4. Conclusion
This article is intended as an introduction to the problems posed
by the use of metallic materials in a marine environment. Whole works
are regularly devoted to the different forms that corrosion can adopt
in these very particular environments, and we do not claim to be able
to cover everything in just a few pages. Our aim here is to show that,
in addition to the chloride ion, which is the main cause of the environment’s
aggressiveness, many other factors come into play over the course
of the process. To explain this clearly and make the reader aware
of the issues, some basic theoretical concepts have had to be discussed
more fully.
We want to stress how essential it is for an engineer who needs
to resolve or anticipate corrosion problems in a marine environment
to have good knowledge not only of the
metallic materials that
can be used...
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