| 英文摘要 |
The corrosion behavior of rust films and stabilizers on carbon and weathering steels exposed in four different environments for 3.5 years has been investigated. AC impedance results indicate that the rust film on weathering steel has good performance to protect the base metal. On the other hand, the rust on carbon steel has bad protective property. The real charge transfer resistance of stabilizers cannot be estimated, although their Nyquist plots demonstrate one semicircle following a diffusion tail. Open circuit potential measurement results show that the electrochemical characteristics of different stabilizers are different but all of their protective mechanisms can be explained by Ellingham diagram. At the same time, these electrochemical behaviors of rust films and stabilizers were also identified by SEM observation. Besides, the atmospheric corrosion resistance of stabilizers on weathering steel is better than those on carbon steel. |