Influence of corrosion products nature on dechlorination treatment: case of wrought iron archaeological ingots stored 2 years in air before NaOH treatment
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Influence of corrosion products nature on dechlorination treatment: case of wrought iron archaeological ingots stored 2 years in air before NaOH treatment

XRD setup for in-situ measurment on a rotating anode generator

Three wrought iron ingots immersed during 2000 years at 12 m deep in Mediterranean Sea were stored after excavation for 2 years without specific protection in air. After that period, two of them were treated by immersion in a NaOH solution, while the third was used to describe the corrosion system resulting from the storage conditions. This characterisation was achieved by a combination of microanalytical techniques. It could be concluded that though ferrous hydroxychloride β-Fe2(OH)3Cl was the main Cl containing phase at the time of excavation, akaganeite [β-FeO1-x(OH)1+xClx] was the only one present in the rust layers after storage. In order to determine the influence of corrosion products nature on dechlorination treatment, the evolution of a corrosion system composed of both Cl containing phases β-FeOOH and β-Fe2(OH)3Cl has been followed during in situ NaOH experimental treatment. Specific behaviours of each phase to the dechlorination treatment have been revealed.

 

Influence of corrosion products nature on dechlorination treatment: case of wrought iron archaeological ingots stored 2 years in air before NaOH treatment,
F. Kergourlay; E. Guilminot; D. Neff; C. Remazeilles; S. Reguer; P. Refait; F. Mirambet; E. Foy; P. Dillmann, Corros. Eng. Sci. Technol. 45, (2010) 407-413.

 
#1759 - Màj : 03/01/2016

 

 

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