Experimental Study of Corrosion Inhibition
Anil Das
Corresponding
National University of Singapore
Sanjay Desai
Kyoto University
Xiaoping Rahman
Aachen University of Technology
Takeshi Biswas
University of New South Wales
Abstract
As fertiliser plants become more complex, the accurate representation of corrosion inhibition grows correspondingly important. Validation of the model is achieved by applying sensitivity analysis to a well-documented case drawn from fertiliser plants. The experiments confirmed that corrosion inhibition stabilises after roughly 6 cycles of loading. Adoption of the recommendations could lead to appreciable savings in both cost and energy.
Keywords:
corrosion inhibitionsensitivity analysisbiogascontrol systems
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