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Abstract
Experience with three methods of using computers to assist in the solution of corrosion problems is described. The methods are the use of theoretically based mathematical models, expert systems, and an approach based on a form of decision tree. The strengths and limitations of the nlethods are considered and it is concluded that they are conlplenlentary rather than competitive. Each shows considerable promise as a way of making corrosion knowledge available in a form well suited to use in-the solution of practical problenls, and avoids limitations met with more conventional information handling systems.