Internal corrosion of connections, valves in domestic drinking water distribution systems
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https://doi.org/10.15381/iigeo.v3i06.2544Keywords:
Materials science, physical metallurgy, corrosionAbstract
The research is done to materials that have already failed the corrosion that comes from leading domestic drinking water installations. In this first part of a zinc alloy, Zamak is studied, used as a stopper in a galvanized "T". The material has worked as a sacrificial anode to protect the steel for 4 years. Exfoliating how corrosion occurs in the material.
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