How to Conduct a Corrosion-related Failure Analysis

Conducting a root cause analysis to identify the exact cause of a failure of a material due to corrosion, and to determine appropriate remedies, requires a detailed and thorough analysis. Failure analysis experts can be involved at any point of a product's life cycle including the design, manufacturing, service, and ultimately, when a part of the product fails due to corrosion. In this article, Les Boulton gives a brief outline of the corrosion failure analysis process.

Brian Cherry Awards Forum 2021 – 3 Minute Thesis Round

The Brian Cherry Awards Forum is open to postgraduate and final year undergraduate research students studying at an Australasian University. The award honours the late Professor Brian Cherry of Monash University for his significant contribution to corrosion education, consulting and the Australasian Corrosion Association Inc. Applicants can be studying any aspect of corrosion, including but not limited to metallic and non-metallic corrosion, corrosion management, corrosion mitigation, and corrosion protection. Taking part in the Forum provides students with the opportunity to present their corrosion related research work as well as showcase their talent to their peers and the Australasian Corrosion Industry.

Congratulations to the Winners of our RustyPics2021 Photo Competition

Congratulations to the winners of our RustyPics2021 Photo Contest: Daniel Lillas, Sanjay Choudhary, Muhammad Javed and Grand Prize winner Hoda Adelkhah and thanks for their fantastic submissions. Scott Wade, Peter Dove and Candice Blackney of the ACA VIC Branch recently spent some time to sit down and discuss each of our applicants in the RustyPics 2021 Photo Competition and officially announce the winners in the four categories of Marine, Pipeline, Concrete and Other Corrosion. You can watch the full recording and look through all the great submissions now.

Call for Nominations – Board of Directors 2021

The Australasian Corrosion Association is calling for nominations from our members to be elected to our board. Now is your opportunity to be involved at the highest level and lead your profession. The ACA Board requires a wide mix of skills and experience to satisfy its corporate responsibilities. If you feel that, you could make a valuable contribution or know a member of the ACA who you feel would make an excellent contribution, please consider a nomination.

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