CORROSION in Water, Sewage and Effluents

In this interesting survey the author covers the wide area of domestic and industrial water and effluent corrosion problems and the solutions evolved, where possible, to counter them. He points out that the use of water, in its manifold forms as a corrosive electrolyte, is still perhaps the greatest cause of corrosion damage; on a nation‐wide front this seemingly innocuous liquid is continuing to cost us huge sums in the replacement of materials, despite the many direct and sophisticated methods evolved to prevent its corrosive effects.