The Galvanostatic technique does not have a single purpose; rather, it is used for general-purpose measurements. For example, you can use Galvanostatic experiments to study the formation or breakdown of… read more →
Here is a Galvanostatic Setup dialog box complete with its default parameters. Initial I Current prior to the current step. The allowed range is ± the potentiostat’s rated current. Its… read more →
This section describes the standard corrosion measurement techniques that are included with a DC Corrosion system. Each technique description includes: A short overview of the technique and its uses. A… read more →
The data file from a Polarization Resistance experiment is analyzed using the Polarization Resistance.Gscript provided with the DC Corrosion software. The Polres analysis package is used for fast, simple corrosion-rate calculation.… read more →
The Polarization Resistance standard technique is run by selecting Experiment, DC Corrosion, Polarization Resistance from the Framework™ menu bar. This initiates the following sequence of events: A Runner window is… read more →
The polarization resistance technique is a non-destructive technique used to obtain a rapid estimate of the corrosion rate of a metal in a solution. Cell current readings are taken during… read more →
The data file from a Galvanodynamic experiment normally is analyzed by the Galvanodynamic.Gscript analysis script. Use Galvanodynamic experiments to obtain qualitative or quantitative information. The Galvanodynamic data can be used… read more →
Run the Cyclic Polarization standard technique by selecting Experiment > DC Corrosion > Cyclic Polarization from the Framework™ menu bar. This initiates the following sequence of events: Framework creates a… read more →
The Cyclic Polarization technique is normally used to qualitatively evaluate a metal’s tendency to pit in a corrosive environment. With this technique, you can determine quantitative information such as protection… read more →
Here is a Cyclic Polarization Setup dialog box complete with its default parameters. Initial E Starting point for the initial sweep during data-acquisition. The allowed range is ±10 V with… read more →