Abstract: Inhibitor is a substance that is added to the corrosive media to inhibit
corrosion rate. Organic inhibitors are preferred to inorganic ones since they are
environmentally friendly. One of the organic compounds which is rarely reported as
a corrosion inhibitor is Cardanol from cashew nut shell extraction. In this study, the
CT3 carbon steel was used with 3.5% NaCl solution as the corrosion medium. The
extraction of cardanol oil from cashew nut shell (Anacardium occidentale)
cultivated in Vietnam using supercritical carbon dioxide method was conducted.
The purity and extracted oil content were determined by The High-Performance
Liquid Chromatography (HPLC) analysis. Potentiondyamic were used to measure
the corrosion rate and behaviour. From the electrochemical measurements, it was
found that the addition of 78.8 mg/L inhibitor gave the highest inhibition efficiency
Cardanol's protective effect for inhibiting corrosion of steel reaches 84%. So,
cardanol extracted from cashew nut shell by supercritical CO2 method have
potential application as green corrosion inhibitor.
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RESEARCH ON EXTRACTING CARDANOL FROM
CASHEW NUT SHELL BY SUPERCRITICAL METHOD
APPLIED AS CORROSIVE AGENT FOR CARBON STEEL
Pham Quoc Nghiep
1*
, Le Thi Kim Phung
2
, Le Anh Kien
1
Abstract: Inhibitor is a substance that is added to the corrosive media to inhibit
corrosion rate. Organic inhibitors are preferred to inorganic ones since they are
environmentally friendly. One of the organic compounds which is rarely reported as
a corrosion inhibitor is Cardanol from cashew nut shell extraction. In this study, the
CT3 carbon steel was used with 3.5% NaCl solution as the corrosion medium. The
extraction of cardanol oil from cashew nut shell (Anacardium occidentale)
cultivated in Vietnam using supercritical carbon dioxide method was conducted.
The purity and extracted oil content were determined by The High-Performance
Liquid Chromatography (HPLC) analysis. Potentiondyamic were used to measure
the corrosion rate and behaviour. From the electrochemical measurements, it was
found that the addition of 78.8 mg/L inhibitor gave the highest inhibition efficiency
Cardanol's protective effect for inhibiting corrosion of steel reaches 84%. So,
cardanol extracted from cashew nut shell by supercritical CO2 method have
potential application as green corrosion inhibitor.
Keywords: Cardanol; Cardol; Acid anacardic; Cashew nut shell; Supercritical fluid extraction.
1. INTRODUCTION
Corrosion is a prohibitive issue for a diversity of industries. Detection and discounting
the expenditure of metals corrosion has been of great interest to the corrosion engineers
and scientists for multitude decades and it is still snowballing. Corrosion-resistant
materials, corrosion inhibitors, anodic/cathodic protection, protecting coatings, corrosion
inspection and monitoring tools have been fiercely used in abundant applications to protect
the metallic structures from corrosion and reduce its cost [1-3]. The popular and
conventional corrosion protection strategy for safekeeping of metals is application of
corrosion inhibitors. Corrosion inhibitors are defined as the ability of substances to
effectively reduce the metal corrosion rate when added at low concentrations to harsh
environment [4, 5]. They can be categorized into two domains of organic and inorganic
inhibitors [6, 7] according to chemical structure. Recently, many investigations have dealt
with development of the synergistic action between the inorganic-organic corrosion
inhibitors in various media [8-11]. In this work, the inhibitor capacity of cardanol from
CNSL on corrosion of carbon steel in 3.5% NaCl solutions at ambient temperature is
determined. The effects of operating parameters on the yield and quality of cardanol from
CNS using supercritical fluid extraction (SCFE) method were evaluated.
2. MATERIALS
2.1. Extraction of Cardanol from Cashew Nut Shell by supercritical technology
Cashew Nut Shells were collected from Binh Phuoc province, Vietnam. It was dried at
60°C for 12 hours. Then crushed a range size of 1-2 mm. Pure carbon dioxide (99.99%)
maintained at 60
o
C and 300 bar was used for the extraction; the flow rate of carbon
dioxide was 20 g/min. Fresh crushed cashew nut shells (20 g) were charged into the
extractor; the extract was collected every 3 hours.
The extract collected in each interval was analyzed by HPLC. The mobile-phase
systems were acetonitrile-water-acetic acid (80:20:1), at 1.50 mL/min. A XDB – C18
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column (4.6 mm X 15cm, packed with 5 µm of octadecylsilica) was used for the analysis.
2.2. Corrosion inhibitor of cardanol for carbon steel in 3.5% NaCl solutions
The rate of metal corrosion caused by the environment is determined by the weight
method, that is, the amount of metal (in grams) lost for a unit of time and unit area of the
sample. Sample preparation and corrosion rate assessment of metal samples were carried
out according to ASTM G1-03. Potentiondyamic method was used to determine the
polarization curve of electrodes on the Autolab PGSTAT30 device with a voltage bias
range of ± 250 mV, a scanning speed of 10 mV/s. The corrosion rate of electrodes is
calculated according to ASTM G102-99. The test solution was 3.5% aqueous NaCl
solution, prepared from analytical grade NaCl in distilled water. The CNSL was
emulsified by dispersing it in ethanol. The performances of CNSL as a corrosion inhibitor
were monitored at a concentration range from 0 to 92.6 g/L. The working electrode is
made of steel leaf CT3 with a surface area of 2x2 cm
2
.
3. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
3.1. Properties of oil extracted by SC-CO2
The characteristic properties of the CNSL were given in Table 1.
Table 1. Characteristic properties of CNSL extracted at 320°C and 1 atm.
Properties at 320°C Value
pH 6.05
Density (g/cm
3
) 0.96
Viscosity (poise) 57.8
The properties of CNSL was elucidated in Table 1. The pH result (6.05) indicated that
was acidic. The density of CNSL was 1.07 g/cm
3
in previous study [12], whereas the
density of the present work was 0.96 g/cm
3
. The slight variation in the specific gravity
attributed to the extraction technique cum operating conditions employed during the
experiment. In general, the properties of CNSL in this study reached the standard
specifications of CNSL. The composition of the CNSL was 67 % cardanol, 20.5 % cardol
and 12.5 % anacardic acid and polymer, at 60
o
C, 300 bar and 20 g/min was used for the
extraction. Cardanol recovery performance reached 23 %.
Figure 1. HPLC of CNSL using XDB – C18 column (80:20:1).
3.2. Corrosion inhibiting performance of cardanol for CT3 steel in 3.5% NaCl solution
3.2.1. Effect of inhibitor concentration
CT3 steel immersion environment in 3.5% NaCl solution quickly corroded (Figure 2).
Corrosion rate of steel CT3 after 168 h showed that corrosion rate reached 0.415 mm/year
calculated by mass method and 0.647 mm/year by electrochemical method. The corrosion
rate increases from 0.185 mm/year to 0.212 mm/year determined by mass method; and
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corrosion rate increased from 0.102 mm/year to 0.138 mm/year determined by
electrochemical method when Cardanol concentration increased from 78.8 g/L to 92.6 g/L.
CT3 steel protection tends to increase when cardanol concentration increases to 78.8 g/L
(Figure 3a).
Figure 2. Corrosion rate (a) and Protection efficiency (b) of CT3 steel at different
Cardanol concentrations after 168 h.
With the method of determining the corrosion rate by electrochemical method (Figure
3b), the corrosion rate of CT3 steel with cardanol inhibitor tends to decrease rapidly when
the concentration of cardanol reaches 78.8 g/L. The efficiency of cardanol corrosion
protection is determined at a high level, the protection efficiency reaches more than 70%
with a test time of 672 h at a cardanol concentration of 78.8 g/L.
a) Mass method b) Electrochemical method
Figure 3. Corrosion rate and Protection efficiency at different Cardanol concentration:
Mass method (a) and Electrochemical method (b).
Polarized resistor of CT3 steel increases when cardanol concentration increases; When
there is no presence of cardanol on the surface of CT3 steel, the polarization resistance value
is 10.18 Ω, after treating CT3 steel surface with cardanol solution at cardanol concentrations
[41,6; 56.6; 78.8] g/L before the corrosion test in the environment of 3.5% NaCl polarization
resistor of steel reaches the corresponding values [13,39; 16.49; 57.68] Ω.
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Figure 4. Tafel diagram (left), corrosion current intensity and polarization resistors
(right) of CT3 steel at cardanol concentrations after 168 h testing.
The presence of cardanol inhibitors not only affects the polarization resistance of CT3
steel but also affects the anodic and cathode polarization curve of steel. When there is no
cardanol inhibitor, the excess of the steel electrode is low (-0.903 V), the corrosive current
is 0.534 mA.
3.2.2. Effect of immersion time
With the mass method, the corrosion rate tends to increase rapidly in the first period,
before 672 h. After the test period of 1680 h, the corrosion rate at 3 cardanol
concentrations [56,6; 78.8; 92.6] g/L is [0.364; 0.352; 0.360] mm/year, the corrosion rate
values vary slightly.
Figure 5. The corrosion rate of CT3 steel at different time intervals:
mass method (left) and electrochemical method (right).
With the electrochemical method, the corrosion rate tends to increase steadily during
the test period, the corrosion rate change path tends to be linear over time.
Figure 6. Tafel diagram of CT3 steel at different test times,
Cardanol concentration of 78.8 g/L.
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The corrosion rate of CT3 steel increases about 4 times from 0.102 mm/year to 0.416
mm/year when the test time increases by 10 times from 168 h to 1680 h. The test time also
affects the polarization resistance of the steel surface, when the test time to increase the
polarization resistance tends to decrease, the polarization resistance decreases by about 6
times from 57.68 Ω to 9.56 Ω when the time increases from 168 to 1680 h.
4. CONCLUSION
In this work, Cardanol is extracted from cashew shell by supercritical CO2 method. The
chemical analysis of obtained in present study showed that it mainly contained cardanol
(67%). The results suggested that cardanol inhibits the electrochemical process taking
place on carbon steel CT3 surface undergoing corrosion in 3.5% aqueous NaCl solutions.
Corrosion rate ranged from 0.1018 to 0.6465 mm/year in 1 week, protection efficiency of
various CNSL concentrations during 8 weeks as 30 – 85%.
Acknowledgments: We acknowledge the support of time and facilities from Institute of
Tropicalization and Environment and Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology (HCMUT),
VNU-HCM for this study.
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TÓM TẮT
NGHIÊN CỨU TRÍCH LY CARDANOL TỪ VỎ HẠT ĐIỀU BẰNG PHƯƠNG PHÁP
SIÊU TỚI HẠN ỨNG DỤNG LÀM CHẤT ĂN MÒN CHO THÉP CARBON
Chất ức chế là một chất được thêm vào môi trường ăn mòn để ức chế tốc độ ăn
mòn. Chất ức chế hữu cơ được ưa chuộng hơn chất vô cơ vì chúng thân thiện với
môi trường. Một trong những hợp chất hữu cơ hiếm khi được báo cáo là chất ức chế
ăn mòn là Cardanol từ chiết xuất vỏ hạt điều. Trong nghiên cứu này, thép cacbon
CT3 được sử dụng với dung dịch NaCl 3,5% làm môi trường ăn mòn. Việc chiết
xuất dầu cardanol từ vỏ hạt điều (Anacardium Occidentale) được trồng ở Việt Nam
bằng phương pháp CO2 siêu tới hạn đã được tiến hành. Độ tinh khiết và hàm lượng
dầu chiết xuất được xác định bằng phân tích Sắc ký lỏng hiệu suất cao (HPLC).
Potentiondyamic được sử dụng để đo tốc độ và hành vi ăn mòn. Từ các phép đo
điện hóa, người ta thấy rằng, việc bổ sung chất ức chế 78,8 mg/L cho hiệu quả ức
chế cao nhất đạt 84%. Vì vậy, Cardanol chiết xuất từ vỏ hạt điều bằng phương pháp
CO2 siêu tới hạn có tiềm năng ứng dụng làm chất ức chế ăn mòn xanh.
Từ khóa: Cardanol; Cardol; Axit anacardic; Vỏ hạt điều; Chiết dịch siêu tới hạn.
Received date, 10th August, 2020
Revised manuscript, 12
th
August, 2020
Published, 24
h
August, 2020
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