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AS 4312-2008
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Atmospheric corrosivity zones in Australia
AS 4312-2008 provides guidelines for the classification of corrosivity zones in Australia and their effect on the corrosion of steel and other metals.
  Table of contents
 
   Header
  
   About this publication
  
   PREFACE
  
   1 SCOPE AND GENERAL
  
   1.1 SCOPE
  
   1.2 APPLICATION
  
   1.3 REFERENCED DOCUMENTS
  
   1.4 DEFINITIONS
  
   2 FACTORS AFFECTING CORROSION OF METALS
  
   2.1 GENERAL
  
   2.2 MACRO-CLIMATIC FACTORS
  
   2.2.1 Primary factors
  
   2.2.2 Modifying factors
  
   2.3 MICRO-CLIMATIC AND DESIGN FACTORS
  
   2.3.1 General
  
   2.3.2 Industrial pollutants and chemical attacks
  
   2.3.3 Shelter from rain and regular washing
  
   2.3.4 Prolonged surface wetness
  
   2.3.5 Abrasion and erosion
  
   2.3.6 Other factors
  
   2.4 CORROSIVITY CATEGORIES
  
   2.5 ATMOSPHERIC CORROSION—METALS OTHER THAN STEEL
  
   2.5.1 General
  
   2.5.2 Stainless steels
  
   2.5.3 Zinc
  
   2.5.4 Aluminium
  
   2.5.5 Aluminium-zinc alloys
  
   2.5.6 Copper
  
   3 CORROSIVITY ENVIRONMENTS
  
   3.1 GENERAL
  
   3.2 ATMOSPHERIC CORROSIVITY CATEGORIES
  
   3.2.1 C1: Very Low (Mild steel corrosion rate <1.3 µm/y)
  
   3.2.2 C2: Low (Mild steel corrosion rate 1.3 to 25 µm/y)
  
   3.2.3 C3: Medium (Mild steel corrosion rate 25 to 50 µm/y)
  
   3.2.4 C4: High (Mild steel corrosion rate 50 to 80 µm/y)
  
   3.2.5 C5: Very High (C5-I: Industrial, C5-M: Marine) (Mild steel corrosion rate 80 to 200 µm per year)
  
   3.2.6 T: Inland Tropical
  
   4 DETERMINING THE CORROSIVITY ENVIRONMENT
  
   4.1 GENERAL
  
   4.2 DETERMINING THE CORROSIVITY ENVIRONMENT
  
   APPENDIX A
  
   APPENDIX B
  
   APPENDIX C
  
   C1 INTRODUCTION
  
   C2 PUBLISHED PAPERS
  
   APPENDIX D
  
   D1 GENERAL
  
   D2 CORROSIVITY ZONES IN AS/NZS 2312
  
   D3 CORROSIVITY ZONES IN OTHER STANDARDS
  
   D3.1 General
  
   D3.2 AS 1231—2000, Aluminium and aluminium alloys—Anodic oxidation coatings
  
   D3.3 AS/NZS 2699.3:2002, Built-in components for masonry construction—Part 3: Lintels and shelf angles (durability requirements)
  
   D3.4 AS/NZS 2728:1997, Prefinished/prepainted sheet metal products for interior/exterior building applications—Performance requirements—Appendix B
  
   D3.5 AS 2423—2002, Coated steel wire fencing products for terrestrial, aquatic and general use—Appendix C
  
   D3.6 AS 3566.2—2002, Self-drilling screws for the building and construction industries—Part 2: Corrosion resistance requirements
  
  Cited references in this standard
 
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| Published | 19/02/2008 | 
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| Pages | 30 | 
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