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Corrosion

10/14/2012 2:09 PM

How Corrosion mostly Start from End or bend of Material or Structure.

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Re: Corrosion

10/14/2012 10:58 PM

For one thing, cutting and bending produce a rougher surface (minute pits and cracks), so that there is more contact area. Any oxide or other protective outer layers are also degraded. Residual stress in bends also accelerates corrosion.

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