2-12 Economic Considerations - Control of corrosion is primarily an economic problem. - The method or methods utilized must be the optimum economic choice.

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2-12 Economic Considerations - Control of corrosion is primarily an economic problem. - The method or methods utilized must be the optimum economic choice. - Percent return on investment is a common criterion.

2-12 Economic Considerations - Alternative corrosion control systems vary in cost, and higher costs must be justified. - Factors in economic appraisal such as costs, equipment life, interest rate, tax rate, depreciation.

A simple case 1. steel heat exchanger $ 10,000, 2 year life. 2. type 316 stainless steel exchanger $ 20,000, 8 year life. Return on investment : ROI =

The general and more comprehensive case involves. ROI = O = annual costs including maintenance production losses, etc; I/n = linear depreciation I = investment or installed cost n = anticipated life in years a,b = refer to present and proposed (or alternate) installations.

with regard to costs of metals and alloys, composition is the first guideline. Type 430 costs more than ordinary steel because of the added 17% chromium Type 304 costs more because of the nickel content

Type 316 costs even more because molybdenum is an expensive alloying element. Copper costs more than iron.

other factors strongly influence the price ex.- weight bar of steel = $ 5 - sewing machine needles = $ 5,000 - balance wheels for watches = $ 200,000 - tiny electric motor for a missile = $ hp. motor = $ 50

steel casting > cast iron; more difficult to cast. High-alloy (Hastelloy C) are expensive not only because of allay content but also because they require high rolling temperatures.

Titanium may be more economical than steel for seawater heat exchangers because of less fouling and better heat transfer. Low-production items are generally more expensive than those in high production.

Large savings can be obtained by controlling corrosion. In one case costs were reduced from $ 2,000,000 to $ 53,000 per year through proper and intensive effort. Satisfactory performance and desired life at a minimum total cost per year are all important.

The economics of corrosion control have become more complex because of the rising costs of labor; materials and energy, coupled with rapid variations in interest rates and taxes.

2-13 Importance of Inspection Excellent materials selection, design, and detailed specifications for construction of a plant or a price of equipment may be set forth, but they can be essentially meaningless if they are not followed.

2-13 Importance of Inspection Proper inspection is a must-particularly for critical components operating under hazardous conditions. Inspectors should scrutinize critically during fabrication and construction not limiting inspection to the final product only.

2-13 Importance of Inspection In addition to being capable and well qualified, inspectors should have substantial authority. Inspectional aspects are as important as design and materials selection.

2-14 New Instrumentation. The revolution brought about by the introduction of electronic instrumentation into electrochemistry, corrosion and corrosion engineering has had and will have great impact particularly on test methods.