Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
620191 Wear 2006 8 Pages PDF
Abstract

An attempt is made to link experimental potential variations noticed during tribo-corrosion tests performed at laboratory scale, with a well known mapping tool used in corrosion, namely Pourbaix diagrams also known as E–pH diagrams. Backgrounds of E–pH diagrams and electrochemical kinetics are briefly recalled. Some explanations and/or work hypotheses concerning the effect of test parameters on the potential variation during tribo-corrosion tests are presented. The complex interplay between mechanical, chemical, and electrochemical interactions during tribo-corrosion test is discussed. It demonstrates that further research towards the development of appropriate mapping tools for tribo-corrosion is most indicated.

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