Geopolymer Solution for Sulfuric Acid Corrosion at Wastewater Plants
Geopolymer-based concrete (GPC) could offer superior protection against microbiologically influenced corrosion (MIC) for wastewater infrastructure.
Corrosion Basics – Water Constituents
From a corrosion standpoint, the most significant contaminant for industrial water is dissolved oxygen (DO) from ambient air.
Out in the Oil Field: Tank Coating
Surface preparation and coating application certifications ensure your crew is equipped for a job of tank coating out in the oil field.
Blast Off: New Coatings at Power Plant Turbine
Learn the safety and preparation details of how one power plant turbine very carefully added new coatings.
Sensors Can Predict Corrosive Conditions in Military Aircraft
Find out how sensors can predict corrosive conditions in DoD military aircraft to help maintain physical assets and to protect the security of the U.S.
Fun Ride: Coating an Amusement Park
Fun Ride: Coating an Amusement Park. When you think of amusement parks, you may think of roller coasters, ferris wheels, and much more. But for a coatings contractor, that list may expand to the many different substrates with different kinds of coatings. The
Corrosion of concrete buildings: How can we prevent the next disaster?
A year after Surfside tragedy, experts collaborate on best practices for concrete corrosion prevention.
Inside the aftermath of the Surfside collapse: An AMPP Member’s Story
In a 3-part series in Materials Performance Magazine, Byron Evetts provides his perspective on the Champlain Towers South recovery effort and wreckage in the days after the devastating collapse.
Zebra Mussels Are the Pits — Literally
An invasive species, the zebra mussel is creating corrosion and biofouling problems for North America’s freshwater infrastructure.
100 Years Maintenance-Free: Zinc is Key to Norwegian Bridge Protection
To protect steel highway bridges from corrosion, Norway uses a synergistic coating technique that has proven to stand the test of time.