage caused by corrosion)
The impact of various factors on corrosion damage
The impact of various factors on corrosion damage is as follows.
Impact on destruction (in percentage) | Factor influencing the destruction | Row |
36 | Design, material selection and process | 1 |
16 | Lack of necessary instructions | 2 |
12 | Human error | 3 |
10 | Poor inspection | 4 |
14 | Poor layout, installation, and coordination | 5 |
8 | Failure to anticipate unwanted events | 6 |
4 | Other cases | 7 |
Design, material selection and process
As indicated in the table, incorrect design has the greatest contribution to causing destruction.
Important items in design include:
- Choosing the correct materials according to temperature, environment, etc.
- Determining dimensional characteristics according to the required capacity and variables such as pressure and temperature
- Considering force and torque components
Failure to observe any of the above will create a driving force towards destruction.
Lack of necessary instructions
Instructions that must be observed in this regard after design and construction include:
- Proper installation instructions
- Repair and maintenance instructions
- Operation and process instructions
For example, one of the items that requires instructions is the recognition and dosage of preservative chemicals and water monitoring.
Human error
- Design, construction, installation, repair and maintenance stages
- Technical inspection
- Unskilled or untrained manpower
Poor inspection
Poor layout, installation and coordination
Failure to anticipate unexpected events
For example: changing environmental conditions is one of the main causes of unforeseen events in design issues.
Other issues
Items such as fluid velocity, insulation, etc. have a significant impact on this destruction.
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