Proposal of a Novel Criteria for Soil Corrosivity Evaluation and the Development of New Soil Synthetic Solutions for Laboratory Investigations

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Autor(a) principal: Giarola,J. M.
Data de Publicação: 2022
Outros Autores: Santos,B. A. F., Souza,R. C., Serenario,M. E. D., Martelli,P. B., Souza,E. A., Gomes,J. A. C. P., Bueno,A. H. S.
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Materials research (São Carlos. Online)
Texto Completo: http://old.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S1516-14392022000100267
Resumo: Abstract A novel method to classify the aggressiveness of soil considering its physicochemical content and the development of new synthetic solutions for lab uses is proposed. The results showed that the main criteria existing in the literature for soil corrosivity classification might cause misunderstandings about the real aggressiveness. The synthetic solutions proposed aim to cover a wide range of soil found worldwide in order to refine the assessment of their characteristics hence their corrosivity. For the lab experiments, an API 5L X65 pipeline carbon steel was used. The solutions presented great reliability, and they seemed to be adequate to simulate soils with the presence of sulfate-reducing bacteria (SRB), chloride, and high pH.
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title Proposal of a Novel Criteria for Soil Corrosivity Evaluation and the Development of New Soil Synthetic Solutions for Laboratory Investigations
spellingShingle Proposal of a Novel Criteria for Soil Corrosivity Evaluation and the Development of New Soil Synthetic Solutions for Laboratory Investigations
Giarola,J. M.
Soil corrosion
physicochemical properties
synthetic soil solution
X65 steel
title_short Proposal of a Novel Criteria for Soil Corrosivity Evaluation and the Development of New Soil Synthetic Solutions for Laboratory Investigations
title_full Proposal of a Novel Criteria for Soil Corrosivity Evaluation and the Development of New Soil Synthetic Solutions for Laboratory Investigations
title_fullStr Proposal of a Novel Criteria for Soil Corrosivity Evaluation and the Development of New Soil Synthetic Solutions for Laboratory Investigations
title_full_unstemmed Proposal of a Novel Criteria for Soil Corrosivity Evaluation and the Development of New Soil Synthetic Solutions for Laboratory Investigations
title_sort Proposal of a Novel Criteria for Soil Corrosivity Evaluation and the Development of New Soil Synthetic Solutions for Laboratory Investigations
author Giarola,J. M.
author_facet Giarola,J. M.
Santos,B. A. F.
Souza,R. C.
Serenario,M. E. D.
Martelli,P. B.
Souza,E. A.
Gomes,J. A. C. P.
Bueno,A. H. S.
author_role author
author2 Santos,B. A. F.
Souza,R. C.
Serenario,M. E. D.
Martelli,P. B.
Souza,E. A.
Gomes,J. A. C. P.
Bueno,A. H. S.
author2_role author
author
author
author
author
author
author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Giarola,J. M.
Santos,B. A. F.
Souza,R. C.
Serenario,M. E. D.
Martelli,P. B.
Souza,E. A.
Gomes,J. A. C. P.
Bueno,A. H. S.
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Soil corrosion
physicochemical properties
synthetic soil solution
X65 steel
topic Soil corrosion
physicochemical properties
synthetic soil solution
X65 steel
description Abstract A novel method to classify the aggressiveness of soil considering its physicochemical content and the development of new synthetic solutions for lab uses is proposed. The results showed that the main criteria existing in the literature for soil corrosivity classification might cause misunderstandings about the real aggressiveness. The synthetic solutions proposed aim to cover a wide range of soil found worldwide in order to refine the assessment of their characteristics hence their corrosivity. For the lab experiments, an API 5L X65 pipeline carbon steel was used. The solutions presented great reliability, and they seemed to be adequate to simulate soils with the presence of sulfate-reducing bacteria (SRB), chloride, and high pH.
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