Category: Corrosion Types

How Nanotechnology Enhances Durability, Providing Superior Protection Against Corrosion and Contamination in Water Storage Facilities

Water storage facilities are critical infrastructure for communities, ensuring a reliable, clean water supply. However, these facilities face corrosion, contamination, and environmental degradation challenges.Nanotechnology is emerging as a transformative solution to enhance durability and protection in these systems. Companies like Cunningham Inc. are leveraging advanced nanotechnology to safeguard water storage facilities, ensuring their longevity and […]

The Strategic Undertaking to Remove Celluar Equipment From a Water Tower for Maintenance

In many communities, water towers serve a dual purpose: They provide essential water storage and act as prime real estate for cellular equipment. However, when these towers require maintenance, a complex choreography must unfold between water utilities, cell companies, and specialized service providers like Cunningham Inc.The Necessity of MaintenanceMany industries have regulatory guidelines and recommendations. […]

Using Epoxy Mortar or Epoxy Resin in Water Tower Restoration Projects

When it comes to water tower restoration projects, choosing the right material is crucial for ensuring long-term durability and structural integrity. Two popular options often considered are epoxy mortar and epoxy resin. Both materials have their strengths, but understanding their unique properties and applications is essential for making the best choice for your specific project.Choosing […]

Metal Preservation: Corrosion Inhibitors for Protective Coatings

Corrosion inhibitors extend the lifespan of metal surfaces in the world of metal preservation. These critical chemical substances are designed to prevent and slow corrosion, which can otherwise lead to significant damage, such as structural weakening, and costly repairs, like replacing entire sections of pipelines.For water asset managers, corrosion inhibitors guarantee the integrity of various […]

The Hidden Cost of Corrosion: Why Investing in Protective Coatings and Regular Inspections is a Smart Move

Corrosion is a costly repair and a financial burden that can lead to expensive tank and tower replacements. These replacements impact service downtime and health safety, significantly straining a municipality’s budget.In today’s blog, we’ll delve into the hidden costs associated with corrosion. We’ll also discuss why investing in protective coatings and regular inspections is a […]

Why Coastal Waterways are Highly Corrosive on Metal Substrates?

Coastal environments present unique challenges when it comes to dealing with corrosion. The combination of saltwater, high humidity, and constant exposure to the elements creates an environment highly corrosive to metals. As a result, structures and equipment in coastal areas are particularly susceptible to degradation and deterioration.In this blog, we will look at the problems […]

Science Behind Corrosion Resistance: Factors and Mechanisms

In today’s world, where materials get constantly exposed to harsh environments, corrosion resistance has become a crucial factor to consider. It determines the ability of a material to withstand the damaging effects of oxidation or chemical reactions. By choosing corrosion-resistant materials, you can ensure longevity and durability for your products, even in challenging conditions.Many industries […]

Best Practices For Underwater ROV Tank and Tower Inspections

Water tank inspections are more accessible than ever with the help of underwater remotely operated vehicle (ROV) drones.

How to Protect Your Steel Water Tower From the Harmful Effects of UV Corrosion

The effects of ultraviolet rays on steel are an important consideration for a steel water tower’s design, construction, and maintenance. Ultraviolet radiation from sunlight is absorbed by the steel surface causing increased oxidation that can lead to corrosion.When exposed to Ultraviolet (UV) rays, steel oxidizes quickly, resulting in rusting and weakening of the metal substrate—a […]