EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF CORROSION RESISTANCE OF AISI-SAE 1020 CARBON STEEL IMPLANTED BY TITANIUM IONS

Authors

  • Ely Dannier Valbuena Niño Grupo de Investigación en Tecnología del Plasma - GINTEP, Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana - A.A 2932 * Grupo de Investigación en Física y Tecnología del Plasma - FITEK, Universidad Industrial de Santander - A.A. 678 Santander - Bucaramanga - C
  • Dario Yesid Peña Ballesteros * Escuela de Ingeniería Metalúrgica y Ciencia de Materiales. Universidad Industrial de Santander -A.A. 678 Bucaramanga - Santander - Colombia
  • Martha Sofia Reyes Corzo Grupo de Investigación en Tecnología del Plasma - GINTEP, Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana - A.A 2932 * Grupo de Investigación en Física y Tecnologí­a del Plasma - FITEK, Universidad Industrial de Santander - A.A. 678 Santander - Bucaramanga - C
  • Valeriy D Dugar-Zhabon Grupo de Investigación en Física y Tecnología del Plasma - FITEK, Universidad Industrial de Santander - A.A. 678 Santander - Bucaramanga - Colombia

Abstract

The three-dimensional ion implantation technique (3DII) is an alternative to the material surface treatment which is used to mitigate the corrosion effect in low carbon steels exposed to aggressive media. In this work, the behavior of the surfaces of AISI SAE 1020 steel modified with titanium ions in respect to corrosion is studied by using electrochemical techniques. A considerable  decrease  in  the  corrosion  rate  of  the  implanted  samples  compared  to  the  non-implanted  samples  is demonstrated. Thus an effective mechanism for the steel protection against deteriorations in aggressive media is found.

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Published

2012-04-02

How to Cite

Valbuena Niño, E. D., Peña Ballesteros, D. Y., Reyes Corzo, M. S., & Dugar-Zhabon, V. D. (2012). EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF CORROSION RESISTANCE OF AISI-SAE 1020 CARBON STEEL IMPLANTED BY TITANIUM IONS . LatinAmerican Journal of Metallurgy and Materials, 138–146. Retrieved from https://www.rlmm.org/ojs/index.php/rlmm/article/view/300

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2013, 33(1)

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