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Salty Fog Test

Discussion in 'Sampling, Standards and Inspection' started by Ardaqr, Feb 20, 2018.

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  1. Ardaqr

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    Hi all,

    I did a salty fog test and the material didn't have corrosion problem but there were corrosion on the welded spots. I checked the ISO 9227 standard but couldnt find a clear sentence about it. Is it right way to evaluate a sample's welded and non-welded areas with the same criterias ? Is there any rule or standard that defines that ?
     
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    Hi, can you tell me a little bit more about what you were testing? was it base steel or?.. I think what you should ask yourself is this? is the part going to be used in the exact way it was tested? then you will have the answer if you should assess the welded / non welded in the same area, because you know that the welded with corrode quicker.
     
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    Hi Steve

    We're testing carbon steel part which has powder coat on it. We will use it exact way it was tested.
     
    Ardaqr, Mar 12, 2018
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