The preservation of metal requires precise application of coatings to ensure its integrity and long-lasting functionality.
To control corrosion effectively, it is essential to evaluate mechanisms, apply preventive measures, monitor equipment, train personnel and implement organizational audits.
The AMPP is a leading global organization that develops standards for corrosion management and brings together materials experts.
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Inspenet, November 4, 2023. Corrosion is defined as the deterioration of a metal or alloy due to a chemical or electrochemical reaction with its environment. These…
Corrosion control involves inspections, risk analysis and material selection, integrating conventional methods with innovative predictive technologies.
Ultrasonic sensor networks monitor corrosion in real time, detect failures and reduce operating costs, increasing industrial safety.
Identifies problems such as electrical interference and high soil resistivity in cathodic protection systems.
Identifying and assessing CUI requires reliable methods in the face of physical barriers and hidden conditions.
The design of the system depends on the coating, soil resistivity and type of structure to be protected.
SCC compromises metallic structures by combining mechanical stress and corrosion, requiring environmental control and appropriate material selection.
Marine corrosion is enhanced by environmental conditions that alter the electrochemical behavior of metallic materials.