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Influence of residual stress, surface roughness and crystallographic texture induced by machining on the corrosion behaviour of copper in salt-fog atmosphere

Vincent VignalStéphanie Bissey-bretonJ. Gravier

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0209 industrial biotechnologyMaterials sciencePREDICTIONGeneral Chemical EngineeringINHIBITIONchemistry.chemical_element02 engineering and technologyengineering.materialPARAMETERSCorrosionStress (mechanics)MEDIA020901 industrial engineering & automationResidual stressSurface roughnessGeneral Materials ScienceTexture (crystalline)MetallurgyGeneral ChemistrySTAINLESS-STEELS021001 nanoscience & nanotechnologyCopperMODELSOILCrystallographychemistryengineeringLubricationAtacamite0210 nano-technologyRESISTANCE

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International audience; The influence of quadratic stress, crystallographic texture, lubrication and surface roughness generated by superfinish turning on the corrosion behaviour of pure copper was quantified in salt-fog atmosphere. This was done using statistical analysis (Pearson's correlation matrix). Three compounds were found after corrosion tests: atacamite/paratacamite and a black layer (mixture of the lubricant and the salt atmosphere). Surface characteristics were classified according to their decreasing influence on the formation of atacamite/paratacamite as follows: surface roughness and quadratic stress. Lubrication and the crystallographic texture have the lowest influence on corrosion processes. Surface observations revealed that general dissolution occurred under atacamite/paratacamite.

10.1016/j.corsci.2012.04.032https://hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/hal-00761231