SwRI: Program Briefs of past projects of experienced corrosion engineers and scientists who perform technical assistance and research for corrosion risk assessment and mitigation. Multidisciplinary teams provide timely and cost-effective solutions to any corrosion problem.

Example past projects of the Corrosion Science and Process Engineering Section at Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) are highlighted below. Click on the image of the program brief for a full-page image.

 

 

Disbonded Coating Cathodic Protection Monitoring Coupon

Proof-of-Concept

  

Effect of Construction Mat Pad Design on CP Shielding and MIC

Product Comparison
 
 

A Methodology to Predict Localized Corrosion of High-Level Waste Container Materials

Life Prediction

  

Assessment of Corrosion under Disbonded Coatings on Pipelines

Risk Assessment


For more information about corrosion science & corrosion engineering capabilities at SwRI or how you can contract with SwRI, please contact Keith Axler, Ph.D., at kaxler@swri.org or (210) 522-2951.

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