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Identifying the cavitation erosion stages of AA5083 by electrochemical noise analyses
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to study the cavitation erosion stages of AA5083 by electrochemical noise (EN). Design/methodology/approach EN technology including noise resistance and fast Fourier transform were used to characterize the electrochemical process during the cavitation erosion pro...
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The purpose of this paper is to study the cavitation erosion stages of AA5083 by electrochemical noise (EN).
Design/methodology/approach
EN technology including noise resistance and fast Fourier transform were used to characterize the electrochemical process during the cavitation erosion process.
Findings
AA5083 suffers from uniform corrosion during the cavitation erosion process. The whole cavitation erosion process can be divided into three stages: incubation stage, acceleration stage and steady-state stage. EN signals showed obvious differences in different stages of cavitation erosion.
Originality/value
EN technique is a suitable method that can be used to study cavitation erosion mechanism and identify cavitation erosion stages. |
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The purpose of this paper is to study the cavitation erosion stages of AA5083 by electrochemical noise (EN).
Design/methodology/approach
EN technology including noise resistance and fast Fourier transform were used to characterize the electrochemical process during the cavitation erosion process.
Findings
AA5083 suffers from uniform corrosion during the cavitation erosion process. The whole cavitation erosion process can be divided into three stages: incubation stage, acceleration stage and steady-state stage. EN signals showed obvious differences in different stages of cavitation erosion.
Originality/value
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Design/methodology/approach
EN technology including noise resistance and fast Fourier transform were used to characterize the electrochemical process during the cavitation erosion process.
Findings
AA5083 suffers from uniform corrosion during the cavitation erosion process. The whole cavitation erosion process can be divided into three stages: incubation stage, acceleration stage and steady-state stage. EN signals showed obvious differences in different stages of cavitation erosion.
Originality/value
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The purpose of this paper is to study the cavitation erosion stages of AA5083 by electrochemical noise (EN).
Design/methodology/approach
EN technology including noise resistance and fast Fourier transform were used to characterize the electrochemical process during the cavitation erosion process.
Findings
AA5083 suffers from uniform corrosion during the cavitation erosion process. The whole cavitation erosion process can be divided into three stages: incubation stage, acceleration stage and steady-state stage. EN signals showed obvious differences in different stages of cavitation erosion.
Originality/value
EN technique is a suitable method that can be used to study cavitation erosion mechanism and identify cavitation erosion stages.</abstract><cop>Bradford</cop><pub>Emerald Publishing Limited</pub><doi>10.1108/ACMM-11-2022-2722</doi><tpages>6</tpages></addata></record> |
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| subjects | Cavitation Cavitation erosion Corrosion Corrosion potential Corrosion resistance Deformation Electrochemical noise Electrochemistry Erosion mechanisms Fast Fourier transformations Flow control Fourier transforms Intermetallic compounds Morphology Noise Spectrum analysis Uniform attack (corrosion) |
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