Sentence examples for corrosion-prone from inspiring English sources

Corrosion-prone minerals were feldspars, etchings were observed on pyrite and mica grains.

Mr. Adler said that G.M. was aware of only six fires and one injury that occurred outside the corrosion-prone states.

FRP reinforcement for concrete has been developed to replace steel in several applications, particularly in corrosion-prone RC structures.

Glass fiber composites offer a desired balance of performance and cost for replacement of corrosion-prone steel reinforcement in concrete; their rapid deterioration in the alkaline environment of concrete is, however, a major drawback.

For nearly $400, you'd think Bose would spend a couple extra bucks on a classier (and less corrosion-prone) cable.

This process is also applicable to other corrosion-prone nanowires such as copper and aluminum nanowires, as well as for other metal nanowires where fabrication processes introduce intermediate layers at the contacts.

The synergistic anti-corrosion mechanism of the inhibitors within the oxide film on the corrosion prone alloy was determined.

In alloys exhibiting a low pitting propensity, metastable pitting activity completely ceased as the underpotential from Epit was increased, whereas for corrosion prone alloys, metastable activity continued independently of underpotential.

Higher loading level and longer corrosion period are prone to cause the brittle failure of RC beams.

Half-cell potential measurement showed that the geopolymer mixes were generally more prone to corrosion, although showed low-level corrosion activity and exhibited times to failure that were 3.86 5.70 times longer than those of the OPC concrete.

"Twenty years ago boilers were much bigger and heavier and less prone to corrosion.