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  Markets

  Combating Sanitation System Corrosion

  Governments, particularly major cities, are faced with a growing demand on aging sanitation infrastructures and escalating cost of maintenance. (An introduction to the...

  By: Robert Anderson

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  Corrosion Failure

  The Role of Corrosion in the Flint Water Crisis

  Despite several studies many questions still remain regarding the water crisis in Flint, Michigan. A decision to not add a corrosion inhibitor to the city’s...

  By: Corrosionpedia Staff

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  Coatings

  Waterborne Coatings: When Regulations Meet Technology

  Increased levels of environmental awareness have brought the issue of sustainable development practices, methods and materials to the forefront of many international...

  By: Krystal Nanan | Civil Engineer

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  Procedures

  The Impact of the Pipeline Safety Act of 2011 on the Industry

  When an incident occurs, pipeline transport invariably attracts negative media attention. When a failure makes the news, one of the questions I am almost always asked by...

  By: Britney Taylor, C.E. | Corrosion Pipeline Integrity Engineer, Campos EPC

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  Corrosion Prevention

  Protecting Outdoor Bronze Sculptures from Corrosion

  Across the world, thousands of bronze sculptures stand outside and in public areas. Depicting historical figures or even abstract art, these monuments may be part of...

  By: Samantha Silbert

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  Markets

  Corrosion Costs & Recommended Practices for the Water Industry

  Aging water and wastewater infrastructures are difficult and expensive to manage. But how much does the corrosion problem cost the industry? And how can water utilities...

  By: Australasian Corrosion Association

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  Failure

  VIDEO: John Oliver on America's Crumbling Infrastructure

  Infrastructure: it's our roads, bridges, dams, airports, power grids... basically anything that can be destroyed in an action film! And the problem is, it's falling...

  By: Corrosionpedia Staff