Handbook of Environmental and Industrial Corrosion

It is believed that in the natural and industrial circuit, corrosion and pollution are correlated procedures. Many water, air and soil pollutants stimulate corrosion and the resultant products of corrosion, such as rust, oxides and salts, pollute water bodies at ports, dams, etc. Both are destructive processes that hamper the durability of the infrastructure assets, industrial efficiency and profitability, and quality of the environment. Hence, it is important to develop and apply corrosion control measures and techniques, primarily those which are eco-friendly. The corrosion control measures will not only protect infrastructure, but also save the regular expenses on materials, equipments and structures. This book provides various methods that can be utilized to deal with the problems caused by corrosion.