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Ask the Expert
This month, the questions being answered by our corrosion technology experts relate to impressed current Cathodic Protection systems for pipelines and plant piping, and salt contamination of metal surfaces before painting. Question: The use of linear MMO sock anode...
Fellow’s Corner
The third article in this series from ICorr Fellows who have made a significant contribution in the field of corrosion is by Bill Hedges, Vice President of the Institute of Corrosion, FICorr, FRSC, FNACE and CEng. Corrosion Monitoring and Inspection Corrosion...
Young Engineer Programme (YEP)
ICorr’s Young Engineer Programme once again broke new ground as it held its first ever meeting online in May, for the reveal of its 2020 case study. The grand surroundings of the Royal Over-Seas League might have been replaced with the homespun comforts of...