Corrosion. Corrosion Control

Content: 
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Introduction, Pages 1-9, L.L. SHREIR
10.1 - Economic Aspects of Corrosion, Pages 10:3-10:9, S. ORMAN
10.2 - Corrosion Control in Chemical and Petrochemical Plant, Pages 10:10-10:32, D. FYFE
10.3 - Design for Prevention of Corrosion in Buildings and Structures, Pages 10:33-10:53, E.E. WHITE, K.O. WATKINS
10.4 - Design in Marine Engineering, Pages 10:54-10:67, L. KENWORTHY
10.5 - Design in Relation to Welding and Joining, Pages 10:68-10:81, R.A. JARMAN
10.5A - Appendix—Terms Commonly Used in Joining, Pages 10:82-10:83
11.1 - Principles of Cathodic Protection, Pages 11:3-11:17, D.A. JONES
11.2 - Sacrificial Anodes, Pages 11:18-11:33, W.B. MACKAY
11.3 - Power-impressed Anodes, Pages 11:34-11:56, J.W.L.F. BRAND
11.4 - Practical Applications of Cathodic Protection, Pages 11:57-11:84, J.S. GERRARD
11.5 - Stray-current Corrosion, Pages 11:85-11:90, J.R. WALTERS
11.6 - Cathodic-protection Interaction, Pages 11:91-11:96, J.R. WALTERS
11.7 - Cathodic-protection Instruments, Pages 11:97-11:111, R.G. ROBSON, D. AMES
11.8 - Anodic Protection, Pages 11:112-11:125, R. WALKER
12.1 - Pretreatment Prior to Applying Coatings, Pages 12:3-12:15, A.A.B. HARVEY
12.2 - Pickling in Acid, Pages 12:16-12:23, W. BULLOUGH
12.3 - Chemical and Electrochemical Polishing, Pages 12:24-12:27, D.J. ARROWSMITH
12.4 - Design for Corrosion Protection by Electroplated Coatings, Pages 12:28-12:34, D.N. LAYTON
12.5 - Design for Corrosion Protection by Paint Coatings, Pages 12:35-12:43, A.A.B. HARVEY
13.1 - Electroplating, Pages 13:3-13:47, M. CLARKE
13.2 - Principles of Applying Coatings by Hot Dipping, Pages 13:48-13:57, M.L. HUGHES, F.W. SALT
13.3 - Principles of Applying Coatings by Diffusion, Pages 13:58-13:77, N.A. LOCKINGTON
13.4 - Principles of Applying Coatings by Metal Spraying, Pages 13:78-13:91, W.E. BALLARD
13.5 - Miscellaneous Methods of Applying Metallic Coatings, Pages 13:92-13:102, J.K. PRALL, H. SILMAN
14.1 - The Protective Action of Metallic Coatings, Pages 14:3-14:16, V.E. CARTER
14.2 - Aluminium Coatings, Pages 14:17-14:30, E.W. SKERREY
14.3 - Cadmium Coatings, Pages 14:31-14:35, H.G. COLE
14.4 - Zinc Coatings, Pages 14:36-14:46, A.R.L. CHIVERS, F.C. PORTER
14.5 - Tin and Tin Alloy Coatings, Pages 14:47-14:61, S.C. BRITTON
14.6 - Copper and Copper Alloy Coatings, Pages 14:62-14:68, R. PINNER
14.7 - Nickel Coatings, Pages 14:69-14:86, S.A. WATSON
14.8 - Chromium Coatings, Pages 14:87-14:96, H. SILMAN
14.9 - Noble Metal Coatings, Pages 14:97-14:106, F.H. REID
15.1 - Paint Application Methods, Pages 15:3-15:9, W.H. TATTON
15.2 - Paint Formulation, Pages 15:10-15:23, M.W. O'REILLY
15.3 - The Mechanism of the Protective Action of Paints, Pages 15:24-15:37, J.E.O. MAYNE
15.4 - Paint Failure, Pages 15:38-15:49, M. HESS
15.5 - Paint Finishes for Industrial Applications, Pages 15:50-15:61, H.J. SHARP
15.6 - Paint Finishes for Structural Steel for Atmospheric Exposure, Pages 15:62-15:71, P.J. GAY
15.7 - Paint Finishes for Marine Application, Pages 15:72-15:80, T.A. BANFIELD
15.8 - Protective Coatings for Underground Use, Pages 15:81-15:92, D.A. LEWIS
15.9 - Synthetic Resins, Pages 15:93-15:99, H.J. SHARP
15.10 - Glossary of Paint Terms, Pages 15:100-15:103, E.F. REDKNAP
16.1 - Coatings Produced by Anodic Oxidation, Pages 16:3-16:18, B.A. SCOTT
16.2 - Phosphate Coatings, Pages 16:19-16:32, R.E. SHAW
16.3 - Chromate Treatments, Pages 16:33-16:42, H.G. COLE
17.1 - Vitreous Enamel Coatings, Pages 17:3-17:12, N.S.C. MILLAR
17.2 - Thermoplastics, Pages 17:13-17:20, G.E. BARRETT
17.3 - Temporary Protectives, Pages 17:21-17:29, E.W. BEALE
18.1 - Conditioning the Atmosphere to Reduce Corrosion, Pages 18:3-18:8, G.O. LLOYD
18.2 - Corrosion Inhibition: Principles and Practice, Pages 18:9-18:33, A.D. MERCER
18.3 - The Mechanism of Corrosion Prevention by Inhibitors, Pages 18:34-18:56, J.G.N. THOMAS
18.4 - Boiler Feed-Water Treatment, Pages 18:57-18:70, E.W.F. GILLHAM
19.1 - Carbon, Pages 19:3-19:9, K.F. ANDERSON
19.2 - Glass and Glass-ceramics, Pages 19:10-19:24, D.S. OLIVER
19.3 - Vitreous Silica, Pages 19:25-19:27, C. MAY
19.4 - Glass Linings and Coatings, Pages 19:28-19:33, D.K. HILL
19.5 - Stoneware, Pages 19:34-19:40, G.S. SHIPLEY
19.6 - Plastics and Reinforced Plastics, Pages 19:41-19:63, J.A. BRYDSON
19.7 - Rubber and Synthetic Elastomers, Pages 19:64-19:73, D.D. AITKEN
19.8 - Corrosion of Metals by Plastics, Pages 19:74-19:80, P.D. DONOVAN
19.9 - Wood, Pages 19:81-19:86, V.R. GRAY
19.10 - The Corrosion of Metals by Wood, Pages 19:87-19:90, H.G. COLE
20.1 - Corrosion Testing and Determination of Corrosion Rates, Pages 20:3-20:105, L.L. SHREIR, F.L. LaQUE
20.1A - Appendix—Chemical and Electrochemical Methods for the Removal of Corrosion Products, Pages 20:106-20:108, F.L. LaQUE
20.1B - Appendix—Standards for Testing, Pages 20:109-20:122
20.2 - The Potentiostat and its Application to Corrosion Studies, Pages 20:123-20:143, D. van ROOYEN
20.3 - Corrosion Monitoring and Chemical Plant, Pages 20:144-20:157, C.F. BRITTON
20.4 - Inspection of Paints and Painting Operations, Pages 20:158-20:169, K.J. DAY, F.G. DUNKLEY
21.1 - Tables, Pages 21:3-21:70, P. WOOD, J. SADOWSKA-MAZUR
21.2 - British and American Standards, Pages 21:71-21:87
21.3 - Calculations Illustrating the Economics of Corrosion Protection, Pages 21:88-21:91, F.C. PORTER
22.1 - Glossary of Terms, Pages 22:3-22:16, L.L. SHREIR, T.P. HOAR
22.2 - Symbols and Abbreviations, Pages 22:17-22:21
INDEX, Pages 1-43