The Study of Inhibitive Capability and Behavior of Compound Inhibitor in High Temperature Seawater
Zou Jia
Abstract
Zou Jia
Abstract
Weight loss,electrochemical methods and Scanning Electron Microscope(SEM) were applied to investigate the inhibitive capability and behavior of self-made compound inhibitor(nonylphenylethoxy phosphate ester,polyphosphate,HEDP,ZnSO4,CaGL) for G105 steel in seawater at high temperature.The results showed that the inhibitive efficiency reached 98.1% at 70 ℃ and 95.2% at 90 ℃ with 150 mg/L compound inhibitor,respectively.The compound inhibitor was an effective anodic-type inhibitor.The inhibitor film forming process on the electrode surface showed three different stages with time: the inhibitor film grown up,the compact film existed and sustained,the film decayed.
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Weight loss,electrochemical methods and Scanning Electron Microscope(SEM) were applied to investigate the inhibitive capability and behavior of self-made compound inhibitor(nonylphenylethoxy phosphate ester,polyphosphate,HEDP,ZnSO4,CaGL) for G105 steel in seawater at high temperature.The results showed that the inhibitive efficiency reached 98.1% at 70 ℃ and 95.2% at 90 ℃ with 150 mg/L compound inhibitor,respectively.The compound inhibitor was an effective anodic-type inhibitor.The inhibitor film forming process on the electrode surface showed three different stages with time: the inhibitor film grown up,the compact film existed and sustained,the film decayed.
Key concepts: Scanning electron microscope, Polyphosphate, Seawater, Electrochemistry, Materials science, Phosphate, Electrode, Nuclear chemistry