Corrosion Management Journal
The leading journal for corrosion control and prevention, Corrosion Management is published bi-monthly and is distributed to subscribers worldwide
Advertising Information
A range of advertising opportunities is available in both Corrosion Management Magazine and on our website. Both media complement each other with the website offering instant exposure for your products or services on a global platform and the magazine offering a more traditional and established medium.
If you would like to discuss your requirements in greater detail or have any questions please contact our advertising manager:
Jonathan Phillips
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2026 Features List
To help you target your advertising effectively we have developed a features list.
January/February Issue – Atmospheric Corrosion
March/April Issue – Asset Integrity Management (AIM)
May/June Issue – Corrosion in Hydrogen and Carbon Capture Systems
July/August Issue – Coating Technologies for Corrosion prevention and Fire proofing
September/October Issue – Corrosion Challenges and Solutions for the Transport Industries
November/December Issue – Corrosion in Additive Manufactured Components
Submit an Article
There are 3 main categories within the magazine for which articles are accepted:
Institute News
Institute News
This covers all the business, activities and achievements of the Institute. If you feel you have an article which would be suitable for this section, please send the copy and any photos, to the editor at the address below. The specification for photographs is also given below.
Technical Articles
Technical Articles
Each issue normally contains two technical articles focussed on one aspect of corrosion science or technology and the themes covered in each issue can be found in the magazine media pack (www.icorr.org/publications). These articles must describe original, unpublished work. They should not be commercially orientated, and should present an unbiased view of the technology. The average length should be between 2,000 and 2,500 words, and can include tables, graphs, figures and photographs to help explain the content. This equates to about 3-4 magazine pages. The specification for photographs and figures etc. is given below. The preferred file format is Microsoft Word.
There is the possibility of publishing longer, more detailed, articles on the website. If you have a technical article which you feel is suitable for publication in Corrosion Management, please send it to the editor at the address below.
Industry/Company News
Industry/Company News
These sections cover general information about the industry/projects/people/new products. If you have an article which you believe would be suitable for one of these categories, please send the copy and any image(s) to the editor.
All articles submitted are subject to verification and editing to the magazine standards. If you have any questions about submitting an article, please contact the editor.
Photo/figure specification
File formats accepted, EPS, TIFF, JPEG, sent as separate files.
Greyscale or colour images, minimum 300 dpi
Line art (bitmap) images/figures, minimum 1,000 dpi
Editor: editor@icorr.org
Magazine Archive
The previous edition of Corrosion Management is available for download below. Back issues of the magazine are available to members only. The download is a pdf and you will require Adobe Acrobat Reader to view it.
For information on how to become a member and gain access to the Members Area of this site please visit the Membership section.
Technical Articles
Technical Article – A Framework for Evaluation of Ultrasonic Corrosion Inspection and Monitoring Strategies for Large Steel Structures Yifeng Zhang, PhD, and Frederic Cegla, PhD
MEET THE AUTHORS Introduction: The Challenge of Corrosion Surveillance Corrosion remains one of the most persistent challenges in managing industrial assets such as power plants, processing facilities, pipelines, and ships. Unlike sudden failures, it develops...
Epoxy Passive Fire Protection Over Galvanised Steel
MEET THE AUTHOR Chris Fyfe, an ICorr Fellow member, is a senior field auditor and coach at International Paint (a division within AkzoNobel) with over 40 years of experience in protective coatings and corrosion control. He has a strong background in passive fire...
A Critical Assessment of The Half-Life Ageing Term and Failure to Predict Future Galvanic Anode Behaviour
Meet The Authors Christian Stone, M.S., M.Phys., is a corrosion scientist and technical expert at Concrete Preservation Technologies (CPT) who specialises in the development of next-generation corrosion management systems, supports the use of cathodic protection...
200 Years On: Sir Humphry Davy and Cathodic Protection
Meet The Authors Dr Bruce Ackland obtained a Bachelor of Science with Honours in Physics in 1979 and a Doctor of Philosophy in 1984 from Monash University, in the Department of Materials Engineering. Bruce has worked in the corrosion and cathodic protection industry...
A New Approach to Explore Passivation Characteristics of Type 316L Stainless Steel
Yosef Thio Widyawan, Dirk L EngelbergMetallurgy and Corrosion, Department of Materials, School of Natural Sciences,The University of Manchester, United Kingdom Yosef Thio Widyawan, BEng, ST, MSc, is a recently graduated engineering professional with academic and...
Improved Electrochemical Corrosion Testing in Extreme Conditions: Collaborative Advances in Autoclave Testing
'Amber Sykes¹, Danny Burkle², Robert Jacklin1,2 Joshua Owen¹, R Woollam¹, R Barker¹¹School of Mechanical Engineering, University of Leeds, UK | ²LBBC Baskerville, UK Amber Sykes is currently a PhD student at the University of Leeds, within the Institute of Functional...