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Green corrosion inhibitors. A review

Przegląd ekologicznych inhibitorów korozji

10.15199/28.2019.1.4

nr katalogowy: 118944
10.15199/28.2019.1.4

Streszczenie

Corrosion is a significant issue in wide range of fields, including but not limited to: oil and gas industry, water and land transportation, and sewage systems. Destruction of materials exposed to environment is closely related to corrosion. Pipelines and other metal elements exposed to freshwater, seawater, sewage, soil or harsh environmental conditions are especially susceptible to corrosion. Repairing damage caused by corrosion process costs billions of dollars a year. One of the main corrosion prevention methods is to use corrosion inhibitors. Chemical agents and biocides used as corrosion inhibitors are often highly toxic and pose a serious threat to human health and natural environment. Eco-friendly, low cost, and non-toxic alternative is to use natural, green corrosion inhibitors, such as fruits, fruits waste, seeds or leaves extracts, chitosan etc. These natural substances are a reach source of antioxidants, flavonoids, alkaloids, carbohydrates and biocides. Studies show that the use of natural extracts is highly cost-effective and practical technique in the fight against corrosion. Commercial use of green corrosion inhibitors could contribute to substantial savings in infrastructure maintenance costs. This study aims to exemplify natural surfactants that could be used as non-toxic, cheap and effective corrosion inhibitors.

Abstract

Niszczenie materiałów wystawianych na działanie warunków środowiskowych jest ściśle związane z procesem korozji. Jedną z głównych metod zapobiegania temu procesowi jest stosowanie inhibitorów. Wiele powszechnie używanych substancji charakteryzuje duża toksyczność dla człowieka oraz dla środowiska. Dobrą alternatywą dla takich środków są naturalne inhibitory korozji ekstrahowane z różnych części roślin. Badania dowodzą, że naturalne ekstrakty roślinne skutecznie hamują korozję, a niektóre wykazują także właściwości biobójcze, pomocne w walce z biokorozją. Celem pracy jest przedstawienie naturalnych ekstraktów, które mogą zostać wykorzystane w zapobieganiu korozji.

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