Inhibitory ingredients to protect exposed surfaces of mechanisms from rust and corrosion

Authors

  • A.Sobirjonov T.f.n. Associate Professor
  • V.M.Meliyev Assistant
  • RB Siddikov Master
  • Abdurahimov Lochinbek Hayitbekovich Tashkent State Transport University

Keywords:

Rust, activity, process, surface

Abstract

This thesis provides information about the corrosion of metal objects and its effect on the operation of the mechanism. There is also information about the activities of anti-corrosion research institutes.

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V.I.Fedorchenko Corrosion of metals Orenburg 2009

GOST 7751-2009 Technique, used in agriculture. Pravila xrananiye.

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2022-06-18

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Vol. 9 (2022): TJET

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Inhibitory ingredients to protect exposed surfaces of mechanisms from rust and corrosion. (2022). Texas Journal of Engineering and Technology, 9, 73-75. https://zienjournals.com/index.php/tjet/article/view/1968