Electrochemical analysis is used to evaluate the corrosion behavior and electrochemical stability of metallic materials in various service-simulated environments. The testing includes potentiodynamic cyclic polarization for assessment of corrosion mechanisms and pitting susceptibility, potentiostatic polarization for time-dependent current response under controlled potential conditions, and electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) for characterization of corrosion kinetics and protective film behavior.
These techniques provide quantitative insight into corrosion resistance, passivation performance, and degradation mechanisms in metallic systems used in industrial applications.
