Passive corrosion protection
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Passive corrosion protection
Passive corrosion protection
Protection from corrosion comes in many different forms – so they are divided into active and passive corrosion protection. When a component is still in the developing stage we speak of active corrosion protection. In order to completely eliminate every kind of corrosion from the start, it is possible to take additional preventative corrosion protection measures. Of course these passive measures are the aim of surface technology.
Passive corrosion protection is keeping corrosive media away from the surface of the steel. In short, the abstinence of oxygen and water avoids the formation of corrosive elements!
Corrosion protection procedures are selected according to technical necessity. Specific steelwork requirements (including securing and increasing the coefficient of friction from contact areas on slip-resistant connections) are just as relevant as, for example the atmospheric conditions of the surrounding area (DIN EN ISO 12944-2:1998-07; DIN EN 12500:2000-12) or also a purely economic consideration!
