Corrosion tests
Compare and validate the resistance of materials and equipment to corrosive atmospheres
Why carry out corrosion tests?
- Validate the resistance of equipment exposed to corrosive atmospheres.
- Prevent deterioration of materials.
- Check the effectiveness of coatings and surface treatments.
- Comply with industry standards.
Types of corrosion tests
- Salt spray tests: Exposure to a controlled salt spray atmosphere.
- Cyclic salt spray tests: Exposure to an atmosphere alternating salt spray and humidity with optional drying phases.
- Polluted atmosphere tests (corrosive gases): Simulation of aggressive industrial conditions.
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Salt spray enclosures
- Number: >10 enclosures
- Useful volume: 0.5 to 13 m³
- Temperature: up to +70°C
- Relative humidity: up to 98%
- Neutral and acetic salt spray
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Environmental chamber for corrosion in a mixed gas flow
- Number: 1 enclosure
- Useful volume: 100dm3
- Temperature and humidity control
Standards applicable to corrosion testing
- NF EN IEC 60068-2-11, NF EN IEC 60068-2-52, NF EN ISO 9227 : Salt spray tests.
- NF EN IEC 60068-2-60 : Gas corrosion tests.
- RTCA DO-160 : Environmental salt spray tests for aeronautical equipment.
- MIL-STD-810, AECTP 300, GAM EG 13: Military resistance standards. Salt spray tests for military applications.
- DIN 50021, VOLVO VCS 1027, GMW 3172, Renault D17 1058: Corrosion tests for the automotive industry.
Integrating corrosion testing into product development
- Preliminary analysis: Definition of requirements and test design.
- Carrying out the tests: Implementation in the laboratory according to your needs.
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