With recent improvements, computer modeling of alternating current (AC) interference effects on buried pipelines has become an engineering best practice, most notably with complex pipeline and high-voltage AC right-of-ways.
Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology offer a novel approach to designing fouling-resistant materials for use in nuclear reactors and other large-scale energy systems.
The structure and morphology of the composite were characterized by Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy and scanning electron microscopy, and electrochemical impedance spectroscopy was used to study the corrosion resistance.
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Concrete beams should be resistant against the influence of corrosive agents, environmental degradation, and mechanical forces. In this article, the effect of two different concrete mixing designs is investigated against the pole’s bend strength behavior.
Corrosion under insulation (CUI) is a pervasive challenge in many insulated plant processes, thanks to the ingress of water through the insulation and onto the metal surfaces of steel pipes, vessels, columns, and other plant equipment.
The development of corrosion on metal piping or under insulation presents a major source of risk for industrial facilities, especially offshore oil and gas sites.
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Materials Performance Editor, Rebecca Bickham talks with Dr. Stephen Ricci, Chief Technology Officer at 10X Engineered Materials about their new breakthrough class of abrasives - Superoxalloy. To learn more about what this means to the industry watch the webcast: New Category of Blast Abrasives