| 英文摘要 |
Calcareous deposits are usually formed on cathodically protected steel surface in sea water, and their importance in reducing the current requirement to maintain adeguate protection is generally recognized. Numerous factors may influence the properties and protective nature of calcareous deposits, such as potential / current / time. temperatwe, flow rate, sea water chemistry and metal swface condition. The present paper reviews these factors, which are pertinent to occurrence of calcareous deposits, how physical and chemical variations of sea water might be expected to alter the nature of these surface films. |