Topic The Battle Against Corrosion in Buildings Presented By Les Boulton; Les Boulton & Associates Event Protecting New Zealand Infrastructure | 11 May 2017 | Auckland This video is in 2 Parts
21st May 2017
Topic Protecting Infrastructure Monitoring & Analysis Presented By Liam Coleman; Auckland Motorways Alliance Event Protecting New Zealand Infrastructure | 11 May 2017 | Auckland This video is in 2 Parts
21st May 2017
Topic Principles & Tools of Corrosion Management Presented By Raed El Sarraf; Opus International Consultants Event Protecting New Zealand Infrastructure | 11 May 2017 | Auckland This video is in 2 Parts
21st May 2017
The Victorian Branch of the ACA is run by 15 committee members including an executive group. Our main function as a branch is to hold events for our members, and we hold at least one event per month. Events always include some networking over food and drink, as our aim is to bring people together...
20th May 2017
[wppdf id=’1178′] In This Issue: Tech Note: Is Surface Preparation for concrete repairs a fad? Technical Review: Registration of ICCP Systems – Learnings & Recommendations
18th May 2017
A key way of minimising corrosion is to design for durability and employ the most appropriate technologies and prevention techniques.
16th May 2017
Editorial This is the first issue of AUSTRALIAN CORROSION ENGINEERING. Its aim is to aid industry and commerce.This will be done by providing a forum where technologists of varied interests can consider and learn about corrosion in its many forms, with emphasis on their own problems and the solutions adopted.
13th May 2017
1991 Paper: Corrosion Monitoring For All Or Why Should I Measure Rust? G.A.M Sussex ETRS Pty Limited, West Footscray, Victoria Corrosion losses are measured for a variety of research, safety and economic reasons. The Techniques employed may be classified in many ways although the most basic distinction is between physical measurements of material present and...
8th May 2017
[envira-gallery id=”1739″] Dedicated corrosionists visit Ionode in Brisbane. – Wayne Thompson Ionode is a unique company manufacturing a very important piece of equipment in daily use around the world in the fight against corrosion. Ionode has been manufacturing pH probes since 1972. The range was awe inspiring with small, yet robust units being manufactured at...
30th April 2017
Peter Wade, Energy Safe Victoria Manager Electrolysis Mitigation and member of the Australasian Corrosion Association
30th April 2017
How to safeguard Hydrostatic testing, Engineering (CM) and Managerial solutions (CKM), A Brief Introduction - Dr. Reza Javaherdashti
19th April 2017
Alec McWhinnie Port Engineer Lyttelton Port of Christchurch What does your role entail and what does your company do? I am part of our internal engineering and project management team. As such we deal with a range of projects with my predominant focus being on the maintenance of our existing port structures and...
5th April 2017
28 March 2017 Wayne Thomson On Tuesday 28th March the Queensland ACA Branch hosted Andrew Mackintosh from Thomson Greer Law Firm. Usually talks are of a technical corrosion nature, this talk was of a legal nature. As many ACA members are commercial practitioners, they are often faced with signing contracts, sometimes many pages long and...
2nd April 2017
24 March 2017 Wayne Thomson Proof – there is dough to be made in materials engineering! This proof was observed by a select group of corrosionistas who attended the Goodman Fielder site visit in Friday the 24th March. Goodman Fielder (GF) is a household name, producing many food items across Australia, New Zealand and Asia...
2nd April 2017
Owners and operators of high-value assets need to understand the cost implications of ignoring the effects of corrosion that poses a threat to all infrastructure through the degradation of structures such as buildings, roads, bridges, pipelines and towers. The economic impact of corrosion represents an annual cost of many billions of dollars to the economy....
2nd April 2017