In-depth distribution of rusts on a plain carbon steel and weathering steels exposed to coastal-industrial atmosphere for 17 years

By K. Asami, M. Kikuchi. 2003

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Atmospheric corrosion of carbon steel in Colombia (2010, background): “In marine atmospheres is common to find magnetite (Fe3O4) and akaganeite (b-FeOOH) [13,14].”
Long-term atmospheric corrosion of mild steel (2011, background): “Asami [35] analysed rust on mild steel exposed for 17 years in a rural atmosphere.”
Corrosion of low carbon steel in atmospheric environments of different chloride content (2009, background): “[3] reported that b-FeOOH was found mainly at thick parts of rust layers; and was scarce at thin parts and may work as a reservoir of Cl ions.”
Weathering steels: From empirical development to scientific design. A review (2014, background): “Asami and Kikuchi [129-130] characterised by XRD, SEM, EPMA and TEM/Electron diffraction (ED) the rusts formed on CS and WS exposed for 17 years in an industrial coastal atmosphere.”
Evolution of corrosion of MnCuP weathering steel submitted to wet/dry cyclic tests in a simulated coastal atmosphere (2012, background): “The b-FeOOH exists and can work as a reservoir of chloride ions [10], and then the rust layer itself would become porous and can facilitate the transportation of chloride ions from outside easily, which promotes the further corrosion”