Corrosion Monitoring Based on Recurrence Quantification Analysis of Electrochemical Noise and Machine Learning Methods
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Open access
Authors
Hou, Yang
Date
2018Supervisor
Prof. Chris Aldrich
Type
Thesis
Award
PhD
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Science and Engineering
School
WA School of Mines: Minerals, Energy and Chemical Engineering
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Abstract
Although electrochemical noise (EN) has been studied for decades, the optimal approach for the analysis of EN data remains uncertain. This research innovatively combined the use of recurrence quantification analysis of electrochemical noise data and machine learning methods to develop models for corrosion monitoring and corrosion type identification. Case studies demonstrate that the proposed methodologies are potentially feasible for the development of online corrosion monitoring programs.
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