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Various corrosion controlling methods were used to protect the metals such as protective coatings, cathodic protection and the use of corrosion inhibitors.
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Modeling results show that macrocell corrosion controls the localized/pitting corrosion process.
An EPA official reported in a memo obtained by the Michigan ACLU in July that a Flint household had high lead levels, and that he wasn't surprised, since the city hadn't implemented the corrosion controls required by law.
For the localized-corrosion controlled alloys, the t0.5 parameter physically scales with electrochemical response ΔE which is a range between corrosion potential (Ecorr) and pitting potential (Ept).
When questioned by EPA regional water safety expert Miguel Del Toral in February about whether Flint was using a proper corrosion control program to reduce the corrosiveness of the water and prevent lead leaching, Busch replied that the city did in fact have an "optimized corrosion control program".
Among the requirements are lead service line replacements, corrosion control studies and implementation.
The Massachusetts water resources board spends $3.6m on corrosion control alone each year.
Typically, it takes months for a water department to change corrosion control methods, because changes can cause lead spikes.
It was the failure to implement corrosion control that caused lead to leach into the water in Flint.
The lack of corrosion control in Flint, he later wrote, was a "major concern from a public health standpoint".
Failure to implement corrosion control is believed to be the reason for lead contamination in Flint, Michigan.
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