Corrosion resistance

The concept of corrosion includes all chemical and electrochemical processes that result in the spontaneous and continuous degradation of metal and alloy surfaces. Some metals form a protective oxide layer on the surface that protects the rest of the metal from further corrosion. These are called protective films. Aluminum forms such a film, which, under the action of oxygen in the air, is covered even at room temperature with a thin layer of aluminum oxide, making it resistant to atmospheric agents.

ALLOYCONDITIONCorrosion resistance
COACOIACOMACORASCOAEXCAICOAPCA
1050066566666
1050Hx266566666
1050Hx466566666
1050Hx666566666
1050Hx866566666
2007T436364343
2011T63334 543
2014T433344344
2017T434344344
2024T334344   
2024T434344   
3003Hx264566666
3003Hx466566666
5005Hx26 56666 
5052Hx266566666
5083Hx266565656
5754Hx266665656
6060T665566665
6063T665566665
6082T655556555
7075T633344344
Legend for Corrosion Parameters
CODMeaning of CodeValue ScalePossible Values
COACorrosion Index, GeneralScale: 2-7Missing information
COIACorrosion Index in Industrial AtmosphereScale: 2-7Not applicable
COMACorrosion Index in Marine EnvironmentScale: 2-7Inadequate
CORACorrosion Index in Rural EnvironmentScale: 2-7Not recommended
SCOACorrosion Index under StressScale: 2-7Acceptable
EXCAExfoliation Corrosion IndexScale: 2-7Good
ICOAIntergranular Corrosion IndexScale: 2-7From good to very good
PCAOperating Corrosion IndexScale: 2-7Very good
   Excellent

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