Corrosion - Globe Thesis

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1.	Study On The Theory And Method Of Sturcutrue Optimum Design For Offshore Platforms
2.	Microbiologically Influenced Corrosion Of Steels In Seawater And Seamud Containing Sulfate-reducing Bacteria
3.	Studies On The Growth Process And Corrosion Behavior Of Micro-arc Oxidation Coatings On Magnesium Alloy
4.	Study On Using Hyperspectral Remote Sensing To Explore Oil & Gas Resources Based On Hydrocarbon Microseepage Theory
5.	The Effects Of Sulfate Reducing Bacteria And Polarization Potential On The Stress Corrosion Cracking Sensitivity Of 16Mn And API X56 Steel In Sea-mud
6.	Sulfate-reducing Bacteria Influenced Corrosion Of Marine Steel And Its Control
7.	Boundary Element Method Simulation Of Cathodic Protection System
8.	The Research Of Hydrogen Permeation Behaviors And Environment Sensitive Fracture Mechanism Of High Strength Steel 35CrMo In Marine Atmosphere
9.	The Role Of Liquid Dispersion In Gas/Liquid/Solid Multiphase Corrosion Systems
10.	A Study On Frictional And Wear Properties Of Drilling Joints Thread Based On Sulfurizing Technology
11.	Study On The Synthesis And Physical Properties Of Zno-based Diluted Magnetic Semiconductors
12.	The Analysis Of The Design Criterion And Dynamic Reliability Assessment Of Existing Platform In Typhoon/hurricane Affected Region
13.	Synthesis, Microstructure And Properties Of Ti/ A-C Films
14.	Design And Mechanical Properties Of Nanostructured CN_x-based Films
15.	Microbial Membrane And Metal Electrochemical State Of The Marine Environment Correlation
16.	Inorganic And Organic Materials, Composite Film On Carbon Steel Corrosion Behavior Of Influence
17.	Corrosion Behaviour Of Mild Steel In Seabed Sediment
18.	A Study On Evolution Of Karst Drainage Basin And Development Of The Lunan Stone Forest
19.	The Electrochemical Detection Of Sulphate-reducing Bacteria And The Effect Of The Corrosion Behavior Of Carbon Steel D36 In Seawater
20.	The Study Of Monitoring Techniques For Metal Corrosion In The Natural Seawater Under Laboratory Conditions
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