Transpassivation is a phenomenon in which a passivated metal starts rapid dissolution (increase in corrosion rate) if the metal’s electrode potential becomes too positive. Transpassive dissolution of metals is closely related to passive film breakdown and localized corrosion. The level of… View Full Term
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Denis Baker has been with Rhino Linings for more than 7 years overseeing major projects, and supplying technical information, specification, and coating details to the Rhino Linings Australasian Dealer network and their customers. Denis has significant experience to call on in his engineering role at Rhino Linings. He spent 27 years based in Victoria as an Aircraft Ground & Flight Test Engineer and Project Manager in the Australian aeronautical industry. He is a passionate advocate of engineering skills and what they can bring to the community, and regularly presents at seminars, customer briefings, and training activities.
Both abrasive and corrosive, the marine environment is unforgiving of maritime structures such as offshore platforms and rigs, and ocean-going vessels – all of which are major investments for the companies operating them....