Congratulations, boosters decide to award you a small stainless-steel submarine for your great job in this class to go exploring the Gulf of Mexico over winter break! Unfortunately, your maiden voyage includes several instances the University of California of corrosion on its formerly pristine surface. For each of the following patches of corrosion, describe 1) the type of corrosion that is observed; 2) in no more than a few sentences how you would specifically combat that type of corrosion before your trip next winter. a. The magnesium propellers start to pit, even when stationary. b. A scratch your uncle accidentally put in the hull when he helped you put the sub in the water grows over time. c. The welds near the torpedo tubes start to break apart.

Congratulations, boosters decide to award you a small stainless-steel submarine for your great job in this class to go exploring the Gulf of Mexico over winter break! Unfortunately, your maiden voyage includes several instances the University of California of corrosion on its formerly pristine surface. For each of the following patches of corrosion, describe 1) the type of corrosion that is observed; 2) in no more than a few sentences how you would specifically combat that type of corrosion before your trip next winter. a. The magnesium propellers start to pit, even when stationary. b. A scratch your uncle accidentally put in the hull when he helped you put the sub in the water grows over time. c. The welds near the torpedo tubes start to break apart.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

7th Edition

ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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