Extending Wastewater System Service Life with Polymer-Based Coatings
Discover how polymer-based coatings protect wastewater systems from corrosion, reduce maintenance, and extend infrastructure service life.
Discover how polymer-based coatings protect wastewater systems from corrosion, reduce maintenance, and extend infrastructure service life.
Discover expert strategies to prevent corrosion in storage tanks, including ceramic coatings, epoxy linings, and targeted epoxy repairs, enhancing safety, compliance, and asset longevity.
Learn how the 2024 Water Resources Development Act mandates corrosion prevention to protect U.S. infrastructure, reduce costs, and ensure sustainability. Discover the role of AMPP in shaping this landmark legislation.
US rivers and streams see surge in salinization and alkalinization, increasing corrosion risk, study reveals.
Geopolymer-based concrete (GPC) could offer superior protection against microbiologically influenced corrosion (MIC) for wastewater infrastructure.
From a corrosion standpoint, the most significant contaminant for industrial water is dissolved oxygen (DO) from ambient air.
An invasive species, the zebra mussel is creating corrosion and biofouling problems for North America’s freshwater infrastructure.
Water is a basic need but countries challenged with satisfying this need may not be aware that water systems are tied to materials & corrosion control.
The process by which salt is removed from water is key to solving corrosion problems at desalination plants. An overview of the three main processes is presented.
This article talks about the four main areas coatings contractors need to consider when performing an application to concrete in a wastewater environment.