| 英文摘要 |
This study is to investigate the 8 1/2-year atmospheric corrosion behaviors of carbon steel, weathering steel, and hot-dip galvanized carbon steel in a windy urban area. The experimental methods included actual exposure test and analyses of corrosion products(SEM/EDS and XRD). The results revealed that the corrosion rates of bare steels obeyed the law C = AtB (C and t represent corrosion amount and time, respectively, while A and B are constants). The weathering steel not only possessed lower initial reaction rate, but also possessed better protective rust than carbon steel. The corrosion product of carbon steel was composed of FeOOH and less protective Fe3O4. However, that of weathering steel was composed of FeOOH and no Fe3O4 was observed at all. Therefore, its corrosion resistance was better. The corrosion of hot-dip galvanized carbon steel did not obey the above rate law. However, only η-phase of the hot-dip layer had been slightly attacked during the 8 1/2-year exposure. The intermediate ζ and δ phases were not corroded at all. Therefore, the life time of this steel in windy urban area is predicted to be very long. |