Corrosion is a worldwide problem, posing a threat to the safe operation of machinery and equipment. In this article has been analyzed the problem of corrosion on selected elements of the aircraft engine. At the beginning, are discussed the types of corrosion, as well as the materials from which were made the examined parts. The sensitive kinematic vapor from the jet engine was examined in three different galvanic coatings and in the state without any anti-corrosion coating in order to check the effectiveness of galvanic coatings. The results of the NSS tests were then illustrated and discussed. On the basis of the obtained test results, were formulated final conclusions.
Corrosion Testing of Kinematic Connection Details from the Jet Engine in a Seawater Environment
2021
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