Author: Robert Slater
EPOXY BASED MATERIALS FOR ELEVATED TEMPERATURE END USES
Ultrathin layer of aluminium oxide, though solid, can flow like a liquid?
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STRUCTURAL CORROSION ISSUES ON COLLINS CLASS SUBMARINES | 2006
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Member Profile | Shannen Masia
My favourite corrosion project is regaining control and building a good knowledge base about Port Of Newcastle’s Impressed Current Cathodic Protection systems. Also being involved in the annual inspections of the cathodic protection systems both impressed current and galvanic, is a highlight.
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Fighting Corrosion | The cutting edge of conservation science
Dr Schofield is working with PhD student Hayley Simon from UCL Institute of Archaeology and Diamond Light Source. Diamond is the UK’s national synchrotron and offers many non-destructive techniques that can be used to unlock the secrets of ancient treasures and explore ways to conserve artefacts ranging from ancient scrolls, bones, woods, paintings and materials to maritime treasures like The Mary Rose, the famous Tudor Ship sunk in 1545 and raised from the sea in 1982.
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