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3700 Cross section of boiler steel corroded in 0.5 n NaOH at 310_C for 2 days in order to produce a protective magnetite coat. (foto KEMA, ref 6).
3700 Pre-oxidised steel sample at the end of a long term experiment in 0.1 n NaOH at 310_C with the addition of 0.5 g CuO. Pos a: Cross section at the copper coated position a. Pos b: Cross section at the grey position b. above the copper coated zone a. Pos c: Cross section at the red upper part c. (foto KEMA, ref 6).
3701 Fig A; The electron transport with iron corrosion under the influence of copper oxide reduction. Fig B; Schematic representation of the influence of resistance polarization on the iron rest potential. (foto KEMA, ref 6).
3702 Cross section of a magnetite layer which has been destroyed by reduction of CuO after a long term experiment in 1.10-5 n NaOH . Fine grained -Fe203 and copper can be recognized. (foto KEMA, ref 6).
3703 Left: The oxide layer after a long term experiment in 0.1 n NaOH without copper addition. Right: The oxide layer after a long term experiment in 0.1 n NaOH with copper addition. Platelets of alpha-Fe2O3 have grown between the copper particles. (foto KEMA, ref 6).
3704 The oxide layer on an evaporator tube of a 170 kg/cm2 absolute pressure boiler after 10500 operating hours. Upper: A: unheated side, B: heated side Below: The oxide layer on a decarburated evaporator tube C: unheated side, D: heated side. (foto KEMA, ref 6).
3705 A: Pitting and copper in the pits of a steam receiver in a 73 kg=cm2 absolute pressure boiler (fig 20) B: Cross-section of an oxide coat on an evaporative tube of a 165 kg=cm2 absolute boiler. Under the amorphous copper-rich oxide a protective magnetite coat has grown. C and D: Homogenous unbroken oxide layers growing on an evaporator tube of a 150 kg=cm2 absolute boiler after 58000 operating hours. C: unheated position, D: heated position. E: Oxide layer on an evaporative tube of a 130 kg=cm2 absolute boiler. (foto KEMA, ref 6).
3706 Polarisation curves, measured with iron in 1.10-4 n NaOH and 1. 10-2 n NaOH at 250°C. (ref 6).
3707 Polarisation curve for copper 0.001 n NaOH at 250 0 C. (ref 6).
3708 Polarisation curve for copper 0.01 n NaOH at 250 0 C. (ref 6).