used in slurry water regions were systematically investigated under different serving conditions to discover the erosion material loss process. And the interaction between corrosion and abrasion was quantitively analyzed with advanced electro-chemical measurement apparatus. The results show that the erosion rates of the tested materials increase with the increasing sand amount in water or with the increasing erosion speed. In high mud and slurry content circumstances
net abrasion amount accounts about 62%-92% of total weight loss. And the abrasion is the main wear mode
while corrosion is minor. The corrosion enhancement due to abrasion increases with the increasing erosion intensity
and such enhancement on the material loss cannot be neglected.
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