U.S.-Federal Republic of Germany Joint Seminar on Electrochemical Passivation, Numbrecht, Federal Republic of Germany, September 8-13, 1987

美国-德意志联邦共和国电化学钝化联合研讨会，Numbrecht，德意志联邦共和国，1987 年 9 月 8-13 日

• 批准号: 8619653
• 负责人: Richard Oriani
• 金额: $ 1.51万
• 依托单位: University of Minnesota-Twin Cities
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 项目类别: Standard Grant
• 财政年份: 1987
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 1987-08-01 至 1989-01-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://www.nsf.gov/awardsearch/showAward?AWD_ID=8619653&HistoricalAwards=false
• 关键词: U.S.; Federal; Republic; Germany; Joint

This award would allow 11 American scientists to attend a joint seminar with 10 German scientists on electrochemical passivation. The seminar, organized by Professor Richard A. Oriani, University of Minnesota, and Professor Hans J. Engell, Max Planck Institut fuer Eisenforschung, Dusseldorf, Federal Republic of Germany, will be held in Numbrecht, Federal Republic of Germany, on September 8-13, 1987. Passivation is the formation of thin layers of mainly oxides and hydrous oxides on the surface of metals. These surfaces protect against corrosion. Metals owe their utility to the ability to form these surfaces and thereby remain stable in the presence of thermodynamic activities from the environment. Understanding the stability or breakdown characteristics of the passivating layers is of critical importance for the technological use of metals. Many new techniques have recently emerged for the study of passivation, and the bulk of the research is being done in the U.S. and the Federal Republic of Germany. The study of passivation presently includes many disciplines not common to classical corrosion research. One goal of the proposed seminar is to provide an opportunity for American and German researchers and scientists from several disciplines to learn of each others' work. The seminar participants were chosen because they are among the most active in research on passivation. The seminar should provide a useful interchange of ideas between the participants and could lead to additional collaborative research between the American and the German scientists. At the seminar, each participant will present a report on his or her work. Discussion will follow the presentations. Then the participants will be assigned to a small group which will discuss a specific topic in passivation research. The small groups will prepare outlines for position papers on their topics, and they will present the outlines to the total body of participants for discussion. After this, the small groups will prepare written statements of their outlines. The outlines and the other records of the seminar will be converted by the organizers into a summary paper, including recommendations for future research, which will be submitted to a journal for publication.

该奖项将允许11名美国科学家参加联合研讨会， 与10位德国科学家进行电化学钝化的研究。 研讨会， 由Richard A. Oriani，明尼苏达大学， Hans J. Engell教授，马克斯·普朗克研究所， 联邦德国杜塞尔多夫，将在农布雷希特举行， 德国联邦共和国，1987年9月8日至13日。 钝化是 主要是氧化物和含水氧化物的薄层的形成 金属的表面。 这些表面可以防止腐蚀。 金属 由于它们的实用性，形成这些表面的能力， 在热力学活动的存在下保持稳定， 环境 了解稳定性或故障特性 钝化层是至关重要的 金属的技术应用。 最近出现了许多新技术 钝化的研究，大部分的研究正在进行， 在美国和德国的联邦共和国完成。 研究 目前，钝化包括许多与传统钝化不同的学科。 腐蚀研究 拟议的研讨会的一个目标是提供一个 为美国和德国的研究人员和科学家提供了机会， 几个学科来了解彼此的工作。 研讨会 选择参与者是因为他们是最活跃的参与者之一。 钝化研究 研讨会应使各国政府和民间社会能够有益地交换意见， 参与者，并可能导致更多的合作研究 在美国和德国科学家之间。 在研讨会上，每个 与会者将提交一份工作报告。 讨论将 跟随演示文稿。 然后，参与者将被分配到 讨论钝化中特定主题的小组 research. 小组将准备立场文件的大纲 关于他们的主题，他们将向全体人员介绍大纲 与会者进行讨论。 在此之后，小组将 准备他们的提纲的书面陈述。 轮廓和 研讨会的其他记录将由主办单位转换成 摘要文件，包括对未来研究的建议， 将被提交给期刊发表。