corrosion and materials

A look at the latest technological advances in corrosion control through cathodic protection.

Continuing with this initiative that I have called “Corrosion Tourism, a trip to learn about the beauty and importance of corrosion in iconic structures”, this time we are going to Japan, in the city of Kamakura, to learn about the history of a bronze statue of Amida Buddha, known as The Great Buddha of Kamakura, the second largest Buddha in Japan

Una vista a los compuestos y tecnologías que prolongan la vida útil de estructuras expuestas a ambientes marinos agresivos.

Researchers at the University of Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) have developed a new polymerization process, generating a 2D two-dimensional polymeric material called 2DPA-1, very light and twice as hard as steel.

ColdBonding ensures reliable deck plate repairs in demanding maritime environments.

Non-invasive evaluation process to detect external corrosion in hydrocarbon transport systems.

Ecological inhibitors reduce corrosion using natural, non-toxic compounds, minimizing environmental impact.

Corrosion is a natural process of material degradation, with multiple consequences, not only economic, but also environmental and human.
Current research has focused its studies on the problems presented by metallic corrosion, caused by the progressive deterioration of the environment. However, there are few studies on the reverse case in relation to the effect that corrosion has on the environment.