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Effects of Salt and Ash on high temperature corrosion behaviour of NI-25CR Alloy in Wet CO2 Gas at 650°C

ABSTRACT A model Ni-25Cr (wt.%) alloy coated with chloride salts, industrial coal ash, and mixtures of these salts with coal ash (ash/salt weight ratios: 90/10, 50/50, 25/75) was exposed in Ar-60CO2-20H2O at 650oC for 100 h and 300 h. For comparison, the alloy without any deposit was also exposed to the same gas... Read more.

Corrosion & Materials | April 2024

We are pleased to deliver the first Corrosion & Materials magazine since February 2020. This is a long-awaited publication compiling technical papers, corrosion news, Member profiles, reports from our Leadership and more.

NZ Branch Newsletter June 2024

Queensland – YCG (AI in Corrosion) Event

Newcastle – Latest case studies in the application of Cathodic Protection

Accessing the Inaccessible: Retrofitting Cathodic Protection Systems for Ageing Steel Structures

This paper focuses on the challenges faced for asset owners and corrosion control practitioners when existing, inaccessible, cathodic protection systems for internal surfaces have reached the end of their design life.

Tasmania – Cost of corrosion and mitigation strategies

South Australia – Student Case Study Night

Water Technical Group hosts successful seminar in Melbourne

Drafts open for commenting with Standards Australia

NZ Branch Newsletter May 2024

Design and Maintenance to Prevent MIC of Steel Fire Service Pipe Systems

There are several key considerations regarding design and maintenance that can be included to reduce the incidence of MIC related failures, depending on the risk associated with such a failure.

Conference 2024 – Call for Awards

Put your best foot forward for who you believe should be the esteemed recipient of the following awards.

Corrosion Hunters: a message for the World Corrosion Awareness Day 2024

Rust never sleeps, the Famous words from Neil Young. So, Corrosion Hunters have to work twice as hard during the day to make up for their sleeping.