
doi: 10.1685/csc09331
handle: 20.500.14243/32410 , 11573/402328
An improvement of a mathematical model of the galvanic iron corrosion, previously presented by one of the authors, is here proposed. The iron(III)-hydroxide formation is, now, considered in addition to the redox reaction. The PDE system, assembled on the basis of the fundamental holding electro-chemistry laws, is numerically solved by a locally refined FD method. For verification purpose we have assembled an experimental galvanic cell; in the present work, we report two tests cases, with acidic and neutral electrolitical solution, where the computed electric potential compares well with the measured experimental one.
iron, electrochemistry, galvanic cell, numerical simulation, passivation, convection-diffusion equations, Iron; PDE; redox reaction; KINETICS; NUMERICAL SIMULATION, iron corrosion
iron, electrochemistry, galvanic cell, numerical simulation, passivation, convection-diffusion equations, Iron; PDE; redox reaction; KINETICS; NUMERICAL SIMULATION, iron corrosion
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