Industrial facilities can benefit from scheduling corrosion protection of their carbon steel structures and equipment during seasonal slowdowns, when such projects have a minimal impact on output. Read the full article here.
When traditional corrosion protection fails, a new approach can dramatically extend life in upstream, midstream, and downstream applications Corrosion Under Insulation (CUI) is the root cause of many of the global petrochemical industry’s most serious problems including forced shutdowns, lost production, early repair and replacement, as well as safety and environmental consequences that can cost…
While the gradual corrosion of steel is a costly problem for the oil & gas industry, flash rust — the sudden onset of corrosion on a potentially massive scale — may be even trickier to resolve. True to its name, flash rust can occur without warning and take over a…
From the rise of the electric car to extensive data tracking around the globe, green initiatives and rapid change at first seemed threatening to the oil and gas industry — but oil and gas businesses are finding that advanced technology can be their key to cutting costs and staying competitive.…
An innovative primer that it is claimed stops corrosion for decades has caught the attention of multinational paint companies, several of which are engaged in discussions of exclusivity in various regions of the world. Read the full article on pages 33 & 34.
Watch this video or continue below to read the full transcript of the video. Finding a Protective Layer EonCoat forms an iron phosphate alloy layer that chemically bonds to steel to prevent corrosion. Let’s take a closer look at how that process works. Steel rusts because individual steel atoms…
Watch the video below or continue to the transcript below Video Transcript A Corrosion-Resistant Coating EonCoat is a new material science and a completely different way to protect steel against corrosion. We call it a corrosion-resistant coating, but the truth is, because it alloys the top layer of steel, it’s…
Microbiologically influenced corrosion (MIC) is a serious concern for many of your industrial customers. After all, it can cost them a great deal of time and money when corrosion affects their assets. While they may accept that a certain amount of corrosion is inevitable, you can exceed their expectations by…
There are many different types of corrosion, ranging from those that are easily identifiable with the naked eye, to those that take some additional examination to accurately identify. This naturally occurring condition can cause costly and dangerous damage to systems from personal vehicles to pipelines and architectural infrastructures such as…
Cathodic Protection is a major weapon against corrosion but has some costly disadvantages when trying to protect larger steel assets For corrosion to occur, four elements must be present: a host site from which current flows, a destination site where no current flows, a medium capable of conducting current (such…