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Relevant atmospheric corrosion laboratory testing environments were developed to explore the influence of inert dust and seawater on the corrosion susceptibility of stainless steel in spent nuclear fuel dry storage conditions. Measurements from dust collected on in-service dry storage canisters were applied to develop exposure conditions. Three atmospheric exposure conditions, two static and one cyclic, were examined with three different surface coverages: co-deposited large dust and seawater, co-deposited small dust and seawater, and solely seawater.
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