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Estimating Steel Pitting Resistance in Flowing Media from the Salt Film Formation Potential

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Tarantseva, K.R., Pakhomov, V.S. Estimating Steel Pitting Resistance in Flowing Media from the Salt Film Formation Potential. Chemical and Petroleum Engineering 37, 178–183 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1017638116535

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