Internal Corrosion
Internal Corrosion is a type of electrochemical degradation process that occurs on the inner surface of marine pipelines due to the interaction between the transported fluid and the pipeline material, distinguished from external corrosion by its location and exposure to internal environmental factors such as water content, dissolved gases, flow velocity, and microbial activity.
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Chinese Academy of Sciences
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