Pipeline Corrosion is a type of localized or generalized deterioration of pipeline materials resulting from electrochemical, chemical, or microbiological interactions between the pipeline surface and its surrounding environment, distinguished by its occurrence within conduit systems designed for the transportation of fluids or gases.
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