WO2005050186A1 - 実環境分極測定装置及びそれを用いた実環境分極抵抗・分極曲線測定方法 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a polarization measuring device for accurately measuring the polarization resistance and the polarization curve of a metal material surface in a solution or a coating film applied on a metal surface in a solution in a real environment, and a polarization resistance and polarization curve measurement using the same. It is about the method. Background art
- polarization resistance the ratio of the change in potential to the change in current density on the surface of a metal material in a solution.
- the relationship between the potential on the surface of the metal material in the solution and the current density is called a polarization curve. From the polarization resistance and the shape of the polarization curve, not only can the electrochemical properties at the metal interface be examined, but also the corrosion rate of the metal can be accurately estimated. Measuring polarization resistance and polarization curve is very important in engineering.
- the state of the solution such as the solution temperature, pH value, and solution components, and the corrosion state of the metal surface, etc.
- the polarization curve can be measured in a real environment, it will be possible to obtain important engineering knowledge such as estimating the corrosion state of metal surfaces and estimating electrochemical reactions.
- Non-Patent Documents 1 to 4 A number of polarization resistance and polarization curve measurement methods have been researched and developed so far (see Non-Patent Documents 1 to 4).
- the polarization curve is obtained by observing the potential change at each applied current and plotting it on a graph of current density vs. potential. And obtained. In the actual environment, it is necessary to insulate the external current flowing from the surrounding environment in order to accurately grasp the applied current.
- a polarization measuring device as shown in Fig. 1 is used for polarization curve measurement.
- 1 is a sealed potential detecting electrode
- 2 is a measured potential detecting electrode
- 3 is a counter electrode
- 4 is a sealing confirming electrometer
- 5 is a constant potential power supply
- 6 is a measuring potentiometer
- 7 is a measuring potentiometer.
- 8 is a sealed container for insulating external current from the surrounding environment
- 9 is the surface of the metal material to be measured, that is, the measurement surface.
- the sealed container 8 when measuring the polarization curve, the sealed container 8 is set on the measurement surface 9 via the sealing rubber packing 7. That is, the rubber packing 7 insulates between the measurement surface 9 and the sealed container 8.
- a counter electrode 3 to which a current is applied from a constant potential power supply 5 is installed in the sealed container 8.
- the polarization measuring device shown in FIG. 1 is provided with a measuring potential detecting electrode 2 and a measuring electrometer 6. Further, in order to check the insulation of the sealed container 8, the polarization measuring device is provided with a sealed potential detection electrode 1 and a sealed confirmation electrometer 4 outside the container.
- a measurement procedure for measuring a polarization curve using the conventional polarization measurement device shown in FIG. 1 will be described.
- a water leak test is performed before measurement to confirm that the sealed container 8 is tightly closed.
- the dipper installs the polarization measurement device at the measurement location in the real environment (for example, the wall of a ship immersed in seawater) (in Fig. 1, the measurement location is the metal surface 9).
- a current is applied from the counter electrode 3 and the potential change of the metal surface 9 to be measured is measured. Further, at that time, in order to confirm the insulation in the sealed container 8, it is confirmed that the potential of the sealing potential detecting electrode 1 has not changed.
- the applied current applied from the counter electrode 3 is converted into a current density according to the area of the metal surface 9 and the like, and the data is recorded.
- the polarization curve is obtained by plotting the potential change on the metal surface 9 for each of the different applied currents.
- a circuit is created by connecting a metal for measuring the polarization curve and a counter electrode serving as an applied current source to a DC power supply in a solution insulated from the surrounding environment.
- the polarization curve is obtained by changing the applied current and plotting the relationship between the observed metal surface potentials.
- the measurement circuit is applied in the actual environment without electrical sealing from the surrounding environment, it may not be possible to measure external current flowing from the surroundings, such as anticorrosion current or stray current flowing from anticorrosion equipment.
- external current flowing from the surroundings such as anticorrosion current or stray current flowing from anticorrosion equipment.
- stray current flowing from anticorrosion equipment since a part of the applied current for the measurement leaks to the external environment, there was also a problem that the relationship between the potential on the surface to be measured and the current density could not be accurately obtained.
- the polarization resistance is high and the electric conductivity of seawater is high. If it is easy to do so, problems will occur. Therefore, accurately grasp the current density on the surface of the metal to be measured. This is impossible, and the conventional polarization resistance measurement method as described above has a drawback that the polarization resistance / polarization curve cannot be measured accurately.
- the present invention has been made in view of the circumstances described above, and an object of the present invention is to accurately measure a polarization resistance / polarization curve in a real environment without securing sealing of a measurement surface from an ambient environment.
- An object of the present invention is to provide a polarization measuring device and a polarization resistance / polarization curve measuring method using the same. Disclosure of the invention
- the present invention relates to a polarization measuring device capable of accurately measuring a polarization resistance / polarization curve in an actual environment without securing the sealing of the measurement surface from the surrounding environment.
- a polarization measuring device for measuring a polarization resistance and a polarization curve of a surface of an object to be measured in a solution comprising: a first electrode; and a second electrode arranged in order around the first electrode.
- a probe including a second electrode and a third electrode, between the first electrode and the second electrode, and between the second electrode and the third electrode.
- the first electrode is arranged at the center of the probe, and the second electrode and the third electrode are arranged at the center of the probe.
- the present invention also relates to a polarization resistance measuring method for measuring the polarization resistance of the surface of an object to be measured in a solution in a real environment.
- the object of the present invention is to provide a method for measuring the polarization resistance in a solution using the real environment polarization measuring device of the present invention.
- a method of measuring the polarization resistance of the surface of the measurement target in a real environment comprising: installing the real environment polarization measurement device near the measurement target; and A step of applying a current to the measurement object; anda step of controlling the current so that a potential change does not occur between the second electrode and the third electrode when the first electrode applies the current.
- the present invention further relates to a method for measuring a polarization curve of a real environment, which measures a polarization curve of a surface to be measured in a solution.
- a method for measuring a polarization curve of a surface of a rule-determined object in a real environment comprising: installing the real-environment polarization measuring device in the vicinity of the measurement object; and A polarization resistance identification step that identifies the polarization resistance, which is the slope of the polarization curve, while shifting the potential, and a polarization curve that solves the problem of identifying the external current using the electrode potential at the probe as the amount of observation.
- a real environment polarization curve measuring method for measuring the actual environment polarization curve in a real environment comprising: installing the real environment polarization measuring device near the measurement target; and using the respective electrodes near the second and third electrodes. Controlling the current so that the potentials of the electrodes become the same; applying the current from the first electrode to the measurement target; and measuring the current values measured at the first, second, and third electrodes. Step for determining the density of the current flowing on the surface of the measurement object This is more effectively achieved by having a gap.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a conventional polarization measuring device.
- FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram for explaining a real environment polarization measuring device according to the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram for explaining an intermediate region sandwiched between electrodes B and C and a structure to be measured in the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram showing one configuration example of a probe of the real environment polarization measuring apparatus according to the present invention (an example in which a reference electrode is provided on the probe for measuring an electrode potential).
- FIG. 5 is a flowchart of the principle of the polarization parameter estimation in the present invention.
- FIG. 6 shows a problem mathematical model in the method of measuring the polarization resistance in a real environment according to the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a formula diagram for explaining Dell.
- FIG. 7 is a schematic view for explaining an analysis example of the method for measuring the polarization resistance in a real environment according to the present invention.
- FIG. 8 shows the current flow variation between the polarization resistance a and the electrode B in the real environment polarization resistance measurement method according to the present invention.
- 6 is a Draf showing a correlation with.
- Fig. 9 is a potential distribution diagram on the surface of the structure.
- No. 10 is a schematic diagram for explaining a problem mathematical model in an external current identification step of the real environment polarization curve measuring method according to the present invention.
- Figure 1 is a schematic diagram of the experimental device used for the confirmation experiment.
- FIG. 12 is a schematic diagram for explaining the salt bridge.
- FIG. 13 is an electric circuit diagram in the case where the experimental apparatus of FIG.
- Fig. 14 shows the results of the experiment for confirming the internal current interruption.
- Fig. 15 shows the circuit diagram when the experimental device shown in Fig. 11 was used for confirming the external current interruption.
- the 16th is a diagram showing the results of an experiment for confirming the external current interruption.
- the 1st is a configuration example of a probe for real environment polarization measurement according to the present invention (an example in which the measurement surface of the probe is not a plane). It is a schematic diagram.
- FIG. 18 shows an example of a configuration of a probe for real environment polarization measurement according to the present invention (an example in which the shape of the probe and the shape of the electrode are not circular, that is, an example having a shape of a closed curve).
- FIG. 18 shows an example of a configuration of a probe for real environment polarization measurement according to the present invention (an example in which the shape of the probe and the shape of the electrode are not circular, that is, an example having a shape of a closed curve).
- FIG. 19 is a schematic diagram showing an example of a configuration of a prop of the real environment polarization measuring apparatus according to the present invention (an example in which each electrode of the probe is composed of a plurality of partial electrodes).
- the electric field near the measurement electrode is analyzed in order to quantitatively consider the applied current from the counter electrode dispersed in the surroundings.
- a solution for example, seawater
- applying a current from the counter electrode changes the electric field over a wide area, causing a problem that the analysis area expands. Therefore, in the present invention, this problem is solved by using a plurality of electrodes.
- FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram for explaining the real environment polarimeter according to the present invention.
- FIG. 2 (A) shows the polarization of the measurement surface 9 (for example, a metal material surface in a solution or a coating film applied to a metal surface in a solution) using the real environment polarization measurement device of the present invention. Resistance • A polarization curve is measured.
- the real environment polarization measuring apparatus of the present invention comprises a probe 100 in which three electrodes A 10, B 20 and C 30 are arranged concentrically (FIG.
- the current-voltage control unit 200 is a constant-potential power supply for each electrode (the constant-potential power supply 11 for electrode A, the constant-potential power supply 21 for electrode B, and the constant potential for electrode C in Fig. 2 (A)).
- Power supply 3 1) and measurement ammeter for each electrode Measurement ammeter for electrode A 12 in Fig. 2 (A), measurement ammeter 22 for electrode B, measurement ammeter for electrode C 3 2 ) To measure and control the potentials and currents of the electrodes A, B, and C, respectively.
- the current / voltage control unit 200 is constituted by a plurality (three in this example) of galvanostats. Preferably, it is configured.
- 9 is the measurement surface to be measured.
- a disk-shaped probe 100 which is a main part of the polarization measuring apparatus of the present invention, has three ring-shaped electrodes (ie, electrode A 100). , Electrode B 20, and electrode C 30), and electrode A 10 is located at the center of the circle.
- the space between the electrode A 10 and the electrode B 20 and the space between the electrode B 20 and the electrode C 30 are filled with an insulating material such as a plastic resin to be in an insulated state. From each electrode, it is first connected to a respective constant-potential power supply, and then to a measuring ammeter to measure current, and finally to a measuring surface 9. I have.
- the most important feature of the present invention is to prevent the flow of current into and out of the measurement region by uniformly controlling the potential distribution of the solution in the region connecting the measurement region and the external region. That is, as shown in FIG. 2 (A), for example, a probe 100 in which three electrodes A 10, B 20, and C 30 are arranged concentrically is used as a measurement object (ie, measurement surface 9). ).
- the potential difference of the solution in the region sandwiched between the electrodes B and C and the structure to be measured (hereinafter referred to as an intermediate region) is set to 0 (that is, the potentials of the surfaces of the electrodes B and C are equal. So that the current value at each of the electrodes B and C is controlled.
- the intermediate region is indicated by an arrow 40.
- an electrically insulating state is created in a region (that is, an intermediate region) sandwiched between the electrodes B and C and the structure to be measured, and the conventional sealing is achieved.
- Polarization measurement was made possible without surrounding the measurement surface with a container.
- control for keeping the potential difference between the electrodes B and C at 0 is shown.
- the present invention is not limited to this. Even when the potential difference is not 0, this potential difference is nothing but a drop in potential based on the current flowing through the intermediate region, and conversely, the current flowing through the intermediate region can be determined using the shape of the intermediate region and the electric conductivity of the solution. It can be used for the correction of the polarization measurement using the obtained current value.
- the potential of an electrode means the potential of a solution in the immediate vicinity of the electrode surface.
- the potential of an electrode When measuring the potential of an electrode when a current is flowing from the electrode, it is necessary to correct the polarization based on the polarization of the electrode.
- a reference electrode dedicated to potential measurement near an electrode through which a current is flowing.
- a reference electrode for measuring the potential of each electrode near the electrodes A, B, and C of the probe 100 of the present invention (refer to the electrode A in FIG. 4).
- Electrodes 13, reference electrode 23 for electrode B and reference electrode 33 for electrode C must be provided) That is, as shown in FIG. 4, another example of the configuration of the probe 100 of the real environment polarization measuring apparatus according to the present invention is a reference electrode for measuring the reference potential of the solution near each electrode. 13, 23, and 33 may be arranged near electrodes A, B, and C, respectively.
- the polarization curve of the surface of a metal material in a solution or a coating film applied to a metal surface in a solution can be measured in a real environment.
- the actual environment polarization measuring apparatus of the present invention is installed on the surface of a metal material to be measured or near a coating film applied to the metal surface.
- the current is controlled so that the potentials at the electrodes B and C are the same.
- a current is applied from the electrode A to the measurement target.
- the polarization curve can be obtained by determining the current density flowing on the surface of the measurement target from the current values measured at the electrodes A, B, and C.
- the real environment polarization measuring device of the present invention it is possible to ensure that the measurement region and the external region are electrically insulated, and thereafter, it is also possible to obtain a polarization curve by a conventional method. become.
- the counter electrode that is, electrode A in Fig. 2
- the current density on the measurement surface 9 is distributed.
- the problem is solved by treating the current density distribution quantitatively. That is, the electric field near the measurement area is analyzed.
- the polarization curve is piecewise approximated by a polygonal line, and the polarization curve is measured in the measurement area by measuring the slope of the linear line of the polarization parameter, which is one-by-one, in each section i; Potential and electricity 2
- the problem identified from the current measurement (results in this analysis. When analyzing this problem, the potential distribution and current density distribution in the measurement area are taken into account. The curve can be identified.
- the potential of the measurement area is analyzed using the identified ai to identify] 3i.
- the potential in the region for various] 3 i is analyzed in advance, and) S i is identified by comparing the potential with the actually measured potential.
- FIG. 5 is a flowchart illustrating the principle of the polarization parameter estimation.
- observation data ⁇ and I are input (step S 10).
- a polarization resistance is assumed (step S20).
- an electric field forward analysis is performed using the assumed polarization resistance, and I is obtained (step S30).
- the objective function is evaluated for the difference between the observation data I and the obtained I (step S40). If the difference is greater than ⁇ , correct the polarization resistance and return to step S 20.
- a polarization parameter ⁇ is assumed (step S50).
- electric field forward analysis is performed using the assumed polarization parameter i3 to obtain ⁇ (step S60).
- step S70 The objective function is evaluated for the difference between the observed data ⁇ and the obtained ⁇ (step S70). If the difference is larger than ⁇ , correct the polarization parameter / 3 and return to step S50. On the other hand, if the difference is smaller than ⁇ , the process ends.
- the estimation of the polarization resistance ⁇ and the ⁇ , I for the resistance parameter and the polarization parameter j6 may be obtained by forward analysis, and the estimation may be performed by comparing with the observed values ⁇ , I.
- the electric field analysis can be performed, for example, by a numerical model such as a finite element method or a boundary element method using a mathematical model represented by ⁇ 2-2> ⁇ ⁇ 3-2-2> described below.
- polarization measurement can be performed without equalizing the potential between the electrodes B and C.
- the current values of the electrodes B and C may be controlled so that the potentials of the electrodes B and C do not change with respect to the potential change of the electrode A.
- the potential difference distribution is 0 between B and C.
- the polarization resistance of the measurement object is measured using the real environment polarization measuring device of the present invention shown in FIG. No. 2
- the measurement target shown in the figure is, for example, a metal material in a solution having a large surface such as a ship wall immersed in seawater. That is, in the real environment polarization resistance measuring method according to the present invention, a probe in which the electrodes A, B, and C are concentrically arranged as shown in FIG.
- Electrode C is provided to reduce the area where the electric field changes near the probe.
- polarization resistance is measured by focusing on electric field changes in two states when a current is applied from the counter electrode and when no current is applied.
- the surface to be measured, the probe surface, and the surroundings of the structure must all be analyzed.
- the applied current by an area field changes gamma t like FIG. 6, and analyzes in gamma pr obe, by gamma v circumference Murrell closed region Omega.
- ⁇ is the electrical conductivity.
- the surface to be measured can be modeled by the boundary condition of equation (1), where polarization resistance is The surfaces of the electrodes A, ⁇ , and C are the boundary conditions of Eqs. (2), (3), and (4). Since the probe surface is insulated, the boundary condition of equation (5) is satisfied.
- ⁇ On v the region where the electric field change occurs and the region where Since it is a boundary, it is given by the boundary condition of equation (6). i. Is the current measured at electrode A.
- the polarization resistance which is an unknown quantity
- the polarization resistance ⁇ which is an unknown quantity.
- This problem is a one-dimensional problem that determines the polarization resistance ⁇ .
- a is determined by forward analysis for various data, and a is identified by comparing it with the observed data.
- Equation (6) was assumed to reduce the analysis area.
- Fig. 7 Analyze the measurement system shown in Fig. 7 ( ⁇ ).
- a cylindrical container with a radius of 1 [m] and a length of 3 [m].
- the side of the cylinder is made of an insulator, the left side is made of metal for measuring polarization resistance, and the right side is made of metal with a constant potential.
- the electric conductivity inside the container is 4 6 [ ⁇ — Li seawater is full.
- the left side is assumed to be the actual structure surface, and the boundary condition is given by Eq. (7).
- the boundary condition on the right side of the cylinder is given by Eq. (8).
- the current flowing from electrode A was 1 [mA].
- the axial symmetric boundary element method was used for the analysis. The number of elements is 1 92.
- the analysis method described in ⁇ 2-2> is applied to the analysis model to identify the polarization resistance.
- Fig. 7 ( ⁇ ) the region enclosed by the cylindrical shape with a width of 2 [m] in the analysis target is defined as a closed region ⁇ where the electric field changes with the applied current.
- the electrode C is used to change the surrounding electric field. Plays a role in minimizing the transformation.
- the electrode B plays the role. At this time, it is difficult to selectively observe the electric field change due to the applied current because the sum of the electric field change current due to the applied current and the current due to the surrounding electric field change is observed.
- the electrode C allows the electrode B to selectively observe the electric field change due to the applied current, thereby improving the identification accuracy.
- the polarization resistance measuring method can accurately measure the polarization resistance in an actual environment.
- the polarization resistance by a probe in which a plurality of electrodes are arranged is measured.
- Potential control was performed on electrodes B and C so that the region where the electric field changes due to the current applied to electrode A was reduced.
- the analysis was made more efficient by targeting only the area where the electric field changes.
- An analysis was performed using the simulated data to show the effectiveness of the present invention. In addition, it was confirmed from the simulation data that the region where the electric field changes due to the potential control of the electrode is small.
- the polarization resistance which is the slope of the polarization curve
- the shape of the polarization curve can be obtained by connecting the obtained polarization resistance (slope) at each potential.
- the second step solves the problem of estimating the unknown external current by using the potential observed at the probe electrode as the amount of observation. Estimating the external current is simply finding the spontaneous potential of the metal surface, and one point of the potential-current density relationship of the polarization curve is determined.
- one point of the polarization curve is determined by solving the problem of identifying the external current, using the electrode potential at the probe as the observed quantity.
- the probe shown in Fig. 2 is installed near the measurement target. At electrodes A, B, and C, the potential is measured without applying a current.
- the device used in the external current identification step is the same as the polarization measurement device used in polarization resistance identification, and it is not necessary to prepare a special device in the external current identification step.
- both the polarization resistance and the polarization curve can be measured using the real environment polarization measuring apparatus of the present invention shown in FIG.
- the measurement target, probe surface, and surrounding structure must all be analyzed.
- the amount of calculation and storage increases, and that the surrounding conditions are unknown. Therefore, in the external current identification step, as shown in FIG. 10, a closed region ⁇ surrounded by the probe and the surface of the structure is to be analyzed.
- the surface to be measured has polarization resistance ⁇ and external current i. Is modeled by the boundary condition of equation (9).
- the surfaces of the electrodes A, B, and C satisfy the boundary conditions of the equations (10), (11), and (12). Since the probe surface is insulated, the boundary condition of equation (13) is satisfied. Since the structure and the probe is set close to each other, the gamma [nu are present near the electrode C, the potential of gamma [nu potential observed at the electrode C ⁇ >. Make the same assumption as The boundary condition of ⁇ ⁇ is given by equation (14).
- Electrode Alpha, beta Niyotsu is the potential [psi Alpha observation Te, polarization parameters the [Phi beta as an observation amount - to set the problem of estimating the evening 0.
- the first confirmation experiment was the internal current interruption confirmation experiment, that is, the internal current interruption electrode B was controlled to a constant potential, current was applied from the current application electrode A, and at this time the vicinity of the external current interruption electrode C By confirming that the potential does not change with, confirm that the current from the current application electrode A is insulated by the internal current blocking electrode B.
- the second confirmation experiment was an external current interruption confirmation experiment, that is, the external current interruption electrode C was controlled to a constant potential, a current was applied from the external electrode, and the potential changed near electrode A at this time. No external current is cut off at the external current cut-off electrode C by confirming that it does not.
- An example of the real environment polarization measuring apparatus (for example, see FIG. 2) is configured so that electrodes are arranged on concentric circles.
- the electric field in the real environment polarimeter according to the present invention is axially symmetric, and the control of the electric field in the radial direction is the essence of the present invention. In order to verify this, it is only necessary to be able to reproduce the one-dimensional electric field in the radial direction.In the confirmation experiment, a rectangular probe was created and the one-dimensional electric field was controlled, so that the electrical Confirm the principle of insulation state.
- Electrodes A, B and C are not arranged concentrically but on the surface of the rectangular probe as shown in Fig. 11 (B). 2
- the experimental equipment consists of the following.
- the sea is simulated by putting saline solution into an acrylic water tank (300 mm X 600 mm).
- the saline solution was set at a water depth of 80 mm.
- a painted metal plate (100 mmX 300 mm, SS40) simulating an offshore structure is placed on one side of the aquarium.
- the gap was filled with silicon rubber (Cemedine, Basco N) to prevent the saline solution from leaking.
- the Acrylic rectangular probe has electrodes A, B and C of the Cu electrode (10 OmmX10 mm, Cu). Place a rectangular probe on the surface of the painted metal plate to be measured (hereinafter referred to as the surface to be measured). Rectangular probes are also filled with silicone rubber to prevent leakage of saline solution.
- a salt bridge is installed with a rubber cap to measure the potential near electrodes A, B, and C.
- the salt bridge consists of glass lugine tubing and a rubber tube, and is filled with a saturated aqueous solution of chlorinated lime gelled with agar (made with 20 ml of saturated chlorinated lithium + 0.60 g of agar).
- the salt bridge has a lug-in tubing placed on the surface to be measured and the other end connected to a reference electrode (Ag-AgC1 reference electrode, HX-Hokuto HX- Immerse in a saturated aqueous solution of potassium chloride in which C 5 is placed.
- a reference electrode Ag-AgC1 reference electrode, HX-Hokuto HX- Immerse in a saturated aqueous solution of potassium chloride in which C 5 is placed.
- the galvanostat for constant potential control of the electrode was H-501 manufactured by Hokuto Denko.
- DC power source for applying electrode current is DC signal source manufactured by Hioki
- Aqueous solution of electric conductivity ⁇ 4. 0 [ ⁇ - 1 ' m_ 1] is satisfied in the aquarium.
- a Cu electrode 100 mm X 40 mm, Cu is installed in the water tank (see Fig. 11 (A)).
- Fig. 13 shows the electrical circuit of the experimental device.
- the experimental procedure is as follows.
- (A1) Set the output of the DC constant power supply connected to electrode A to 0 mA, and set the galvanostat connected to electrode B to the self-potential measurement mode without applying current to the measurement system. To Wait about 15 minutes for it to stabilize.
- Galvanostat is set to constant potential mode to control electrode B at constant potential.
- the mode remains the self-potential measurement mode.
- (A 4) Apply the current of the DC constant power supply, and change the potential at the electrode A every 5 O mV from the natural potential until the potential changes 1 OO mV in the negative direction. When the potential changes, wait about 10 minutes for the potential to stabilize.
- (A5) Measure the current applied from the DC constant power supply and the potential at electrode C. The experimental results are shown in FIG. The horizontal axis represents the current applied from the electrode A, and the vertical axis represents the potential change of the electrode C caused by the application of the current to the electrode A.
- the electrode B is not controlled at a constant potential
- the potential of the electrode C changes greatly when the current is applied from the electrode A, so that the electrode B cannot insulate the external region.
- the potential of the electrode C hardly changes. Therefore, it was confirmed that the external region was insulated by the electrode B.
- Fig. 15 shows the electrical circuit of the experimental device.
- the experimental procedure is as follows.
- (B1) Set the output of the DC constant power supply connected to the external current source electrode to 0 mA, and set the galvanostat connected to electrode C to the self-potential measurement mode without applying current to the measurement system. Set to self potential. Wait about 15 minutes for it to stabilize.
- (B 4) Apply the current of the DC constant power supply and apply the external current. Wait about 10 minutes for the potential to stabilize.
- (B5) Measure the current applied from the DC current source and the potential at electrode A.
- the experimental results are shown in FIG.
- the horizontal axis is the current value applied from the external power supply
- the vertical axis is the potential change of the electrode A caused by the application of the external power supply current.
- the electrode C is not controlled at a constant potential
- the potential of the electrode A changes greatly when a current is applied from an external power supply, so that the measurement area cannot be insulated by the electrode C.
- the potential of the electrode A hardly changed, so it was confirmed that the measurement area was insulated by the electrode C.
- the real environment polarization measuring device including the probe composed of three concentric electrodes has been described.
- the electrodes need not necessarily be concentric electrodes and other shapes can be employed.
- the probe shape is a square
- the electrode divided into a plurality of pieces along the sides allows the probe to be bent at the edge of the probe in the same principle as the polarization resistance / polarization curve measurement method described in the above-described embodiment. It keeps the electric field uniform and prevents the flow of external current near the center of the probe. Therefore, by obtaining the relationship between the polarization resistance and the current of the center electrode by analyzing the square probe shape, the polarization resistance can be measured in the same manner as in the above-described embodiment.
- the case where the surface shape of the structure to be measured for the polarization resistance / polarization curve is a plane is described as an example.
- the shape of the measurement object applicable to the present invention is not limited to this. There may be other shapes.
- the surface shape of the structure whose polarization resistance and polarization curve are measured If the probe is not flat, for example, even if it is the side surface of a cylinder, the probe shape is adapted to the shape of the side surface of the cylinder, for example, an arc-shaped curved surface, and the electrodes are divided into multiple along the side as described above.
- the potential field is kept uniform at the edge of the probe, and the inflow of an external current near the center of the probe can be prevented. Therefore, the present invention can be applied even when the surface shape of the target structure is not flat.
- the polarization resistance identification and the external current identification can be realized by a combination program executed by the CPU.
- the measuring surface of the probe of the real environment polarization measuring device according to the present invention is not necessarily required to be a flat surface, and may be, for example, a measuring surface having a shape as shown in FIG.
- the shape of the probe itself and the shape of the electrode of the real environment polarization measuring device according to the present invention need not necessarily be circular, and may be, for example, a closed curve shape as shown in FIG. .
- each electrode surrounding the measurement area does not necessarily have to be a continuous electrode. For example, as shown in FIG. May be configured.
- the present invention when measuring the polarization resistance / polarization curve of the surface of a metal material in a solution in a real environment, it is not necessary to secure the sealing of the measurement surface from the surrounding environment. Because it is good, it is an indispensable work when measuring the polarization resistance and polarization curve by the conventional method.Eliminate the water leak test and the installation work of the sealed container performed by the diver before the measurement to confirm the sealing of the sealed container. This is an excellent effect that can be achieved.
- polarization measurement can be performed even when the distance between the counter electrode and the measurement surface is short, so that there is an effect that the polarization measurement device itself can be miniaturized.
- the present invention described above can be applied to the field of corrosion prevention in any solution.
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