Corrosion potential of alluvial groundwaters in Velika Morava River basin

This paper discusses the corrosion and scaling potential of shallow groundwater from two aquifers(Ključ and Trnovče) in the Velika Morava River alluvium. Values of the most commonly used indicators, such as Langelier Saturation Index (LSI), Ryznar Stability Index, Larson-Skold Index and Aggressive I...

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Main Authors: Dursun Brankica Majkić, Anđelka Petković, Zdravković Đulija Boreli
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Published: Engineering Society for Corrosion, Belgrade 2016-09-01
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author Dursun Brankica Majkić
Anđelka Petković
Zdravković Đulija Boreli
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Anđelka Petković
Zdravković Đulija Boreli
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description This paper discusses the corrosion and scaling potential of shallow groundwater from two aquifers(Ključ and Trnovče) in the Velika Morava River alluvium. Values of the most commonly used indicators, such as Langelier Saturation Index (LSI), Ryznar Stability Index, Larson-Skold Index and Aggressive Index were calculated to determine corrosion potential and stability. Additionally, the paper analyzes the psysico-chemichal parameters that impact corrosion processes. The calculated results show that Trnovče water source has more aggressive groundwater then - the Ključ water source. Based on the calculated RSI values, 92.8% of the samples from Trnovče and 84.2% of the samples from Ključ groundwater sources show corrosive potential. Calculated LSI shows that 82% of the groundwater samples from Trnovče and 36.8% of the samples from Ključ have negative values, which implies corrosive properties and inability to retain existing CaCO3. The Aggressive Index indicates that 67.8% of the samples from Trnovče belong to moderately corrosive waters, unlike groundwaters from Ključ water source, where only 26.3% of the samples show these properties. The small calculated values of LSkI Index, which are significantly below the limit of 0.8, imply that protective layer (film) cannot be formed. High water hardness are characteristic for both water sources, also as periodically elevated concentrations of dissolved oxygen, could contribute to the development of corrosion processes.
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spelling doaj-art-e82574dedea4405c81893ad4e630c8bc2025-08-20T02:22:15ZengEngineering Society for Corrosion, BelgradeZaštita Materijala0351-94652466-25852016-09-0157340441110.5937/ZasMat1603404M660Corrosion potential of alluvial groundwaters in Velika Morava River basinDursun Brankica Majkić0Anđelka Petković1Zdravković Đulija Boreli2Institute for Water Resources 'Jaroslav Čarni', Belgrade, SerbiaInstitute for Water Resources 'Jaroslav Čarni', Belgrade, SerbiaInstitute for Water Resources 'Jaroslav Čarni', Belgrade, SerbiaThis paper discusses the corrosion and scaling potential of shallow groundwater from two aquifers(Ključ and Trnovče) in the Velika Morava River alluvium. Values of the most commonly used indicators, such as Langelier Saturation Index (LSI), Ryznar Stability Index, Larson-Skold Index and Aggressive Index were calculated to determine corrosion potential and stability. Additionally, the paper analyzes the psysico-chemichal parameters that impact corrosion processes. The calculated results show that Trnovče water source has more aggressive groundwater then - the Ključ water source. Based on the calculated RSI values, 92.8% of the samples from Trnovče and 84.2% of the samples from Ključ groundwater sources show corrosive potential. Calculated LSI shows that 82% of the groundwater samples from Trnovče and 36.8% of the samples from Ključ have negative values, which implies corrosive properties and inability to retain existing CaCO3. The Aggressive Index indicates that 67.8% of the samples from Trnovče belong to moderately corrosive waters, unlike groundwaters from Ključ water source, where only 26.3% of the samples show these properties. The small calculated values of LSkI Index, which are significantly below the limit of 0.8, imply that protective layer (film) cannot be formed. High water hardness are characteristic for both water sources, also as periodically elevated concentrations of dissolved oxygen, could contribute to the development of corrosion processes.https://www.zastita-materijala.org/index.php/home/article/view/661corrosion indicesscalling potentialaluviall groundwatercorrosionvelika morava river basin
spellingShingle Dursun Brankica Majkić
Anđelka Petković
Zdravković Đulija Boreli
Corrosion potential of alluvial groundwaters in Velika Morava River basin
Zaštita Materijala
corrosion indices
scalling potential
aluviall groundwater
corrosion
velika morava river basin
title Corrosion potential of alluvial groundwaters in Velika Morava River basin
title_full Corrosion potential of alluvial groundwaters in Velika Morava River basin
title_fullStr Corrosion potential of alluvial groundwaters in Velika Morava River basin
title_full_unstemmed Corrosion potential of alluvial groundwaters in Velika Morava River basin
title_short Corrosion potential of alluvial groundwaters in Velika Morava River basin
title_sort corrosion potential of alluvial groundwaters in velika morava river basin
topic corrosion indices
scalling potential
aluviall groundwater
corrosion
velika morava river basin
url https://www.zastita-materijala.org/index.php/home/article/view/661
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