Which of the following does not increases the likelihood of atmospheric corrosion?
A) Bird poop
B) Increasing annual rainfalls
C) Locations where moisture is trapped
D) Increasing operating pressures
E) Increasing amounts of airborne contaminates

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Operating pressures do not have a direct effect on atmospheric corrosion. Corrosion in pipelines usually occurs due to the presence of water, oxygen, and contaminants in the atmosphere. Factors such as moisture, contaminants, and locations where moisture is trapped increase the likelihood of atmospheric corrosion. Bird poop and increasing annual rainfall can also contribute to atmospheric corrosion as they contain acidic substances that can corrode metal surfaces.

Which of the Following Does Not Increases the Likelihood of Atmospheric