Mechanical adhesion testing measures the adhesive properties of industrial paints and coatings with the help of a pull-off type instrument. The instrument consists of an aluminum pull stub (also called a loading fixture) that can be bonded with the coating surface. Once the coating dries and the… View Full Term
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By: Robert Anderson
There are many types of steam and important aspects to consider when using process steam systems for industrial purposes.
By: Shivananda Prabhu
Benefits of ice pigging include reduced water use, shorter disruptions, less downtime, lower probability of pipe damage, and minimal environmental impact compared to conventional pigs and other pipeline cleaning methods.
By: Krystal Nanan | Civil Engineer
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By: Mahmoud Elmahdy | Senior Cathodic Protection Engineer
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Brown discolored water began appearing in a city’s drinking water after a change to the water supply. Further investigations revealed the water was contaminated with lead and bacteria due to corroding lead pipes.
By: Corrosionpedia Staff
Drinking water travels through metallic pipes. The corrosion rate depends upon dissimilar metals used in pipes and water parameters such as dissolved oxygen levels, pH value, and contaminants. Coatings must meet regulatory standards.
Tuberculation is a common problem associated with aging metal iron pipes. In an attempt to improve operational efficiency and overall water quality standards, municipalities are using unidirectional flushing (UDF) to clean their distribution systems.
New economical rehabilitation technologies show promise in extending the operation life of critical assets. A review of a recent EPA study on two commercially available in-situ trenchless lining systems: spray-on linings and cured-in-place pipes (CIPP).
By: Ron Bianchetti | West Coast Manager, Russell Corrosion Consultants
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