| 英文摘要 |
In 1985, the International Standard Organization (ISO) conducted a global exposure atmospheric corrosion test. There were 13 countries with a total of 47 different locations joining the program. Four classifications (ISO 9223, 9224, 9225, and 9226) of atmospheric corrosion testing specifications were then specified in 1992. According to the specifications, twenty ISO standard atmospheric testing stations and one hundred CLIMAT test stations were established around the Taiwan island in July, 1993. The technique of the CLIMAT test was employed originally by the Bell Lab. It was quickly recognized as an excellent and highly sensitive tool to resolve the problem of identifying and measuring the corrosivity of the atmosphere. |