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Victoria – Annual General Meeting

Sustainable high performance closed film ceramics thermal insulation coatings for energy, CUI and personnel protection

This paper sheds the light with practical applications of multi-ceramic thermal insulation coatings, reshaping energy management and asset protection paradigms for every industry.

NZ Branch Newsletter March 2024

New Zealand – Annual General Meeting

Newcastle – Annual General Meeting

ACA requests increased TAFE training and recognition for Industrial Painters

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.    

South Australia – Annual General Meeting

Victoria – Young vs Old(er) Lawn Bowls

Design And Maintenance To Prevent Mic Of Steel Fire Service Pipe Systems

Fire protection systems are used as a safety feature in many industries. They are found in...

Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, And Big Data For Corrosion Control – Quo Vadis?

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...

New South Wales – Annual General Meeting

Meet the Members: Shane Strudwick

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.  

An Overview And Discussion On Challenges And Future Perspectives Of Corrosion Engineering In The Emerging Renewable Energy Age

Concrete Impressed Current Cathodic Protection In A Black Rust Environment

Cathodic protection has been a widely used technique to control corrosion of steel...

ACA announces new and improved 2024 Membership Package

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.