Apparatus for measuring the degree of sensitization of metal art

Chemistry: electrical and wave energy – Apparatus – Electrolytic

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204404, 204412, 324 711, G01N 2702

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ABSTRACT:
An apparatus for measuring the degree of sensitization of metal articles comprises an electrochemical cell in which the potential of a test-piece of the article with respect to a reference electrode is made to vary linearly with time by feeding currents of suitable intensity from the passivation field to the activation field by means of the counter-electrode; a pair of electrodes moves along the test-piece surface with the respective electrode ends kept equidistant and disposed along an axis substantially perpendicular to the test-piece surface, one of them being in contact with said surface; by measuring the potential difference of this pair of electrodes as a function of their position, the local degree of sensitization of the test-piece is obtained.

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