Understanding the Corrosion Mechanism of Spring Steel Induced by MnS Inclusions with Different Sizes
Abstract This work investigated the effects of differently sized MnS inclusions on the spring steel corrosion mechanism. Accelerated immersion tests, electrochemical measurements and Raman spectroscopy were performed in the vicinity of the MnS inclusions. The number of inclusions associated with exi...
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