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What is a Corrosion Loop - PART 2 - EXAMPLE

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How to prepare a corrosion loop?

To prepare a corrosion loop, the person in charge will look at the overall picture and answer the following questions -

1. What is the process?

2. What are the components?

3. What are the materials for each component?

4. What are the common features among them?

5. Where does the commonality end? -  This is important as that will mark the beginning of a new corrosion loop.

6. Can I use the same inspection procedure for all of them?

7. Do they corrode/get damaged in the same manner due to the same reasons?


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