Sentence examples for more corrosion from inspiring English sources

A "cold" repository, with wastes spaced more widely, might mean more corrosion in the early years.

Oil executives have warned that the water could lead to more corrosion, ruptures and oil spills on the tundra.

In 2014, the Nuova Venezia newspaper published photos that showed that the steel flaps had already suffered more corrosion than the builders had anticipated.

They have also been made more corrosion resistant, to counteract problems caused largely by hydrogen sulfide gas found in oil deposits.

The recall covers vehicles in the model years 1998 to 2003 sold or registered in areas where the heavy use of road salt can cause more corrosion.

However, when researchers at University of California, Berkeley, monitored graphene coatings on silicon and copper over two years they found even more corrosion than if the materials had been left bare.

It gets a deeper cargo bed (by 2.3 inches), and its frame gets sturdier, square-sided rails that are far more corrosion-resistant and wear far better.

In general, graphitized carbon supports were more corrosion-resistant than amorphous carbon black.

Now, organizations are looking to move away from these types of alloys to a more corrosion-resistant alloy at a much higher cost.

In general, the use of a low water-to-cementitious-materials ratio and a mix containing supplementary materials like fly ash and slag will provide a more dense, more corrosion-resistant concrete compared with a typical plain portland cement concrete.

Corrosion resistance evaluated by means of neutral salt spray test showed that zinc nickel CMM coatings were more corrosion-resistant than the monolithic coating of zinc or nickel of similar thickness.