Anti-corrosive element in mild steel
What i can do to prevent mild steel from rust (corrosion) in mainly monsoon season ?
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There is NO anticorrosive element in mild steel. MS is nothing but Iron. You also cannot prevent its rusting (corrosion) as corrosion is a process which can be minimised but cannot be totally prevented. Various methods are known to minimise corrosion in MS. One is by applying a protective coat such as Painting. Another is Galvanising in which you give a coat of Zinc. The Zinc being more anodic than Iron in the Galvanic series, corrodes at a faster rate (than had it been present alone) and the Iron corrodes at a much reduced rate (than had it been present alone). Thus the Iron or MS gets protected at the cost of the Zinc which is sacrificed.hetangbkdI would like to know that which is anti-corrosive element in mild steel.
What i can do to prevent mild steel from rust (corrosion) in mainly monsoon season ?
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The Questioner fundamentally wants toknow IFTHERE IS ANY ELEMENT in Mild steel which can act as an anti corrosive element. The quote above advices on coating.ErneshaThe anti-corrosion performance of polyaniline–thiokol rubber (PANI/TR) composite coating covered on mild steel exposed to artificial brine and hydrochloric acid environments was evaluated for the first time. The PANI/TR composite coatings were electropolymerized and deposited on mild steel in a nonaqueous solution. EDS, XPS and SEM were all used to characterize the structure as well as the component of the PANI/TR composite coating, which has indicated that its structure would be favorable to the corrosion protection. The results of potentiodynamic polarization and electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) demonstrated that the PANI/TR coating was much better than polyaniline (PANI) coating both in the adhesion to the mild steel substrate and in the corrosion protection. The corrosion potential was about 100 mV more positive for the substrate coated with PANI/TR film than that with PANI. As a result, the corrosion of mild steel can be inhibited greatly by using the PANI/TR composite conductive polymer as a protective layer.
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