Tunç Tüken
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Protection of Metals and Physical Chemistry of Surfaces | 2011
B. Doğru Mert; Birgül Yazıcı; Tunç Tüken; Gülfeza Kardaş; M. Erbil
In this study, aluminum was anodized in 0.4 M H2SO4 + 0.145 M H3BO3 solution by means of potentiostatic method. In first step, the most appropriate conditions (anodizing voltage and period) were determined. The voltage-current behavior was investigated between 0 to 30 V and oxide formation potential (15 V) was determined. Then chorono-amperometric measurement was obtained at this potential during 2 hours. Therefore, anodizing process was applied at 15 V between aluminium anode and mild steel cathode. In the second step, the corrosion performance of non-anodized (Al) and anodized samples (Al2O3) have been investigated in 3.5% NaCl solution by using electrochemical impedance spectroscopy and polarization techniques. The interface between metal and solution was modeled with the equivalent circuit successfully. The circuit’s elements were calculated with Ivium Soft fitting program. The polarization curves were obtained between −1.8 V and 0.5 V potential ranges. The experimental results proved that the thickness and quality of oxide film was improved with help of anodizing process. Thus the corrosion resistance of anodized aluminum is significantly increased.
Journal of Adhesion Science and Technology | 2016
G. Tansuğ; Nur Kıcır; Onur Demirkol; Elife Sultan Giray; Tunç Tüken
Abstract Phenyldithiocarbamate compound has been synthesized and studied as corrosion inhibitor for steel. Dithiocarbamate (DTC) compounds with linear alkyl groups are good inhibitors, but their stability is quite low in acidic solutions. It should be noted that long-term stability is important for practical applications, in order to avoid excess use of chemicals. So, we have synthesized phenyl substituted DTC which offers strong inhibition efficiency and extra stability. This new inhibitor is chemically adsorbed on steel through its DTC group, while the aromatic ring provides extra stability and long-term efficiency. For the assessment of corrosion kinetics, we have utilized potentiodynamic and ac impedance studies; also solution assay analysis was realized with atomic absorption spectroscopy. It was revealed that inhibitor exhibits remarkably high efficiency, even under elevated temperature conditions. At 55 °C temperature conditions, icorr value decreased from 5050 to 154 μA cm−2, with the addition of 500 ppm inhibitor. The long-term stability of inhibitor was also tested and 85.93% efficiency was obtained after three days of exposure period for 500 ppm concentration.
Progress in Organic Coatings | 2004
Tunç Tüken; Birgül Yazıcı; M. Erbil
Corrosion Science | 2004
Tunç Tüken; G. Arslan; Birgül Yazıcı; M. Erbil
Corrosion Science | 2014
G. Tansuğ; Tunç Tüken; Elife Sultan Giray; G. Fındıkkıran; Gökmen Sığırcık; Onur Demirkol; M. Erbil
Progress in Organic Coatings | 2005
A. Tuncay Özyılmaz; Tunç Tüken; Birgül Yazıcı; M. Erbil
Progress in Organic Coatings | 2004
Tunç Tüken; Birgül Yazıcı; M. Erbil
Applied Surface Science | 2004
Tunç Tüken; A.T. Özyılmaz; Birgül Yazıcı; M. Erbil
Corrosion Science | 2012
Tunç Tüken; Filiz Demir; Nur Kıcır; Gökmen Sığırcık; M. Erbil
Surface & Coatings Technology | 2006
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