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Preventing Corrosion - Part III: Avoid Crevice Corrosion
Crevice corrosion is a localized corrosion attack at (or very near) the gap between joined surfaces that are exposed to corrosives such as air or water. It occurs when chemical concentrations differ between separate points near joined surfaces. Preventing it can avoid costly repairs, loss of production and even failure of entire systems.
By Michael Harkin
August 17, 2017
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by Michael Harkin
Michael Harkin is a NACE and SSPC coating inspector and current President of FeO – a QP5-certified coating inspection and consulting company. Prior to FeO, Michael served as an Army soldier and a Marine Corps officer. To learn more about FeO, go to www.FeOinc.com.
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