Materials Performance

DEC 2016

Materials Performance is the world's most widely circulated magazine dedicated to corrosion prevention and control. MP provides information about the latest corrosion control technologies and practical applications for every industry and environment.

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8 DECEMBER 2016 MATERIALS PERFORMANCE NACE INTERNATIONAL: VOL. 55, NO. 12 WHAT'S ONLINE @ materialsperformance.com Corrosion Topics Discussed this Month at materialsperformance.com • Impressed Current Anode Systems for Jetty Piling Protection—One of the areas where cathodic protection (CP) is commonly applied to marine structures is the steel piling systems on jetties and piers. This article discusses the design and implementation of CP on a newly constructed jetty in Surabaya, Indonesia. • Key Indicators Can Reveal Signs of Concrete Parking Structure Corrosion—Experienced con- crete maintenance and restoration specialists explain the unique challenges in protecting parking structures from a constant onslaught of environmental stressors and wear and tear, along with examples of successful repair techniques. • Battling Building Envelope Corrosion— Efficiently managing the effects of concrete corrosion can extend the life of a building; however, concrete is not the only component threatened by corrosion. On any building, both the cladding and fasteners holding it in place are exposed to varying degrees of corrosion. • Teaching Cathodic Protection with an Outdoor Pipeline Integrity Lab—A major U.S. university is using funding to develop a new outdoor pipeline integrity lab, which will include buried pipe with an active rectifier to simulate real- life activities. • Test Protocol Evaluates Concrete Repair with Sacrificial Anodes—One of the most common drivers of concrete repairs is corrosion of the concrete's steel reinforcement, often caused by chloride ions in the environment entering the concrete and eventually reaching the embed- ded steel. • Polyurea Coatings Protect Aging Concrete Wastewater Infrastructure—Advanced polyurea coatings and liners provide strong, flexible waterproofing to bridge cracks and protect against future cracking and deterioration. • Cathodic Protection Retrofit on an Aging Pipeline—As pipelines age, it is important to verify the effectiveness of the coating and cathodic protection systems that protect them against external corrosion, and implement remedial actions if necessary.

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