The Study Of The Efficiency Of (NALCO 23214) Substance Added To The Cooling Towers At The Northern General Company For The Manufacture Of Fertilizer As Corrosive Inhibitor For (Mild Steel) Alloy
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This study aims to appraisal the qualification of (NALCO 23214) which is used as added substance to Cooling Water Tower in General Company for Chemical Fertilizers Industry / North Region-Baiji. Already the results which we are obtained show the corrosion rates in (C.W.) system, and measuring this substance efficiency in corrosion inhibition. The results showed the substance qualification in reduction of corrosion rates when control on the special conditions in system, so the inhibitor qualification and corrosion rate were calculated.
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