Which risk increases when a steel pipeline experiences sustained electromagnetic interference?

💡 Explanation

Elevated electromagnetic interference induces localized electrochemical potential variations, leading to increased intergranular corrosion because grain boundaries become anodic relative to the grain interiors through galvanic action. Therefore, corrosion accelerates rather than phase transformation or embrittlement.

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