Corrosion CONTROLLED! | maritime coatings

USACE operations employees scrape zebra mussels off the lock wall. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers St. Paul District dewatered Lock and Dam 7, located near La Crescent, Minn., to do major renovation and rehabilitation work. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Shannon Bauer)

Zebra Mussels Are the Pits — Literally

May 23, 2022 •Corrosion CONTROLLED, Infrastructure, Water

Ship Corrosion Case Study: Factors for preserving & coating ships hulls

April 8, 2021 •Corrosion CONTROLLED, Corrosion Essentials, Coatings

Corrosion Basics: Cathodic Protection in Fixed Seawater Structures

March 16, 2021 •Corrosion CONTROLLED, Corrosion Essentials, CP

Polyurea coatings reduce marine environment’s costly effects

February 10, 2021 •Corrosion CONTROLLED, Advanced Materials

Time, efficiency, and safety are seen as benefits of using drones to measure coating thickness.

Drones -- for measuring coating thickness

January 28, 2021 •Corrosion CONTROLLED, Corrosion Essentials, M&I

Navy finds topside coatings solution that can be applied by sailors

January 8, 2021 •Corrosion CONTROLLED, Corrosion Essentials, Coatings

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