Corrosion is estimated to cost approximately $100 billion for Australia, and the appropriate preparation of the surface and the application of coatings to steel and concrete could minimise the losses.
21st February 2024
Fire protection systems are used as a safety feature in many industries. They are found in...
9th February 2024
The current era has seen amazing, paradigm shifting scientific developments. We now know that the size of small molecule and materials spaces is for all practical purposes, infinite...
8th February 2024
Members like Shane Strudwick, Managing Director of NEOtech Coatings Australia enjoy collaborating and learning with the peers to push the boundaries of old school thinking and manage corrosion with advanced technologies.
6th February 2024
Cathodic protection has been a widely used technique to control corrosion of steel...
2nd February 2024
The new membership packages will encourage more Young Corrosion Group’ members to be signed up to corporate memberships at no additional cost, and the long-awaited return of the Corrosion & Materials Journal.
1st February 2024
Due to popular demand, and in addition to our regular papers, this year we are excited to add a new paper submission template that will aid those submitting reports on case studies.
30th January 2024
The "new asbestosis" theme is at fever pitch on social and professional work platforms -instigated by some for discerning interests, the risk of operator terminal illness caused from silicosis by cut stone and gem stone, is front of mind.
25th January 2024
One definition of sustainability is “the avoidance of the depletion of natural resources in order to maintain an ecological balance”.
19th January 2024
People like Jasmine Hadaway, Reliability Engineering Specialist at Rio Tinto, have been enjoying networking with like-minded peers and learning about new corrosion technologies.
18th January 2024