Air Force researches microbiologically induced corrosion in aircraft
Microbiologically induced corrosion on aircraft and their fuel systems may be prevented with decontamination enclosure, Air Force research shows.
How cathodic protection prevents lightning from causing corrosion in pipelines
How lightning-resistant remote cathodic protection (CP) monitoring devices relay potential problems in a timely manner & can prevent pipeline corrosion.
Ship Corrosion Case Study: Factors for preserving & coating ships hulls
This ship corrosion case study illustrates what can drive the selection of the right biofouling solution for preserving & coating ships.
Changes to potable water coatings bring applicator challenges
New standards will eliminate solvent-borne coatings currently certified causing changes in the water and coatings industries. Learn how you can prepare.
Corrosion Basics: Cathodic Protection in Fixed Seawater Structures
An introduction to sacrificial galvanic and impressed current cathodic protection (CP) systems for mitigating corrosion in fixed seawater structures.
What does corrosion management have to do with sustainability?
Questions to ask to determine if your organization needs to tie its sustainability goals to corrosion management.
New methods needed for MIC testing in fracking wells
More than one bacterial family can cause microbiologically induced corrosion (MIC) in shale fracking wells; its key to know which microbes are doing damage.
Polyurea coatings reduce marine environment’s costly effects
Surface prep, application, and use of polyurea coatings for reducing costs for structures in marine environments.
Drones — for measuring coating thickness
Time, efficiency, and safety are just some of the benefits discussed of using drones to measure coating thickness.
Navy finds topside coatings solution that can be applied by sailors
In this post, see how the Navy saved money training ship’s sailors to apply new coating product that performed better than traditional silicone alkyds.