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Failure (Continued) High-Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled
Flixborough chemical reactor, 387 Vehicles (HMMWV), 189–192,
functional, 329 309–310
gas distribution, 255 High temperature corrosion and wear, 354
Guadalajara Sewer Explosion, 383–384 Hoar report, 96–102, 318, 321, 392
heat recovery steam generators, 374 Home appliances, 122, 186–188, 306–308
hot water systems, 342–346 Howitzer firing platforms, 192, 311
landing gear steel pin, 370–372 Hydraulic plants, 156–157
oil storage tank, 375–376 Hydrocarbons, 42, 79
pipe clamp joint connector, 358–361 Hydrogen embrittlement, 33, 64, 66, 70,
pipeline failures, 388–389 74–76, 79–83, 85, 88
piping rupture at Mihama Nuclear Power Hydrogen-induced blistering, 76–78, 83,
Plant, 385–386 88
Point Pleasant Bridge, Ohio, 396 Hydrogen-induced cracking, 74–78, 372,
potential, 329 374
radioactive waste storage, 381–382 prevention, 87–88
rock bolts, 365–367 Hydrogen-induced plasticity, 86
stainless steel tubing, 367–372 Hydrogen stress cracking See
steel coal-conveyor drive shaft, 361–362 Hydrogen-induced cracking
swimming pool roof collapse, 387–388
tanker (Erika), 386–387 Impact wear, 47–48
tie rods of suspension bridge, 339–343 Impingement, 44, 47, 51–53
water pipes, 376–377 Inclusions, 27, 65, 77–78, 88
Fatigue wear, 47 Inhibitors, 216–218
Fault, 327 additives, inhibiting, 218
Film-induced cleavage models, 85 deicers, 219
Flow accelerated corrosion, 385–386 iron and steel, 218
Food processing sector, 122, 182–183, petroleum industry, 217–218, 379–380
303–304 pulp and paper, 218
Fossil fuel energy systems, 393 water systems, 267–268
Fossil fuel steam supply systems, 154–156 Intergranular corrosion (IGC), 23, 30–34,
Fresh water, 144 42, 60–61, 70, 72–73, 84–85
Fretting corrosion, 44–46, 50, 55–59, 65, Internal attack, 25–26, 28
305
Furnaces, 187 Japan, 100, 321, 386
Galling stress, 59 KC-135 Stratotanker, 193–195, 312
Galvanic series, 9–11
Magnetic and magneto-optic devices, 306
Gas distribution, 254–255 See also
Corrosion –Costs –Gas Marine and offshore industry, 394–395
distribution Mechanically assisted corrosion, 44–67, 69
Grain boundaries, 25–27, 30–31, 46, wear impact, 45–46
Medical implants and prosthesis, 397
62–63, 65, 72, 79, 81, 85
Metallic coatings See under Protective
Hazardous materials storage, 117–118, coatings
145–148, 257–260 Metals and alloys, corrosion resistant,
Hazardous materials transport, 121, 214–215, 293–294, 296–297
167–170, 288–289 Microbiologically-influenced corrosion
HE See Hydrogen embrittlement (MIC), 36–44, 139, 245–246
Helicopters, 192–193 freshwater environments, 37