Showing posts with label Corrosion on the Web. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Corrosion on the Web. Show all posts
Monday, November 21, 2011
The Effects of Sour Candy
The Minnesota Dental Association has started a campaign to combat the effects of acidic drinks and candies on tooth corrosion. They've compiled a chart of listing several popular sour candies, some of which are more acidic than battery acid. More details here.
Monday, December 20, 2010
Thursday, August 26, 2010
St. Louis Gateway Arch Showing Rust and Decay
Almost 45 years into its reign atop the St. Louis skyline, the 630-foot monument is suffering from growing rust and decay. And nobody knows how extensive. Corrosion, some of it feared aggressive, and severe discoloration of the stainless steel skin have long been present, according to engineering reports reviewed by the Post-Dispatch. ... The problems are increasingly evident, with streaks and spots marking the upper reaches of the Arch exterior.
From stltoday.com via LinkedIn.
For more about the Gateway Arch, see here and here.
Thursday, July 22, 2010
Corrosion Books
Looking for a book on corrosion? Here are some ways to find what you're looking for. Click on these links, then modify my search criteria to narrow down your search.
Google Books
NACE Store
ASM International (Materials Information Society) Books
Amazon Corrosion Books
Corrosion Books on the Kindle
Book Recommendations from the Corrosion Doctors
Azom (A to Z of Materials) Books
Google Books
NACE Store
ASM International (Materials Information Society) Books
Amazon Corrosion Books
Corrosion Books on the Kindle
Book Recommendations from the Corrosion Doctors
Azom (A to Z of Materials) Books
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Books,
Corrosion,
Corrosion on the Web
Tuesday, July 13, 2010
Blogging the Periodic Table
Sam Kean is blogging about the periodic table on Slate Magazine in conjunction with his new book, The Disappearing Spoon: And Other True Tales of Madness, Love, and the History of the World From the Periodic Table of the Elements.
Labels:
Chemistry,
Corrosion,
Corrosion on the Web
Monday, June 28, 2010
US Department of Defense Corrosion Defense website
The DoD Corrosion Defense (CorrDefense) Web Site is a state-of-the-art corrosion prevention and control information management and distribution e-portal sponsored by the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition Technology and Logistics (OUSD(AT&L)), Office of Corrosion Policy and Oversight. The website has been designated as one of the cornerstones in the DoD's long-term strategy for corrosion prevention and mitigation detailed in 10 U.S.C. 2228, which was enacted by the Bob Stump National Defense Authorization Act for FY 2003. CorrDefense is a free service for all individuals and organizations from Industry, Academia, and Government who have an interest in corrosion, particularly as it relates to DoD weapon systems, equipment, related commercial assets, and infrastructure.CorrDefense.org
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Corrosion,
Corrosion on the Web,
Military
Wednesday, December 30, 2009
ECDA For Cased Pipelines
From Pipeline and Gas Journal article "Mears Hosts Workshop On ECDA For Cased Pipelines":
The author also recently participated in an article in the March 2009 Pipeline and Gas Journal titled "Protecting Pipelines At Crossings: Are Casings Obsolete?".
Also, see previous post on the Pipeline Cased Crossings Casing Quality Action Team (CASQAT) here.
Fifty-six integrity representatives from pipeline and gas utility companies across North America attended the day-long event at Mears headquarters in Rosebush, MI. Speakers included Max Kieba, Central Engineer, Office of Pipeline Safety, who gave directions to attendees on the upcoming PHMSA cased-pipe guidelines. Demonstrations included field indirect and direct inspections of coated and uncoated cased pipe, and a demonstration of wax filling a casing by Royston.Casings are a common historical practice to prevent overburden stresses and mechanical damage to pipelines, typically at crossings, but they cause some unique problems with cathodic protection and corrosion surveys. Uncased crossings are usually preferable to cased crossings from a corrosion point-of-view. The NACE Standard SP0200 "Steel-Cased Pipeline Practices" (PDF, 833k, free to NACE members $35 for non-members) says:
1.2 Use of cased crossings should be avoided unless required by load considerations, unstable soil conditions, or when their use is dictated by sound engineering practices.The issue has become critical in the gas transmission industry with the requirements of the Gas IMP rule and the limitations of performing ECDA on cased crossings. There was a PHMSA public meeting in July 2008 to address all the issues of cased crossings. There is more information on the PHMSA meeting website. In particular, this presentation from a liquid operator gives an overall perspective on the issues of casings.
The author also recently participated in an article in the March 2009 Pipeline and Gas Journal titled "Protecting Pipelines At Crossings: Are Casings Obsolete?".
Also, see previous post on the Pipeline Cased Crossings Casing Quality Action Team (CASQAT) here.
Monday, December 14, 2009
Current and Future Corrosion Challenges
The chemical, refinery, and petrochemical industries are facing new challenges in order to develop more environment friendly processes and to manufacture "green" products. Corrosion management is an essential element for the development of a sustainable industrial society, including issues such as the selection and development of corrosion resistant materials, coatings, and environmentally friendly inhibitors.From MaterialsViews.com.
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Corrosion,
Corrosion on the Web
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
ASM, ASTM and NACE launch Corrosion Solutions Center
Corrosion Solutions Center is the world's most comprehensive and authoritative resource for researching, understanding, preventing, and solving corrosion-related problems.
This robust product is brought to you by a partnership between the leading corrosion engineering society, NACE International, the leading materials information society, ASM International and one of the largest voluntary standards development organizations in the world, ASTM International. Corrosion Solutions Center allows us to bring more value to you, eliminating the need for multiple site-searches.
By partnering and bringing together content from each organization, we're able to provide a single resource for corrosion-related materials information including:
Journal articles - content from leading materials industry journals, including Corrosion journal
Book chapters- articles from the most relevant technical books
Handbook articles - articles from the ASM Handbook collection
Standards - NACE International standards covering subjects such as laboratory corrosion testing, corrosion prevention and blast cleaning
Magazine articles – ASM's Advanced Materials & Processes and NACE's Materials Performance magazine articles
Conference Papers – papers from leading industry conferences
Technical Papers – white papers and reports from government and industry research
http://content.asminternational.org/portal/site/corrosioncenter/
Corrosion Solutions provides authoritative, peer-reviewed information from leading organizations serving the materials performance community.
This robust product is brought to you by a partnership between the leading corrosion engineering society, NACE International, the leading materials information society, ASM International and one of the largest voluntary standards development organizations in the world, ASTM International. Corrosion Solutions Center allows us to bring more value to you, eliminating the need for multiple site-searches.
By partnering and bringing together content from each organization, we're able to provide a single resource for corrosion-related materials information including:
Journal articles - content from leading materials industry journals, including Corrosion journal
Book chapters- articles from the most relevant technical books
Handbook articles - articles from the ASM Handbook collection
Standards - NACE International standards covering subjects such as laboratory corrosion testing, corrosion prevention and blast cleaning
Magazine articles – ASM's Advanced Materials & Processes and NACE's Materials Performance magazine articles
Conference Papers – papers from leading industry conferences
Technical Papers – white papers and reports from government and industry research
http://content.asminternational.org/portal/site/corrosioncenter/
Corrosion Solutions provides authoritative, peer-reviewed information from leading organizations serving the materials performance community.
Labels:
Corrosion,
Corrosion on the Web,
Corrosion Research
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