Corrosion is the process by which metals return to their natural oxidation states through redox reactions, often with oxygen. It causes deterioration of metal products and structures. There are three main components required for corrosion: a metal, oxygen, and an electrolyte like water. Corrosion occurs through either generalized thinning of the metal surface or localized pitting. It is an electrochemical process where the metal acts as an anode and is oxidized while oxygen is reduced at the cathode. Corrosion can be prevented using methods like painting, sacrificial anodes, cathodic protection, or exploiting natural corrosion products that form protective barriers.
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Corrision word doc.
1. Department of Chemical Engineering
Prepared by:
Engr. Umer Farooq
BEC-FA11-093
Corrision:
Corrosion is a process through which metals in manufactured states return to their natural oxidation states.
This process is a reduction-oxidation reaction in which the metal is being oxidized by its surroundings,
often the oxygen in air. This reaction is both spontaneous and electrochemically favored. Corrosion is
essentially the creation of voltaic, or galvanic, cells where the metal in question acts as an anode and
generally deteriorates or loses functional stability.
Why Study Corrosion?
Corrosion is a commonplace occurrence, like the rusting and flaking of an old iron yard piece. Here we
will explore the process by which corrosion takes place and the different ways unwanted corrosion can be
controlled. Energy, often large amounts, are poured into winning the desired metals from their natural
ores; manufacturing some metal products can be very costly. Corrosion causes deterioration of
manufactured products, damaging their structure and ultimately rendering the product useless. Allowing
corrosion is not cost efficient and can inhibit productivity; understanding and preventing corrosion is
important for maintaining infrastructures and machinery or any products that face corrosion.
Conditions for Corrosion of Metals
There are three main main components of corrision:
Metal (example: iron)
Oxygen (usually from the atmosphere)
An electrolyte (usually water)
Many metals used in production occur naturally in an ore and therefore must be separated out, leading to
reduced stability. These metals, such as iron, will spontaneously return to their natural states. The
products of corrosion often reflect the metal's natural state, both physically and in accordance to oxidation
states. The placement of the metal in the Galvanic Series will contribute to its likelihood of corrosion; the
higher a metal in the Galvanic Series the less likely it is to corrode. This effect is amplified when two
2. metals at opposite ends of the Galvanic Series are in contact: the higher metal will increase its resistance
while the lower will corrode more, as seen in sacrificial anodes. Particular areas of stress along the metal's
surface area will face corrosion more quickly because that metal is more active than the rest of the
unstrained metal. Other environmental factors contribute to corrosion such as pH, salt concentration, and
oxygen concentration, along with the velocity of the water and temperature.
How Corrosion Occurs
Corrosion can occur in two general ways; over the entire surface of the metal (Generalized Corrosion), or
in local spots or areas (Localized Corrosion).
Generalized Corrosion: Typically never happens, aside from in acidic conditions. This uniform
corrosion over the entire surface of the metal is rare and leads to overall thinning which has little effect
outside of fatigue and stress conditions.
Localized Corrosion: The most common, and most detrimental, form of localized corrosion is
pitting. Pitting is when the attack happens in one single location on the surface and creates a pit, or small
cavity, in the metal. This type of corrosion attack is hard to prevent, engineer against, and often times
difficult to detect before structural failure is met due to cracking. Pipes are often compromised due to
pitting.
Understanding Corrosion as an Electrochemical Process (a Voltaic Cell)
Corrosion happens through a series of reduction-oxidation reactions, similar to those of a battery. The
metal being corroded acts as the anode; the metal is oxidized, forming metal ions and free electrons. The
free electrons reduce the oxygen, often times forming hydroxide, and providing a complimentary cathodic
reaction. The dissolution of the metal at the anode has two possible outcomes; the metal ions can go into
solution, becoming hydrated, or the metal ions can form a solid compound that collects on the surface. In
the former case, further oxidation of the metal ions can occur and an open pit can form. In the latter case,
a protective barrier may be formed and the collection of solid metal ions will inhibit further corrosion.
Reaction:
Fe2+(aq)+2OH−(aq)⟶Fe(OH)2;(s)
4Fe(OH)2(s)+O2(g)+2H2O(l)⟶Fe(OH)3(s)
3. Galvanic Corrosion
Galvanic corrosion involves two metals that are electrochemically dissimilar and an electrolyte to carry an
electrical current. The subsequent reactions model a galvanic cell; reduction-oxidation reactions occur in
a way similar to those of batteries. Typically, the metal that is lower on the Galvanic Series will act as the
anode and corrode faster than without the presence of the second metal, while the second metal gains a
stronger resistance to corrosion. These reactions and their directions can change or be altered due to the
environment.
Corrosion prevention
Corrosion can be prevented through using multiple products and techniques including painting, sacrificial
anodes, cathodic protection (electroplating), and natural products of corrosion itself. Painting: The
paint forms a barrier between the metal and the environment, namely moisture.
Sacrificial anodes: Utilization of a metal lower on the Galvanic Series to be attacked first, instead
of the metal in use. The sacrificial anode can be replaced as needed.
Passivation: Some corrosion processes will create solid metal compounds that will coat the initial
site of corrosion and prevent further corrosion at that site.
Cathodic Protection: In the illustration below the iron is coated with a thin layer of zinc which
is acting as a sacrificial layer for the iron. Instead of the the iron corroding, the Zn acts as the sacrificial
anode in the cell and protects the iron.