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Purpose

– The aim was to study the effect of an electromagnetic treatment used on corrosion control of carbon steel in cooling systems.

Design/methodology/approach

– The aim was to assess the performance of an electromagnetic treatment used on corrosion control of carbon steel in cooling water systems.

Findings

– The main conclusion is that the electromagnetic system cannot induce a direct effect on the corrosion rates. The use of chemical corrosion inhibitors cannot be suggested.

Social implications

– The optimized industrial use of water is an objective of unquestionable importance, as water is a finite resource. The use of efficient corrosion control on water cooling systems permits the reduction of the water volume required. Consequently, a social benefit can be associated with the improvement of corrosion control technologies.

Originality/value

– The development of alternative corrosion control technologies, such as the use of physical treatments, has been considered as a promising tool. In this work, a consistent assessment of the results achieved on a full-scale system, without using chemical corrosion inhibitors, is presented.

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