corrosion

Converse of object

• localize: The local salt chemistry creates molten slags which, in turn, cause enhanced scale growth and localized corrosion.
• resist: They're only gold plated, naturally, and the contacts are better plus they resist corrosion but they're not essential.
• inhibit: Under controlled conditions it can be used to inhibit corrosion.
• induce: The results obtained so far clearly indicate a synergistic effect between oxidation and alkali salt induced corrosion ( the so-called hot corrosion ).
• prevent: These units prevent hull corrosion due to small electrical current leaks.

Adjective modifier

• galvanic: Built-in computer manages batteries, invertor, shore power, protects boat from galvanic corrosion by shore power.
• intergranular: The middle layer is likely to be the merged grains consumed by the intergranular corrosion.
• aqueous: Program areas include: aqueous corrosion of metals, high temperature degradation, degradation of polymers and polymeric coatings and corrosion in concrete.
• accelerated: Think about the following... Joints, flanges Crevices let stagnant liquid accumulate, causing locally accelerated corrosion from differential aeration.
• excessive: Excessive corrosion can mean a hole or significantly weakened structure.

Modifies a noun

• resistance: Small temperature changes can produce marked changes in corrosion resistance.
• inhibitor: Then make sure he put fresh corrosion inhibitor in the system.
• resistant: Screw down, corrosion resistant rails for perfect sealing.
• fatigue: In many corrosive environments the cyclic stress level to produce failure is further reduced, the failure mechanism then being termed corrosion fatigue.
• inhibition: The study is related to processes of corrosion inhibition and adhesion and novel methods of " engineering " surface properties.
• protection: You can ignore claims of enhanced corrosion protection too - where there's oil, there won't be rust.

Noun used with modifier

• crevice: With their high chromium concentration, they have excellent pitting and crevice corrosion resistance, and to chloride stress corrosion.
• reinforcement: The majority of reinforcement corrosion seems to be promoted by the practice of salting roads in the winter.
• erosion: Copper tube can pinhole due to a number of different mechanisms of pitting or erosion corrosion.
• stress: This is a measure of the progress of stress corrosion cracking on the outside surface of the loop.