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Increasing sulfide pollution of harbors and river estuaries has markedly increased corrosion of surface condenser alloys using once through cooling water. A laboratory study was conducted of several condenser tube alloys in flowing buffered sodium chloride solution, contaminated periodically with sulfide. The results showed that alternate treatment with sulfide and air was much more aggressive than air alone or sulfide alone. Corrosion performance of the alloys is compared.
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