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11th September 2015Bridge mired in troubled water
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11th September 201560 years on, the ACA still fights the good fight part one
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11th September 2015Strategy for a corrosion remediation program
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11th September 2015Removal of Underground Earthing Facilitates Increased Corrosion Protection to Pipelines
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11th September 2015Six decades of corrosion technology innovation part 3
Six decades of corrosion technology innovation part 3 With thanks to Warren Green, Greg Moore and Les Boulton for their contributions to this article. From the earliest days of the Australasian Corrosion Association, it was well known that structures and materials deteriorate (corrode) over time. It was also recognised that new technologies and new materials...
11th September 2015Treatment of Rusted Surfaces
Treatment of Rusted Surfaces R A Francis, R A Francis Consulting Services It is generally accepted that, for maximum protection, paints must be applied to surfaces which are entirely free from rust and other contamination. This is especially true of modern high performance coatings such as epoxies, inorganic zinc silicates, etc where abrasive blasting to...
11th September 2015Protective coatings – a guide to project delivery
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11th September 201560 years on, the ACA still fights the good fight part 2
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11th September 2015New technology from Hempel improves zinc-rich epoxy primers
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