OBJECTIVES DOR-HDBK-1015/1-93 CorrosionCH-02Rev. 0Page viENABLING OBJECTIVES (Cont.)1.9LISTthe three products that are formed from the general corrosion of iron.1.10IDENTIFYthe action taken for initial fill of a reactor system to limit general corrosion.1.11STATEthe four methods used to chemically control general plant corrosion.1.12LISTthe six water chemistry conditions that limit corrosion of aluminum.1.13DEFINEthe following terms:a.Crudb.Scalec.Galvanic corrosion1.14IDENTIFYthe five problems associated with the presence or release of crud intoreactor coolant.1.15STATEthe four causes of crud bursts.1.16STATEthe two conditions that can cause galvanic corrosion.1.17EXPLAINthe mechanism for galvanic corrosion.1.18IDENTIFYthe two locations that are susceptible to galvanic corrosion.1.19STATEthe five control measures used to minimize galvanic corrosion.1.20DEFINEthe following terms:a.Pitting corrosionb.Crevice corrosionc.Stress corrosion cracking1.21STATEthe two conditions necessary for pitting corrosion to occur.1.22STATEthe particular hazard associated with pitting corrosion.1.23STATEthe four controls used to minimize pitting corrosion.
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