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DTIC ADA228134: Characterization of the Corrosion of a P-130X Graph...
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The corrosion behavior of a P-130x graphite fiber
reinforced 6063 aluminum 0-90 cross plied metal matrix
composite was studied. Electrochemical tests were
performed on the composite and the monolithic matrix
metal in aqueous 3.5% NaCl solutions. Immersion tests
were performed on the composite in aqueous 3.5% NaCl
solutions. The effects of pH, the presence of sulfite
ions, and various heat treatments were investigated. The
electrochemical tests included studies of galvanic
corrosion, corrosion potential, galvanostaircase cyclic
polarization and polarization resistance. Immersion tests
showed accelerated corrosion at the exposed interfaces,
with preferential attack at transverse fiber layers.
Galvanic corrosion was large at low pH values, large
graphite area fractions and when the matrix was in the
over-aged state. The corrosion potential of the composite
was found to be electronegative to the monolith when the
Gr-Al interfaces were exposed to the electrolyte. Low pH
values and over- aging increased pitting susceptibility.
Solutionizing and quenching lowered pitting
susceptibility at pH 8 but increased it at pH 4. Low pH
values, the presence of sulfite ions and over-aging
increased general corrosion rates. (JES)
Date Published: 2018-02-27 20:02:55
Identifier: DTIC_ADA228134
Item Size: 41575829
Language: english
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