Corrosive effect on copper
DIN EN ISO 2160 | |
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Area | Petroleum products |
title | Corrosion effect on copper - copper strip test |
Latest edition | 1999-04 |
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When checking the corrosion effect on copper in accordance with EN ISO 2160 , it is checked to what extent lubricating oils and greases corrode copper . The acids and the sulfur content in the lubricant cause corrosion , which is prevented by adding a metal deactivator.
In Germany the standard is published as the DIN standard DIN EN ISO 2160.
For the test, a ground, polished and degreased sheet copper strip is coated with the lubricant and then immersed in the sample container for a defined time at a defined temperature of usually 100 ° C. The degree of corrosion is then assessed from the tarnish color on the test strip.
In the United States, the ASTM D 130 method is used for testing.
Degree of corrosion (DIN) | meaning | Tarnishing colors |
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1 | slight tarnishing |
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2 | moderate tarnishing |
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3 | strong temper colors |
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4th | corrosion |
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literature
- Hans-Jürgen Blanke, Wilfried J. Bartz, Uwe Jens Möller: Expert Practice Lexicon Tribology Plus. 2010 Terms for study and work, 2nd edition, Expert Verlag, Renningen 2000, ISBN 3-8169-0691-5 .
Individual evidence
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Web links
- Corrosion effect on copper Copper strip test (ISO 2160) (accessed September 10, 2018)
- Corrosion of construction metals (accessed September 10, 2018)
- Technical information on the corrosion of copper pipes when used in hot water and circulation pipes (accessed on September 10, 2018)
- Corrosion and Corrosion Protection (accessed September 10, 2018)