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Experimental Studies on Pitting of 410 Stainless Steel in Seawater and Condensate with CO2
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Figure 1: Coupons after exposure to deaerated seawater
Figure 2: Coupons after exposure to deaerated inhibited seawater
Figure 3: Coupons after exposure to deaerated distilled water
Figure 4: Coupons after exposure to inhibited deaerated distilled water
Figure 5: Coupons after exposure to aerated seawater
Figure 6: Coupons after exposure to aerated seawater with packer fluid
Figure 7: Coupons after exposure to aerated distilled water
Figure 8: Coupons after exposure to aerated distilled water with packer fluid
Figure 9: Deaerated Sea Water with 58 psia CO2
Figure 10: Deaerated Sea Water with 58 psia CO2 with packer fluid
Figure 11: Deaerated Distiled Water with 58 psia CO2
Figure 12: Deaerated Distiled Water with 58 psia CO2 with packer fluid
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Figure 13: Aerated Sea Water with 58 psia CO2 .
Figure 14: Aerated Sea Water with 58 psia CO2 with packer fluid
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Figure 15: Aerated Distiled Water with 58 psia CO2.
Figure 16: Aerated Distiled Water with 58 psia CO2 with packer fluid
Figure 17: Aerated Tap Water with 58 psia CO2
Figure 18: Aerated Tap Water with 58 psia CO2 with packer fluid
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