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1945 (Vol. 1) Notes on Use of Copper-Nickel Alloy in HF Alkylation
Processes, B.B. Morton.................................................228
March (No. 1)
Corrosion Research and Abatement — Yesterday and Today, 1946 (Vol. 2)
F.N. Speller ......................................................................1
Electrical Resistivity of Steel, R.P. Howell...........................14 March (No. 1)
Economics of Mitigation of External Corrosion on Corrosion of Yellow Brass Pipes in Domestic Hot-Water
Underground Pipelines, J.C. Stirling ...............................17 Systems — A Metallographic Study, E.P. Polushkin,
Use of Forced Drainage Systems in Stray-Current Areas, H.L. Shuldener................................................................1
E.G. Carlson .................................................................31 Control of Galvanic Corrosion of Iron, C.K. Donoho,
Purposes of the Association...............................................13 J.T. MacKenzie..............................................................20
Control of Pipeline Corrosion — A Manual; Part 2,
June (No. 2)
O.C. Mudd ....................................................................25
Corrosion Protection for Transcontinental Cable West of Salt
Corrosion Problems in the Petroleum Production and
Lake City, Utah, T.J. Maitland ........................................47
Pipeline Industry, W.F. Rogers........................................59
Developing Magnesium for Cathodic Protection, P. Hart,
Y.W. Titterington ...........................................................59 June (No. 2)
Analysis of Data in Cathodic Protection of an Open Condenser Effectiveness of Paint in Suppressing Galvanic Corrosion,
Box, J.J. Stadtherr.........................................................70 G.W. Seagren, G.H. Young, F.L. LaQue........................... 67
Role of the Straight Chromium Stainless Steels for Vessel Permeability and Corrosion in Protective Coatings,
Linings in the Refinery Field, W.J. Jackel........................83 D.F. Siddall................................................................... 78
Progress Report on the Behavior of Zinc-Iron Couples in Soils, Prevention of Condensate Well Corrosion by Chemical
M. Romanoff...................................................................95 Treatment in the Erath Field, W.D. Yale ......................... 85
Corrosion in the Water Industry, H.A. Price ...................... 95
September (No. 3)
Some Corrosion Problems Encountered in Steam Plant
Corrosion-Resistant Characteristics of Some Condenser Tube
Operations, J.A. Keeth................................................. 101
Alloys, A.W. Tracy.........................................................103
Installation and Protection of Underground Gas Distribution
Light Metals for the Cathodic Protection of Steel Structures,
Systems with Pipeline Enamels, P.D. Mellon................. 124
R.B. Mears, C.D. Brown................................................113
Use of Zinc for Cathodic Protection, H.W. Wahlquist ........119 September (No. 3)
Corrosion-Resistant Sucker Rods....................................148 Telephone Cable Sheath Corrosion in Non-Stray-Current
Corrosion of 18-8 Alloy Furnace Tubes in High-Temperature Areas, J.M. Standring...................................................133
Vapor Phase Cracking Service, E.Q. Camp, C. Phillips, Jr., Laboratory Studies for Determination of Organic Acids As
L. Gross......................................................................149 Related to Internal Corrosion of High-Pressure
Analysis of Data in Cathodic Protection of an Open Condenser Condensate Wells, E.C. Greco, H.T. Griffin....................138
Box (Table of References) ..............................................161 Designing Water Pipes for Long Life and High Carrying
Capacity, G.H. Garrett..................................................153
December (No. 4)
Disadvantage of Dissimilar Metal in Equipment,
Electrolysis Surveys on Underground Cables,
T.G. Hicronymus.........................................................163
L.J. Gorman.................................................................163
Condenser Tubes of Aluminum Alloys, R.B. Mears...........165
Marine Corrosion Testing Station at Kure Beach, N.C.......178
Behavior of Zinc-Iron Couples in Carbonate Soil, October (No. 4)
T.H. Gilbert, G. Corfield................................................187 Cathodic Protection as a Corrosion Control Method Applied to
Control of Pipeline Corrosion — A Manual; Part 1, Steel Surfaces Submerged in Water, L.P. Sudrabin........175
O.C. Mudd .................................................................. 192 Chemical Treatment of Distilled Wells — Practical Aspects,
Corrosion Protection by Phosphatization, M.A. Streicher . 219 T.S. Bacon ...................................................................188
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Investigation and Control of Condensate Well Corrosion, Failures of Domestic Hot-Water Storage Tank, C.P. Hoover185
P.L. Menaul..................................................................195 Corrosion of Galvanized Hot-Water Storage Tanks,
Magnesium Anodes for the Cathodic Protection of J.M. Bialosky ...............................................................192
Underground Structures, H.A. Robinson.......................199 Discussion: O. Price.......................................................197
Carbon and Graphite for Corrosion Resistance, Review: Preparation of Metals for Painting, R.E. Gwyther.201
C.E. Ford ....................................................................219
May (No. 5)
November (No. 5) Corrosion Coupons and Pipe Life Predictions — Revision of
Maintenance of Oil Field Equipment, D.R. Hiskey ............235 1947, W.R. Schneider...................................................209
Selenium Rectifiers for Cathodic Protection, W.F. Bonner.249 Protective Coatings on Bell System Cables, V.J. Alkbano,
“Thermogalvanic” Corrosion, N.E. Berry...........................261 R.H. Pope.....................................................................221
Corrosion Criteria — Their Visual Evaluation, M. Darrin..268 Anaerobic Corrosion of Iron in Soil — A Condensation,
Some Metallurgical Observations with Respect to Corrosion R.L. Starkey, K.M. Wight...............................................227
in Distillate Wells, M.E. Holmberg.................................278 Laboratory Evaluation of Corrosion-Resistant Pigments
Bibliography of Corrosion Testing Methods, 1935-1945, and Vehicles, H. Zahn...................................................233
L.R. Voigt......................................................................16 Suburban Philadelphia Electrolysis Committee,
P. Ganser.....................................................................241
December (No. 6)
A Study of the Corrosion of Copper Alloy Condenser Tubes,
Corrosion-Resistant Processing Equipment of Clad Steels N.W. Mitchell................................................................243
for Chemical and Allied Industries, E.C. Gosnell............287 Mechanical and Metallurgical Control of Sulfuric Acid
Attenuation of Forced Drainage Effects on Long Uniform Corrosion in Petrloum Processes, E.R. Wilkinson...........252
Structures, R.H. Pope...................................................307
Cathodic Protection, C.H. McRaven .................................320 June (No. 6)
Chemical Corrosion Resistance of Lead............................330 Galvanic Aluminum Anodes for Cathodic Protection,
R.B. Hoxeng, E.D. Verink, Jr., R.H. Brown....................263
1947 (Vol. 3) Corrosion and Preventive Methods in the Katy Field,
R.C. Buchan.................................................................275
Review: Corrosion of Refinery Equipment, E.E. Kerns......291
January (No. 1)
Contributions of Sir Humphry Davy to Cathodic Protection,
Results Obtained from Five Years of Cathodic Protection on
I.A. Denison .................................................................295
24-Inch Gas Line Rapidly Deteriorating from Bacterial
Discussion: Designing to Prevent Corrosion, F.N. Speller.299
Corrosion, W.E. Huddleston............................................. 1
Attenuation of Drainage Effects on A Long Uniform
Corrosion Rating for Metals, H.D. Holler, R.A. Frye ..............8
Structure with Distributed Drainage, J.M. Standring.....301
Discussion: R.E. McNulty...................................................8
Erratum:...................................................................348
Resistance of Some Nickel-Containing Alloys to West Texas
Crudes, B.B. Morton.......................................................23 July (No. 7)
Condensate Well Corrosion Committee Report to Executive A Survey of High-Temperature, Gas-Atmosphere Corrosion
Committee......................................................................35 of Iron-Nickel-Chromium Alloys; Part 1, J.T. Gow..........311
Investigation of Electrolytic Corrosion of Steel in Concrete, Determination of Pipe Protection by the Continuous
Committee Report to Electrical Section............................37 Polarity Method, W.E. Huddleston.................................325
Discussion: B.L. Corey...................................................330
February (No. 2)
Corrosion of Iron, W.R. Whitney ......................................331
Corrosion — The Great Destroyer, D.J. Fergus...................55
Electrical Engineer’s Responsibility for Recognizing Corrosion
Economic Aspects of Corrosion Problems, F.A. Rohrman....67
as a Factor in the Design of Electrical Structures,
Use of Sodium Chromate As a Corrosion Control Medium
M.C. Miller...................................................................341
in Gas Condensate Wells, C.K. Eilerts, H.A. Carlson,
Discussion: Chemical Corrosion Resistance of Lead,
R.V. Smith, F.G. Archer, V.L. Barr...................................73
R.L. Ziegfeld .................................................................347
Construction and Ratings of Copper Oxide Rectifiers for
A Magnesium Anode Installation for Preventing the Corrosion
Cathodic Protection of Pipelines, L.W. Burton,
of Lead Cable Sheath, H.A. Robinson, R.L. Featherly .....349
C.E. Hamann .................................................................75
August (No. 8)
March (No. 3)
Statistical Analysis of Test Containers for Condensate Well
Designing to Prevent Corrosion, R.B. Mears, R.H. Brown....97
Corrosion Studies, V.V. Kendall ....................................359
Discussion: M.G. Fontana..............................................119
Corrosion Costs to the Water Industry, H.E. Jordan.........367
Results of Some Studies of the Condensate Well Corrosion
Chemical Reaction in Metal Protective Paints,
Problem, W.F. Rogers, H.E. Waldrip ..............................121
E.J. Dunn, Jr...............................................................374
Discussion: T.S. Bacon...................................................138
Discussion:................................................................593
Discussion: N. Hackerman.............................................139
A Survey of High-Temperature, Gas-Atmosphere Corrosion
Review: Plastic Coatings to Control Metal Corrosion,
of Iron-Nickel-Chromium Alloys; Part 2, J.T. Gow..........383
S.P. Wilson...................................................................141
Discussion: E.F. Wilson..................................................405
Discussion: Chemical Corrosion Resistance of Lead,
Arsenic as a Corrosion Inhibitor in Sulfuric Acid,
H.H. Uhlig....................................................................149
A. Wachter, R.S. Treseder, M.K. Weber..........................406
April (No. 4)
September (No. 9)
Application of Forced Drainage Constants,
Effect of Carbide Structure on the Corrosion Resistance
M.E. Parker, Jr.............................................................151
of Steel, R.W. Manuel....................................................415
Discussion: R.H. Pope....................................................155
Discussion: F.L. LaQue..................................................431
Use of Corrosion Inhibitors in Products Pipes Lines — A
Cathodic Protection of 138 KV. Lead Sheathed Power Cables
Survey of Practices, I.M. Parker.....................................157
of the Los Angeles Department, I.C. Dietze ....................432
Cathodic Protection Rectifiers, W.L. Roush, E.I. Wood......169
Resistance of Aluminum Alloys to Fresh Waters,
Fundamental Factors in Corrosion Control, H. Uhlig........173
D.W. Sawyer, R.H. Brown.............................................443
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Erratum:...................................................................352 March (No. 3)
Use of Dehydration in Combating Internal Corrosion in Salt as a Medium of Corrosion of Underground Cables,
Products Pipeline Systems, H.K. Phipps ........................458 A.G. Andrews.................................................................93
Discussion: T.W. Alexander............................................100
October (No. 10)
Corrosion Tests in Sulfuric Acid in Petroleum Refinery
Nondestructive Methods for Determining Metal Plate
Processes, W.Z. Friend..................................................101
Thickness, J.G. Kerley..................................................467
Selection of Protective Coatings for Metals, K.G. Compton 112
Ferric Ion Corrosion During Acid Cleaning, F.N. Alquist,
Control of External Corrosion on Plantation Pipeline........123
J.L. Wasco, H.A. Robinson............................................482
Discussion: C.W. Evans .................................................132
Electrochemical Factors in Underground Corrosion of Lead
Cable Sheath, V.J. Albano ............................................488 April (No. 4)
Discussion: I.A. Denison ................................................500 Effect of Atmospheric Corrosion on Maintenance and
Principles of Immersion and Humidity Testing of Metal Economics of Overhead Line Hardware and Guy Strand,
Protective Paints, A.C. Elm............................................501 Part 1, C.J. Couy..........................................................133
Discussion: W.W. Cranmer, T.R. Donlan, V.M. Darsey, Chemical Research and Corrosion Control: Some Recent
C.C. Hipkins, R.J. Wirshing, W.F. Singleton, M. Van Loo, Contributions of a Corrosion Research Group,
I.C. Clare, H.A. Nelson, R.I. Wray, W.H. Lutz, E.J. Lewis 538 W.H.J. Vernon..............................................................141
Mechanism of Oxidation and Tarnishing, U.R. Evans.......149
November (No. 11)
Plastic for Corrosion Control, J.W. Shackleton.................172
Location and Selection of Anode Systems for Cathodic
Testing and Selection of Inhibitors for Corrosive High-
Protection, D.B. Good...................................................539
Pressure Gas Condensate Wells, D.A. Shock..................179
Discussion:.........................................632, 633, 1948, 185
Reply to Discussion: Location and
Electrical Instruments and Measurements in Cathodic
Selection of Anode Systems for Cathodic Protection,
Protection, J.M. Pearson...............................................549
D.B. Good....................................................................185
Surface Studies of Metals from the Corrosion Standpiont,
M.G. Fontana...............................................................567 May (No. 5)
Regalvanizing of Welded Joints, G.H. Ohmer....................580 Effects of Hydrogen Generated by Steel, M.H. Bartz,
Cathodic Protection of Hot-Water Tanks, J.M. Bialosky....585 C.E. Rawlins ................................................................187
Discussion: L.J. Waldron ...............................................591 Effect of Atmospheric Corrosion on Maintenance and
Test of Nickel-Plated Pipe in Corrosive Distillate Well, Economics of Overhead Line Hardware and Guy Strand,
B.B. Morton .................................................................592 Part 2, C.J. Couy..........................................................207
Discussion: Chemical Reaction in Metal Protective Paints, Organic Coatings for Corrosion Protection — A General
W. Beck .......................................................................593 Discussion, G.W. Seagren.............................................219
Salt-Water Corrosion of Ships, R.A. Pomfret, L.M. Mosher 227
December (No. 12)
Discussion:.........................................................421, 422
Resistance of Aluminum to Corrosion in Solutions
Containing Various Anions and Cations, A.B. McKee, June (No. 6)
R.H. Brown ..................................................................595 Alloying Steels for Corrosion Resistance to Gas-Condensate
Thermogalvanic Corrosion; Part 2, R.M. Buffington..........613 Fluids; Part 1, C.K. Eilerts, F. Green, F.G. Archer,
Discussion: J.T. Waber...................................................631 B. Hanna, L.M. Burman ...............................................245
Discussion: Location and Selection of Anode Systems for Cathodic Protection of Casings in Loudon Pool, S.P. Ewing,
Cathodic Protection, R.A. Brannon................................632 J.F. Bayhi ....................................................................264
Further Discussion: Location and Selection of Anode Effects of Atmospheric Corrosion on Maintenance and
Systems for Cathodic Protection, O.C. Mudd .................633 Economics of Overhead Line Hardware and Guy Strand,
Part 3 (Conclusion), C.J. Couy......................................287
1948 (Vol. 4)
July (No. 7)
January (No. 1) Resistance of Alloys to Corrosion During the Processing of
Some Foods, J.F. Mason, Jr..........................................305
Experiences in Conditioning Corrosive Army Water Supplies
Alloying Steels for Corrosion Resistance to Gas-Condensate
in New England, G.P. Loschiavo........................................1
Fluids; Part 2 (Conclusion), C.K. Eilerts, F. Greene,
Chimney Liner Corrosion Resulting From Gas-Fired
F.G. Archer, B. Hanna, L.M. Burman............................321
Furnaces, G.B. Johnson.................................................15
Discussion: F.L. LaQue..................................................357
Utilization of Electrically Insulated Couplings in Corrosion
Cathodic Protection of Steel in Seawater with Magnesium
Control, W.F. Levert........................................................24
Anodes, H.A. Humble....................................................358
Mechanical Design Features of Insulated Couplings,
Test of Nickel-Plated A.P.I. Type Joint in Flow Line of
P. Williams.....................................................................29
Corrosion Distillate Well, B.B. Morton...............................1
February (No. 2)
August (No. 8)
Tests and Properties of Corrosion-Preventive Lubricants
Corrosion Prevention in Processing Sour Crudes,
for Lead Sheathed Cables in Underground Ducts — A
E.Q. Camp...................................................................371
Discussion:, H.S. Phelps, F. Kahn..................................37
Preparation of Metal Surfaces for Organic Coating,
Use of Inhibitors in Corrosion Control, N. Hackerman........45
G.R. Hoover..................................................................399
Discussion: M.G. Fontana, H.J. McDonald,
Corrosion in Vertical Turbine Pumps, T.E. Larson............412
J.T. Waber .....................................................................60
Discussion: Salt-Water Corrosion of Ships, W. Beck........421
Corrosion Problems in Communication and Radio
Field Application of Protective Coatings Facilities Conversion
Equipment Design, L.P. Morris........................................61
of Old Paper Mill, R.P. Hill.................................................1
Gas Utility Underground Pipe Corrosion Mitigation
Practices, A.H. Cramer....................................................72 September (No. 9)
Soluble Silicates for Corrosion Inhibition in the Oil
Action of Rust-Prevention Oils, E.R. Barnum, R.G. Larsen,
Industry, W. Stericker.....................................................83
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A. Wachter...................................................................423 February (No. 2)
Prevention of Corrosion in Lead Sheathed Cables by Means Galvanic Action Between Lead, Worthite and Other Acid-
of a Vulcanized Protective Coating, B.B. Reinitz, Resistant Alloys in Sulfuric Acid, W.E. Pratt,
N.A. Zamborsky............................................................432 E.T. Collinsworth, Jr.......................................................39
Discussion: H. Clark......................................................444 Geographic Study of Deposits and Corrosion, F.N. Alquist..45
Application of Electron Diffraction Techniques to the Study Discussion: Selected Bibliography on Salt Spray Testing,
of Corrosion Processes, E.A. Gulbransen......................445 L.R. Voigt, L.M. Flaherty.................................................54
Atmospheric Corrosion Testing Site, A.H. Thomas............456 Erratum: Punched Cards for Filling Corrosion Test Results,
L.R. Voigt, Dec. 1948......................................................54
October (No. 10)
Organic Linings for Chemical Equipment, K. Tator.............55
Performance of Steam Condensers Aboard U.S. Naval
Mitigation of Corrosion on City Gas Distribution Systems,
Vessels, H.E. Bethon ....................................................457
A.D. Simpson, Jr............................................................59
Principles of Protecting Metals with Organic Coatings,
A.J. Eickhoff, W.E. Shaw ..............................................463 March (No. 3)
Corrosion From Flue Gases, E.A. Rudulph.......................476 Unusual Corrosion in High-Pressure Boilers, S.T. Powell,
Discussion: R.T. Roberts, G.C. Daniels...........................478 R.G. Von Lossberg..........................................................71
Fifteen Year’s Experience in Application of External Cooperative Approach to Electrolysis Problems, R.M. Lawall79
Corrosion Mitigation Methods to a High-Pressure Natural Discussion: I.C. Dietze, F.B. Fry, W. Beck.........................85
Gas Transmission Line, N.K. Senatoroff.........................479 Galvanic Corrosion in Oil and Gas Well Fluids, F.L. LaQue.86
Selected Bibliography on Salt Spray Testing, 1935-1946, Protective Films — Natural Formation on Aluminum and Its
L.R. Voigt.....................................................................492 Alloys, F.A. Champion ....................................................92
Discussion: 1949,............................................................54 Combating Corrosion with Rubber Lining, R. McFarland....98
Aluminum Pipe Test, R.L. Bullock .......................................1
April (No. 4)
November (No. 11)
Effect of Various Aqueous Solutions Upon the Reactions at
A Simple Test Method for Evaluating Corrosion Inhibitors, Pure Iron Anodes and Cathodes; Part 1, W.W. Kittelberger,
J.W. Ryznar, J. Greene.................................................505 A.C. Elm ......................................................................101
Corrosion Problems in the Manufacture of Soda Ash by the Erratum:...................................................................200
Ammonia Soda Process, G. Heinemann.........................516 Marine Fouling and Boring Organisms, with Some Material on
Corrosion of Underground Power Cable Sheaths, Corrosion, J.L. Baughman............................................113
L.F. Greve ....................................................................529 Corrosion, Passivity and Passivation from the
Discussion: F.E. Kulman, I.C. Dietze, A. Bodicky, Thermodynamic Point of View, M. Pourbaix...................121
W.D. Sanderson ...........................................................544 Corrosion of Base Metal Contact Surfaces in the Telephone
Some European Researches on Passivity, U.R. Evans.......545 System (Anonymous)....................................................134
Plastic Coatings and Corrosion, C.G. Munger...................557
Corrosion in the Power Industry, I.C. Dietze.....................566 May (No. 5)
Crude Still Overhead System Corrosion, A.F. Blumer.......135
December (No. 12)
Discussion: E.Q. Camp..................................................147
Environmental pH as a Factor in Control of Anaerobic Building Organic Protective Coatings to Special Requirements,
Bacterial Corrosion, J.B. Hunter, H.F. McConomy, K.G. Compton ..............................................................148
R.F. Weston..................................................................567 A Case of Corrosion Involving Cinders, C.H. Thompson....151
Discussion: R.F. Hadley, K.M. Wight...............................567 Discussion: L.J. Gorman................................................154
Punched Cards for Filing Corrosion Test Results, Effect of Various Aqueous Solutions Upon the Reactions at
L.R. Voigt.....................................................................582 Pure Iron Anodes and Cathodes; Part 2, W.W. Kittelberger,
Erratum: 1949.................................................................54 A.C. Elm ......................................................................155
Bearing Corrosion in Turbo-Generators, J.A.T. Broeke.....590 Corrosion in Sour Crude Storage Tanks, D. Holsteyn.......168
Discussion: E.F. Dissmeyer............................................598
Erratum: 1949...............................................................133 June (No. 6)
Formulation of Corrosion-Resistant Paint, J.W. Nee.........599 Why Metals Corrode, H.H. Uhlig......................................169
Present Day Aspects of Condensate Well Corrosion, Discussion:......................................................... 352-353
H.E. Waldrip ................................................................611 Electrochemical Studies on Insulating Couplings for
Discussion: T.S. Zajac....................................................618 Underground Pipe and Cable Lines, W. Beck.................175
Corrosion of Copper in Hydrochloric Acid, P.J. Gegner.....619 Corrosion Problems in a Fluid Catalytic Cracking and
Fractionating Unit, N. Schofer.......................................182
1949 (Vol. 5) Erosion-Corrosion of Metals and Alloys, M.G. Fontana,
W.A. Luce.....................................................................189
January (No. 1) Discussion:......................................................... 376-377
Corrosion of Telephone Outside Plant Material,
Behavior of Hydrogen in Steel During and After Immersion
K.G. Compton, A. Mendizza ..........................................194
in Acid, L.S. Darken, R.P. Smith .......................................1
Discussion:................................................................350
Discussion: M.A. Scheil, W.B. Sullivan..............................16
Methods for Prevention of Rust in Water Tanks — A
Cathodic Protection Applied to Gas and Electric Utility
Preliminary Report, F. Schumann.................................198
Operations, W.J. Schreiner.............................................17
Discussion:................................................................310
Experience at Bagnell Dam to Prevent Corrosion of
Protection for Ship Hulls, L.M. Mosher ............................201
Underwater Steel and Iron, T. White, Jr...........................25
Corrosion Problems in Water Wells, T.E. Larson.................27 July (No. 7)
Discussion: R.H. McLead..................................................31
Corrosion Research in the Navy, J.J. Harwood,
Attenuation Equations Applied to Cathodic Protection by
F. Schulman ................................................................203
Distributed Drainage, E.P. Doremus, G.L. Doremus,
Special Anodes for the Cathodic Protection of Water Tanks,
M.E. Parker, Jr...............................................................32
A.L. Kimmel .................................................................217
Aluminum Valve Construction, R. McFarland ....................37
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Development of Pipeline Coatings and Mechanical Application Discussion: The Pulse Polarizer in Corrosion Technology,
Methods, S.D. Day........................................................221 F.L. LaQue, J.M. Bialosky.............................................350
High-Temperature Corrosion of Metals, A. Dravnieks, Discussion: Engineering Aspects of Catholdic Protection
H.J. McDonald.............................................................227 as Applied to Pipelines, W.P. Noser................................351
Principles of Writing Specifications for Metal Protective Discussion: An Investigation of Structural Steel Shop Coat
Paints, W.W. Cranmer..................................................234 Priming Paint, H.F. Hasse, I.E. Boberg, E.W. Wallace,
Role of Adsorption from Solution in Corrosion Inhibitor S.M. Gleser ..................................................................352
Action, N. Hackerman, H.R. Schmidt.............................237 Discussion: Why Metals Corrode, N. Hackerman,
Destruction of An Admiralty Tube Bundle by Stress L.R. Sheppard, W.F. Gross............................................352
Corrosion in the Presence of Mercury, B.B. Morton........244 High-Speed Stress, Corrosion Tester, (Anonymous)..........354
August (No. 8) November (No. 11)
Comparative Corrosion Resistance of Some Copper Alloy Corrosion Tests in the Processing of Soap and Fatty Acids,
Condenser Tubes, J.R. Freeman, Jr., A.W. Tracy...........245 W.Z. Friend, J.F. Mason, Jr. .........................................355
Practical Corrosion Control on Gas Transmission Lines, Discussion: J.L. McPherson............................................367
G.R. Olson, H.V. Beezley...............................................249 Discussion: M.A. Scheil..................................................368
Pulse Polarizer in Corrosion Technology, H.J. McDonald, Experience and Economic Benefits from Cathodic Protection
G.A. Marsh...................................................................254 on Gas Distribution Systems, A.W. Peabody,
Physical and Corrosion Characteristics of Lead in the C.L. Woody...................................................................369
Chemical Industry, K.H. Roll.........................................261 Electrolytic Corrosion of Steel in Concrete, G.M. Magee....378
Discussion: H.P. Godard, R.R. Rogers.............................270 Discussion: S.E. Trouard ...............................................380
Application of Alloy Steel Linings to Tank Storing Corrosive Discussion: L.S. Brown..................................................381
Pulp Cooking Liquor, H.A. Schmitz, M.A. Scheil.............271 Corrosion in Petroleum Processes Employing Aluminum
Chloride, R.S. Treseder, A. Wachter...............................383
September (No. 9)
Discussion: M.A. Scheil, L.D. Cook, Jr............................391
Engineering Aspects of Cathodic Protection as Applied to Cooperative Corrosion Testing in the Wood Pulping Industry,
Pipelines, E.P. Doremus, G.L. Doremus, M.E. Parker, Jr.273 T.R. Gaulke, M.A. Scheil...............................................392
Discussion:....................................................................351 Discussion: J.O. Shelby, B. Thomas, J.J. Heger..............401
Corrosion Resistance of Sprayed Metal Coatings, Proper Bonding of Power Cable Sheath Guards Against
W.B. Meyer..................................................................282 Galvanic Corrosion, W.D. Sanderson.............................403
Discussion: 1950...........................................................167 Discussion: Erosion-Corrosion of Metals and Alloys,
An Investigation of Structural Steel Shop Coat Priming Paint, H. Thompson, H.H. Bennett, J.R. Harrison, L.P. Aker,
S.C. Frye......................................................................288 H.O. Teeple ..................................................................376
Discussion:................................................................351 Use of Selenium Rectifiers as One-Way Valves in Electrolysis
Cathodic Protection of Steel Piling in Seawater, Drainage Wires, J.M. Standring ....................................377
H.A. Humble ................................................................292
Discussion: G.C. Cox .....................................................300 December (No. 12)
Discussion: C.P. Larrabee, F.L. LaQue............................301 Behavior of Bituminous Pipe Coatings Under Bending
Corrosion Testing Facilities at Kure Beach, North Carolina, Vibrational Stress, W. Beck...........................................405
I.M. Parker...................................................................303 Correlation Between Corrosion Survey Results and Actual
A Method for Activating Stainless Steel Specimens Prior to Conditions as Determined Through 130 Miles Of Continuous
Corrosion Tests, R.O. Bayor, E.A. Kachik ......................308 Reconditioning, I.B. Tietze.............................................409
Discussion: Methods for Preventing Rust in Water Tanks, Discussion: R.J. Emerson ..............................................414
J.L. Gilliland, Jr. ..........................................................310 Discussion: J.C. Stirling.................................................415
Multi-Layer Insulation Applications include Non-Capillary Cathodic Protection of Marine Tractor, O. Osborn............416
Glass Fabric, (Anonymous) ...........................................313 Marine Boiler Deterioration, I.G. Slater, N.L. Parr.............417
Corrosion Problems in the Pulp and Paper Industry,
October (No. 10)
R.P. Whitney ................................................................435
Use of Selenium Rectifiers as One-Way Valves In Electrolysis Plant Corrosion in the Fatty Acid Industry, R.J. Paul .......439
Drainage Wires, W.D. Cannon.......................................315 Discussion: M.A. Scheil..................................................442
Discussion:................................................................377
Corrosion Resistance of Commercially Pure Titanium,
1950 (Vol. 6)
G.E. Hutchinson, P.H. Permar ......................................319
Discussion: F.W. Schmitz, P.J. Gegner............................324
January (No. 1)
Discussion: M.G. Fontana, F.T. Wood, Jr., T.R. Watson,
B.B. Morton .................................................................325 Corrosion Testing of Buried Cables, T.J. Maitland................1
Study of Corrosion in the Colleges, H.J. McDonald...........326 Discussion: W. Beck ..........................................................6
Electrochemical Behavior of Zinc and Steel in Aqueous Media, Discussion: D.E. Werner....................................................7
R.B. Hoxeng, C.F. Prutton.............................................330 Corrosion and Protection of Mine Hoist Ropes, F.L. LaQue...8
Discussion: F.A. Prange .................................................338 Experience with Condenser Tubes at a Major Oil Refinery,
Deterioration of Steel Sheet Pile Groins at Palm Beach, S. VanderBaan.............................................................14
Florida, C.W. Ross........................................................339 Preparation of Pipe Surface for Bitumen Coating During
Technical Factors in Testing Pipeline Coatings, D.E. Strearns, Reconditioning, O.C. Mudd.............................................19
M.W. Belson, R.H. Lee..................................................342 Discussion: J.M. Holloway................................................21
A Note on the Effect of Variations of Exposed Area On Corrosion of Wet Steel by Hydrogen Sulfide-Air Mixtures,
Solution Potential and Corrosion Rate of Low-Carbon Steel, D.C. Bond, G.A. Marsh..................................................22
J.M. Bialosky ...............................................................346 Discussion: F.A. Prange ...................................................26
Discussion: J. Preston Engle..........................................349 Discussion: L.R. Sheppard ...............................................28
Discussion: Corrosion of Telephone Outside Plant Material, Cost of Corrosion in the United States, H.H. Uhlig .............29
C.J. Couy.....................................................................350 Mechanism of Oxygen Reduction at An Iron Cathode,
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W.A. Patrick, H.B. Wagner..............................................34 NaCl Solutions, H.H. Uhlig, O.F. Noss, Jr......................140
Aluminum Alloys for the Storage and Transportation of Discussion:................................................................320
Chemicals, E.D. Verink, Jr................................................1 Corrosion Protection of Power Transformers by Flow Coat
Method, S.L. Miller.......................................................144
February (No. 2)
Value of Backfill with Carbon and Graphite Anodes, J.P.
Technical Committee Activities —The Identification of Solid Oliver, W.W. Palmquist.................................................147
Corrosion Products. TP-11...............................................xi Surface Preparation Values and Sandblasting Economics,
Neutralization as a Means of Controlling Corrosion of Refinery A.J. Liebman...............................................................151
Equipment, E.Q. Camp, C. Phillips, Jr. ...........................39 Discussion:................................................................317
An Alternate to Lead Sheath for Telephone Cables, A. Paone46 Installation and Economics of Placing Magnesium Anodes at
Causes of Corrosion in Airplanes and Methods of Prevention, Leaks Repaired on a Pipeline, J.A. Holloway..................157
N.H. Simpson.................................................................51 Corrosion and Protection of Offshore Drilling Rigs —
Use of Ammonia in Control of Vapor Zone Corrosion of Summary of Discussion, F.L. LaQue ............................161
Storage Tanks, F.T. Gardner, A.T. Clothier, F. Coryell......58 Discussion: by J.L. Battle, W.B. Brooks, R.A. Brannon,
Discussion: D.A. Shock............................................. 64,104 W.F. Clapp, G.C. Cox, G.L. Doremus, H.P. Godard, O.
Electrolysis Experiences on 115 KV High-Pressure Osborn, C. Phillips, Jr., O.J. Streever............................161
Oil-Filled Pipe Type Cable Installation in New Orleans, Discussion: Corrosion Resistance of Sprayed Metal Castings,
S.E. Trouard ..................................................................66 W.B. Meyer, W.E. Ballard, E. Bateson ...........................167
Prevention of Corrosion by Means Other Than Protective Extra-Low-Carbon Stainless Steel, A.H. Thomas..................1
Coatings, F.L. LaQue......................................................72
Galvanic Corrosion of Lead-Sheathed Cable.........................1 June (No. 6)
Corrosion on New Distillation Unit Processing Low-Sulfur
March (No. 3)
Crude, D.L. Burns........................................................169
Technical Committee Activities —Electrical Grounding Discussion:................................................................316
Practices Affecting TP-12 .................................................xv Corrosion in Condensate and in High-Pressure Sweet Oil
Experience with Two Graphic Groundbeds in Dry Lakes, Wells, R.C. Buchan.......................................................178
R.J. Emerson .................................................................79 Discussion:................................................................318
Non-Metallic Lining Materials for Process Vessels in the Pulp Role of Polarization in Electrochemical Corrosion, R.H. Brown,
and Paper Industry, B. Thomas.......................................82 G.C. English, R.D. Williams ..........................................186
Discussion: R. McFarland ................................................88 Corrosion in Sulfur Production: Use of an Alloy Protective
National Association of Corrosion Engineers, Its Aims and Coating, N. Hackerman, D.A. Shock..............................195
Role in the Development of Experience in Combating Discussion:................................................................319
Corrosion Problems, F.L. LaQue......................................88 Interference from Forced Drainage, R.H. Pope..................201
Field and Laboratory Evaluation of Petroleum-Based Rust
Preventives, E.L. Walters, R.G. Larsen.............................92 July (No. 7)
Discussion: P.J. Keating, Jr............................................103 Water Side Deterioration of Diesel Engine Cylinder Liners,
Discussion: Use of Ammonia in Control of Vapor Zone F.N. Speller, F.L. LaQue................................................209
Corrosion of Storage Tanks, Reply:.............................104 Discussion:................................................................347
Polarographic Study of Corrosion Phenomena, P. Van Cathodic Protection of Fourteen Offshore Drilling Platforms,
Rysselberghe, J.M. McGee, A.H. Gropp, R.D. Williams, E.P. Doremus, G.L. Doremus........................................216
P. Delahay....................................................................105 Discussion:................................................................317
Technical Practices Committee Report (Digest ) TP-3— A Rust-Preventing Pickling Inhibitor, K.F. Hager,
Anodes for Impressed Currents, Interim Report............114 M. Rosenthal................................................................225
A Protective Relay for Selenium Rectifiers Used as One-Way Cathodic Protection of an Active Ship in Seawater,
Valves in Electrolysis Drainage Wires, W.D. Connon..........1 K.N. Barnard, G.L. Christie...........................................232
Discussion:................................................................319
April (No. 4)
Results of Galvanic Corrosion Tests Involving 9% and 5%
Oil Can Control Wear, R.E. Jeffrey Jr., J.M. Plantfeber.....115 Nickel Steel Tubing Coupled to N-80 Casing......................1
Field Experience with Corrosion Protection of Galvanized Steel
Substation Structures, S.L. Miller.................................120 August (No. 8)
Corrosion of Steel Pipe by Chlorinated Seawater at Various Behavior of the Chromium-Nickel Stainless Steels in Sulfuric
Velocities, V.B. Volkening .............................................123 Acid, G.C. Kiefer, W.G. Renshaw...................................235
Discussion: G. Heinemann.............................................127 Discussion:................................................................350
Discussion: F.L. LaQue..................................................128 Training Program for Corrosion Technicians, J.R. Cowles.245
Corrosion Products on Zinc Anodes Used Underground, Influence of Stress on Corrosion; Part 1, J.J. Harwood.....249
E.A. Anderson..............................................................129 Discussion:................................................................389
Discussion: S.E. Trouard ...............................................131 Some Aspects of the Corrosion of Tin Plate by Prunes,
Field and Laboratory Tests of Sodium Chromates and Alkalies V.W. Vaurio..................................................................260
for Controlling Corrosion in Gas-Condensate Wells, Discussion:................................................................320
C.K. Ellerts, R.V. Smith, F.G. Archer, L.M. Burman, Application of Corrosion-Resisting Materials to Railroad
F. Greene, H.C. Hamontre.............................................131 Electrical Construction —A Condensation, H.F. Brown.268
Discussion: E.C. Greco, M. Darrin, 134, H.E. Waldrip, Technical Practices Committee Report — Condensation of
R. McFarland ...............................................................136 First Interim Report on Galvanic Anode Tests of
Recent Development in Glass-Lined Pipe, S.C. Orr...............1 Subcommittee TP-2 — Galvanic Anodes for Cathodic
Protection.....................................................................274
May (No. 5)
Technical Practices Committee Report First Interim Report on
Corrosion of Metals by Insecticidal Solutions, G.S. Cook, Recommended Practices for Surface Preparation of Steel of
N. Dickinson ................................................................137 Subcommittee TP-6G — Surface Preparation for Organic
Discussion:................................................................316 Coatings.......................................................................276
Potentials Set Up by Thermal Gradients In Iron Immersed in Corrosion in a Large Invert Sugar Tank, H.W. Foelsch..........1
99
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Technical Committee Activities — Objectives of TP-5...........ix December (No. 12)
Technical Committee Activities — Objectives of TP-1,
September (No. 9)
Corrosion of Oil and Gas Well Equipment.......................xvii
Corrosion of Metals in Flourine and Hydroflouric Acid,
Control of Corrosion by Salt Used for De-Icing Highways — A
G.C. Whitaker ..............................................................283
Preliminary Investigation, J.A. Temmerman, A. Sterlin...391
Corrosion Problems in the Railroad Industry, R. McBrian,
Discussion: G.M. Magee, F.L. LaQue...............................393
L.C. Atchison................................................................286
Discussion: M. Darrin....................................................394
Discussion: M. Darrin....................................................289
Some Applications of Electrochemical Thermodynamics,
Influence of Stress on Corrosion. Part 2, J.J. Harwood.....290
M. Pourbaix..................................................................395
Discussion:................................................................369
Aerobic Microbiological Corrosion of Water Pipes; Parts 1 and
Electrochemical Behavior of Zinc and Steel in Aqueous Media;
2, E. Olsen, W. Szybalski..............................................405
Part 2, R.B. Hoxeng......................................................308
Concrete Lining of Cast Iron Lines for Seawater Service,
Discussion: W. Beck ......................................................312
T.S. Moffatt, Jr.................................................................1
Discussion:................................................................351
An Electrochemical Mechanism of Corrosion Inhibition by
1951 (Vol. 7)
Chromates, Nitrites and Other Oxidants, M. Pourbaix,
P. Van Rysselberghe.....................................................313
Discussion: Corrosion on New Distillation Unit Processing January (No. 1)
Low-Sulfur Crudes, E.F. Tibbetts, L.D. Cook, Jr............316 Objectives and Progress of TP-2 Galvanic Anodes for Cathodic
Discussion: Corrosion of Metals by Insecticidal Solutions, Protection, W.P. Noser ......................................................1
H.O. Teeple, R.W. Flournoy, R.S. Dalrymple, R.S. Egly, Combating Corrosion in a Chemical Plant with Magnesium
C.G. Gribble, Jr............................................................316 Anodes, O. Osborn ...........................................................2
Effect of Barnacles and Corrosion on Metals Suspended in Corrosion Inhibitors for Steel, W.G. Palmer........................10
Seawater, S. Thayer..........................................................1 Internal and External Corrosion Experience in Shell’s
Products Pipelines, S.S. Smith, W.J. Curry, E.H. Rush....20
October (No. 10)
Corrosion Fatigue —The Influence of Disarrayed Metal,
Selection of Protective Coatings for Chemical Fume D. Whitwham, U.R. Evans ..............................................28
Resistance, C.C. Harvey................................................323 Aluminum Exterior Facing for Light-Weight Fire-Rated
Report on Round Table Discussion: of General Corrosion Construction, O.M. Mader ................................................1
Problems, F.L. LaQue ...................................................327
A New Method for the Protection of Metals Against Pitting, February (No. 2)
Tuberculation and General Corrosion, H.L. Kahler, Objectives of Technical Practices Committee 3 — Anodes for
C. George.....................................................................331 Impressed Currents, D.H. Bond......................................41
Surface Potential Method of Corrosion Survey of Pipelines, Ohio River Division Corrosion Problems, J.A. Davenport ....42
O.W. Wade...................................................................341 Discussion: A.W. Peabody ................................................46
Discussion: O.C. Mudd ..................................................343 Flame-Sprayed Plastic Coatings, B. Goldberg.....................47
Halides as Acid Pickling Inhibitors, K.F. Hager, Report of Protective Coatings Investigation, Underwater
M. Rosenthal................................................................344 Exposure Tests, 1941-1949 (Summary and Conclusions),
Discussion: Water-Side Deterioration of Diesel Engine H.W. Mundt, L.J. Thompson, S.J. Stacy..........................50
Cylinder Liners, M.A. Hanson, M. Darrin, J.W. Ryznar, Report of Metals Corrosion Investigation, Immersion Tests
J.F. Wilkes, H.H. Uhlig, A.J. Liebman...........................347 Five Years Duration, Initiated 1941 (Summary and
Discussion: Behavior of the Chromium-Nickel Stainless Conclusions), H.W. Mundt, L.J. Thompson, S.J. Stacy.....51
Steels in Sulfuric Acid, P.J. Stuber, H.F. Haase, M. Darrin, Studies on Galvanic Couples; Parts 2 and 3, H.D. Holler....52
F.L. LaQue...................................................................350 Discussion: Use of Cathodic Protection in Conjunction with
Discussion: Electrochemical Behavior of Zinc and Steel in Paint Coatings, E.C. Reichard.........................................69
Aqueous Media, F.N. Alquist, F.L. LaQue, D.W. Johnson, Discussion:................................................................209
H.H. Uhlig....................................................................351 Some Factors Affecting Paint Performance on Cathodically
Finding Coating Faults in Buried Pipe Using Pipe Locator and Protected Steel, A.J. Eickhoff, D.L. Hawke.......................70
Pearson Method, L.F. Heverly............................................1 Discussion: W. Beck ........................................................74
Corrosion of Bubble Caps in a Chemical Plant, C.W. Day,
November (No. 11)
R.C. Schueler, E.V. Kunkel...............................................1
A Study of Some Metals for Use as Permanment Anodes in
Water Tank Cathodic Protection Systems, A.L. Kimmel..353 March (No. 3)
Discussion: L.P. Sudrabin..............................................358 Be An Active Member........................................................75
Design of Anode Systems for Cathodic Submerged Metallic Corrosion Problems in the Modern Byproducts Coke Plant,
Structures, E.R. Shepard, H.J. Graeser, Jr................... 360 C.F. Pogacar, E.A. Tice....................................................76
Discussion: O. Osborn, W.P. Moser, H.H. Uhlig, Discussion: M. Fontana....................................................84
L.R. Sheppard..............................................................375 What Management Expects From the Corrosion Engineer,
A Method of Selecting Protective Coatings for Offshore Drilling J.J. Jacob, Jr.................................................................84
Structures, J.P. Barrett ................................................376 Preventing Corrosion with Protective Paint Coatings,
Discussion: G.G. Sward, L.D. Cook, Jr., G. Diehlman, E.L. Beenfeldt............................................88
V.B. Volkening,.............................................................381 A New Instrument for Measuring Galvanic Corrosion
Discussion: C.C. Harvey, E.R. Stauffacher, Currents, H.P. Godard....................................................93
H.E. Waldrip ................................................................382 Thermofor Catalytic Cracking Gas Plant Corrosion Survey,
Discussion: R.C. Buchan................................................383 C.A. Murray ...................................................................98
Discussion: Influence of Stress on Corrosion, J.W. Ryznar, Discussion: Aerobic Microbiological Corrosion of Water Pipes,
J.M. Bialosky, H.H. Uhlig..............................................389 F.N. Speller..................................................................109
Use of Cathodic Protection in Conjunction with Paint Coatings Discussion: Influence of Stress on Corrosion by E.H. Dix,
— A Progress Report, W.L. Crosby................................383 R.H. Brown, R.D. Williams............................................109
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April (No. 4) Discussion:................................................................360
Technical Practices Committee 15 — Corrosion Control in the Corrosion of Titanium in Acids —The Rate of Dissolution in
Transportation Industry, M.A. Williamson.....................113 Sulfuric, Hydrochloric, Hydrobromic and Hydroodic Acids,
Cathodic Protection of an Active Ship in Seawater; Part 2, M.E. Straumanis, P.C. Chen.........................................229
K.N. Barnard................................................................114 Stress Corrosion: Its Relation to Other Types of Corrosion,
Discussion:................................................................405 U.R. Evans...................................................................238
Porcelain Enamel as a Corrosion-Resistant Coating for Metals, A Proposed Standard Method for Measuring the Electrical
G.H. McIntyre...............................................................118 Resistance of Pipeline Coatings, W.F. Rogers, B.H. Davis,
Discussion: R.P. Liesenbem............................................122 L.R. Sheppard, L.G. Sharpe, E.R. Allen, D. Bond,
Discussion: F.N. Speller, W.F. Deringer...........................123 P.T. Miller.....................................................................245
Literature Survey on Corrosion in Neutral Unaerated Oil Well Erratum:...................................................................320
Brines, H.R. Copson.....................................................123 Dezincification of Alumninum Brass Condenser Tubes Pre-
Corrosion Problems in the Modern Byproduct Coke Plant — vented by Chlorination and Cleaning, C.L. Bulow ..............1
Addendum, E.A. Tice....................................................128
August (No. 8)
Corrosion-Resistant Equipment for the Corn Refining
Objectives of TP-16, Electrolysis and Corrosion of Cable
Industry, R.W. Flournoy ...............................................129
Sheaths, I.C. Dietze......................................................253
Discussion: E.H. Wyche .................................................133
High-Pressure Sweet Oil Well Corrosion, H.L. Bilhartz......256
Tower Footing Corrosion, W.J. Piper, J.D. Piper...............134
Discussion:................................................................318
Discussion:................................................................360
Corrosion Studies of Iron in the Presence of Sulfur,
Discussion: Application of Corrosion Resisting Materials to
R.B. Seymour, W.R. Pascoe, R.D. Stout.........................265
Railroad Electrical Construction, H.P. Godard...............141
Control of Corrosion Damage to Rolling Stock Through Proper
Discussion: Role of Polarization in Electrochemical Corrosion,
Design and Maintenance, F.K. Mitchell..........................269
J.V. Petrocelli...............................................................142
Stainless Steels for the Bottoms of Tanks Containing Sour
Furan Resin Linings, by R. McFarland.................................1
Crude Oil, C.P. Larrabee, W.F. Rogers...........................276
May (No. 5) Materials of Construction for Handling Sulfuric Acid, NACE
Objectives and Progress of Technical Practices Committee 9 — Technical Practices Committee Report-TP-5A — Materials
Corrosion Inhibitors, A. Wachter...................................145 Handling, Manufacturing Sulfuric Acid, S.W. Shepard...279
A Polarographic Method for the Continuous Determination Discussion:..........................................................317,454
of the Consumption of Oxygen in Corrosion Tests, Synthetic Elastomer Linings Prove Economical in Kraft
P. Delahay....................................................................146 Bleaching Unit, K.D. Groves..............................................1
Chemical Resistance of Phenolic Resins, R.B. Seymour....151
September (No. 9)
Current Requirements for the Cathodic Protection of Steel
NACE —A Virile Vehicle for an Organized Attack on
in Dilute Aqueous Solutions, G.R. Kehn, E.J. Wilhelm...156
Corrosion, N.E. Berry....................................................283
Discussion:................................................................403
Discussion:................................................................404
Corrosion Problems Related to Air Transport Aircraft,
Dicyclohexylammonium Nitrite, a Volatile Inhibitor for
O.E. Kirchner, F.M. Morris............................................161
Corrosion Preventive Packaging, A. Wachter, T. Skei,
Discussion: L.W. Smith..................................................177
N. Stillman...................................................................284
Rail Corrosion in the Moffat Tunnel, W. Leaf........................1
Stress Corrosion Cracking in Alkaline Solutions-TP-5C —
June (No. 6) Subsurface Corrosion by Alkaline Solutions A Technical
TP-7 Plans Publication of Bulletin On Corrosion at Elevated Practices Committee Report. Pub. 51-3, H.W. Schmidt,
Temperatures, M.A. Scheil............................................179 P.J. Gegner, G. Heinemann, C.F. Pogacar, E.H. Wyche ..295
Rosin Amine-Ethylene Oxide Condensates as Corrosion Discussion:................................................................404
Inhibitors for Mild Steel in Hydrochloric Acid, E.A. Bried, Corrosion Problems of Motor Coaches, K.L. Raymond ......303
H.M. Winn....................................................................180 Discussion: R.A. Shoan, O.E. Kirchner ...........................307
Discussion:................................................................403 Corrosion Problems in Rural Power Distribution,
Testing Inhibitors of Brine Drippings Corrosion of Railway O.W. Zastrow ...............................................................306
Tracks and Equipment, G.M. Magee..............................186 Discussion: J.G. Stelzer .................................................311
Discussion:................................................................316 Prevention of Corrosion and Metal Attack in the Steam
Some Applications of Corrosion Inhibitors in the Petroleum Water Cycle of the Steam Power Plant, F.G. Straub,
Industry, C.M. Blair, Jr.................................................189 H.D. Ongman.............................................................. 312
Discussion:................................................................316 Discussion: A.M. Guy.....................................................315
Corrosion of Railroad Hopper Car Body Sheets, B.J. Kelly 196 Discussion: Testing Inhibitors of Brine Drippings Corrosion of
Cathodic Protection Technical Practices Bulletin III Prepared Railway Tracks and Equipment, M. Darrin....................316
by Correlating Committee on Cathodic Protection..........202 Discussion: Some Applications of Corrosion Inhibitors in the
Erratum:...................................................................326 Petroleum Industry, H.E. Wallace, W.F. Oxford, Jr.........316
Discussion: Use of Cathodic Protection in Conjunction with Discussion: Materials of Construction for Handling Sulfuric
Paint Coatings, G.A. Works...........................................209 Acid, M.A. Scheil, B. Morrosion, W.G. Renshaw, R.P. Lee,
Protecting Water Works Steel Structures Cathodically, A.K. Ackoff, C.S. Brown, A.J. Liebman...........................317
F.P. MacDonald................................................................1 Discussion: High-Pressure Sweet Oil Well Corrosion,
R.C. Buchan, R. McFarland, W.F. Oxford, Jr.................318
July (No. 7) Discussion: Bacterial Casing Corrosion in the Ventura Field,
Punch Cards Are Latest Abstract Service to Be Provided by F.E. Kulman, H.L. Bilhartz, R.S. Wise, C.G. Deuber.......319
NACE...........................................................................211 Discussion: Dynamically Testing Corrosion in Cooling Water
Bacterial Casing Corrosion in the Ventura Field, K. Doig, Systems, R.D. Miller.........................................................1
A. Wachter...................................................................212
October (No. 10)
Discussion:................................................................319
Corrosion in the Ammonolysis of Aliphatic Chlorides, Education Committee Aims to Demonstrate Importance of
R.S. Treseder, R.F. Miller..............................................225 Corrosion Technology, N. Hackerman............................321
1111
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Economics of Rectifier Installlation for Cathodic Protection Extraneous Currents Noted on Large Transmission Pipeline
of a Bare Pipeline, D.C. Glass........................................322 System, N. Allison, W.E. Huddleston.................................1
Discussion: T.J. Maitland...............................................325 Mechanism of Scale Formation on Iron at High Temperature,
Discussion: M. LaFever, L.A. Hugo, L.R. Sheppard..........326 B. Dunnington, F.H. Beck, M. Fontana..............................2
Filamentary Growths on Metal Surfaces — “Whiskers,” Corrosion by Some Organic Acids and Related Compounds,
K.G. Compton, A. Mendizza, S.M. Arnold.......................327 H.O. Teeple ....................................................................14
Effect of Specimen Shape on Corrosion in the Atmosphere, Discussion: S.W. Shepard, L.M. Nieliwocki........................27
H.R. Copson.................................................................335 Discussion: K. Stevenson, Jr............................................28
Prevention of Corrosion in Naval Aircraft; Part 1, Some Aspects of Ship Bottom Corrosion; Part 1, P. Ffield...29
N.E. Promisel, G.S. Mustin ...........................................339 Aluminum Alloys for Handling and Storage of Fuming Nitric
Passivating Characteristics of the Stainless Steels, Acid, W.W. Binger.............................................................1
W.G. Renshaw, J.A. Ferree............................................353
February (No. 2)
Discussion:................................................................400
Discussion: Corrosion in the Ammonolysis of Aliphatic Effectiveness of Cathodic Currents in Reducing Crevice
Chlorides, C.B. Armstrong, F.C. Jelen...........................360 Corrosion of Several Materials in Seawater, T.P. May,
Discussion: Tower Footing Corrosion, D.J. Hendrickson, H.A. Humble ..................................................................50
T.J. Eberhardt..............................................................360 A Field Investigation of Cathodic Protection in Glass-Lined
A New Electrolysis Switch for Underground Lead Sheath and Galvanized Water Heaters, W.A. Deringer, F. Nelson .57
Cable Drainage Systems, V.B. Pike....................................1 Discussion: F. Kahn, K.A. Phillips, H.A. Humble...............63
Discussion: R.P. Devoluy..................................................64
November (No. 11) Chemical Resistance of Phenolic and Furfuryl Alcohol Type
Selling Management on Corrosion Control, H.H. Anderson361 Coatings, R. Seymour, R. Steiner ....................................65
Area Effects in Crevice Corrosion, O.B. Ellis, F.L. LaQue..362 Discussion: A.K. Ackoff, S.A. Lewis...................................68
Effect of Packaging on Corrosion of Zinc-Plated Equipment, Some Aspects of Ship Bottom Corrosion; Part 2, P. Ffield...69
K.G. Compton, S.M. Arnold, A. Mendizza...................... 365 Discussion: D.R. Arnott, B.E. Meurk.................................69
Historic Church’s Copper Roof Good After 213 Years, Discussion: G. Chadwick..................................................70
A.W. Tracy ...................................................................373 Discussion: J.V.C. Malcomson..........................................71
Performance of a Comprehensive Group of Coatings on Steel. Discussion: R.P. Devoluy..................................................72
First Interim Report, Immersion and Atmospheric Discussion: G.W. Place.....................................................74
Exposures 1949-, United States Panama Canal Protective Discussion: H.B. Benford, H.S. Preiser, H.A. Ingram .........75
Coatings Investigation, H.W. Mundt, L.J. Thompson......376 Discussion: A.C. Purdy.....................................................76
Prevention of Corrosion in Naval Aircraft; Part 2, Discussion: J.H. Rodgers .................................................77
N.E. Promisel, G.S. Mustin ...........................................377 Discussion: F.N. Speller, C.P. Larrabee, T.P. May..............78
Discussion: M. Darrin, G.E. Best....................................388 Discussion: W. Bennett, C. Mastie....................................80
Discussion: H.A. Robinson, O.E. Kirchner.......................389 Discussion: W.E. Lewis....................................................81
Control of Sour Crude Corrosion in Kansas Production Discussion: A.J. Liebman.................................................82
Operations, L.C. Case...................................................390 Reply: P. Ffield.................................................................82
Discussion: H.E. Waldrip, J.N. Breston, H.C. Spalding....396 Silicone Paint Protects High-Temperature Refinery Equipment,
Corrosion Inhibition in Gas Condensate Wells by Intermittent M. Leavenworth................................................................1
Injection of Alkaline Solutions, C.C. Nathan ..................397
March (No. 3)
December (No. 12) Policy and Planning Committee of NACE, E. Noppel ...........89
The Publications Committee, F.L. LaQue .........................409 Cathodic Protection of Moving Underwater Equipment,
Potential Measurements for Determining Cathodic Protection W.S. Merrithew...............................................................90
Requirements, S.P. Ewing.............................................410 Refinery Painting, W.B. Cook............................................ 93
Discussion: J.M. Pearson, R.B. Mears, L.P. Sudrabin......417 Review: Chemical Treatment to Mitigate Corrosion,
Discussion: W.J. Schwerdtfeger......................................418 J.G. Jewell...................................................................100
Sodium Hydroxide as Inhibitor of Pitting in 18-8 Stainless Some Effects of Cathodic Protection on Conventional Paints,
Steel, J.W. Matthews, H.H. Uhlig...................................419 L.P. Sudrabin, F. LeFebvre, D.L. Hawke, A.J. Eickhoff ...109
Discussion: J. P. Casey, Jr., C. B. Armstrong..................421 Discussion: Literature Survey on Corrosion in Neutral
Discussion: W.G. Renshaw.............................................421 Unaerated Oil Well Brines, F.A. Prange..........................111
Discussion: C.S. Brown..................................................422 Reply: H.R. Copson........................................................111
Corrosion Aspects of Fusion Welded Aircraft High-Strength Ceramic Materials in Corrosive Service, R. McFarland..........1
Aluminum Alloys, L.W. Smith.......................................423
April (No. 4)
Discussion: H.P. Godard ................................................437
A Proposed Alternative Method for Measuring the Electrical Regional Management Committee, L. Baldwin..................113
Resistance of Pipeline Coatings, J.K. Ballou, R.P. Howell, Performance of Magnesium Galvanic Anodes in Underground
J.W. Liljeberg, P.F. Offermann.......................................438 Service, O. Osborn, H.A. Robinson................................114
Mechanism of Knife-Line Attack in Welded Type 347 Stainless Discussion: D.J. Hendrickson ........................................129
Steel, M.L. Holzworth, F.H. Beck, M.G. Fontana ............441 Chlorinated Rubber Corrosion-Resistant Coatings,
The Literature on Corrosion, I.M. Parker..........................450 F. Shankweiler, G. Bruxelles, R.E. Whitney...................130
Discussion: Materials of Construction for Handling Sulfuric Discussion: A.J. Liebman, W.F. Connors ........................139
Acid, K.H. Roll..............................................................454 Radiant Heating Systems Need Cathodic Protection Too,
Versatile Electric Arc Metal Spraying Pistol Has High J.F. Hirshfeld, L. Shaeffer.............................................140
Potential...........................................................................1 Physical Chemical Aspects of Corrosion Inhibition,
N. Hackerman..............................................................143
Discussion: H.H. Uhlig, I.M. Parker ................................148
1952 (Vol. 8)
Discussion: M. Stern, G.E. Best......................................149
Corrosion Problems of the Railroads, L. Crane.................149
January (No. 1)
Galvanic Behavior of Tin-Dipped Coatings on Copper Alloys,
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