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The battle against corrosion and its devastating effects is never ending in all engineering disciplines. Dispensing with highly complex materials and science theory, this practical handbook seeks to help engineers in all disciplines understand corrosion processes and solve corrosion problems during all manufacturing and construction phases and processes. It covers the characterization of materials in terms of corrosion performance, discusses management issues in corrosion control, and provides how-to procedures for detecting corrosion damage, analyzing the damage and preventing corrosion before it starts.

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By R. Darby, Texas A&M University Roberge's weighty tome is designed as a guide for the practicing engineer. The level of presentation is largely qualitative and descriptive, with the more qualitative subjects relegated to the appendixes (e.g., electrochemistry basics, thermodynamics, and E-pH diagrams, etc.). Eleven chapters and seven appendixes are included!Liberal use is made of pictures, tables diagrams, etc. and an extensive list of references is given at the end of each chapter. The book can be read by those with little or no previous background in the subject area and contains a liberal amount of practical information. Upper-division undergraduates; professionals; two-year technical program students. Choice 20000501

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