Using Corrosion Health Monitoring Systems to Detect Corrosion: Real-Time Monitoring to Maintain the Integrity of the Structure
, Loudres Vazquez-Gomez
National Research Council – Institute of Condensed Matter Chemistry and Technologies for EnergyPadova, Italy
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, Luca Mattarozzi
National Research Council – Institute of Condensed Matter Chemistry and Technologies for EnergyPadova, Italy
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, Alessandro Benedetti
National Research Council – Institute of Condensed Matter Chemistry and Technologies for EnergyPadova, Italy
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, , , Krzysztof Dragan
Air Force Institute of TechnologyWarsaw, Poland
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Article Category: Research Article
Published Online: Nov 19, 2024
Page range: 166 - 182
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/fas-2023-0011
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Recording elements and registered parameters_
| Recording elements | Registered parameters |
|---|---|
| Air temperature (Ta) | -40°C – +85°C (±0.3%) |
| Relative humidity (RH) | 0% – 100% (±2%) |
| Conductivity due to pollutants | micro-Siemens, μS |
| Free corrosion | Free corrosion current, μA Cumulative free corrosion, μC |
| Galvanic corrosion | Galvanic corrosion current, μA Cumulative galvanic corrosion, μC |
| Surface temperature (Ts) | -40°C – +85°C (±0.3%) |