In this issue, a MIT research study on the development of a barrier-effect coating that will help prevent environmental disasters connected to oil spills; a new measuring tool for the coating thicknesses applied on oil pipelines; a new foul release coating intended for the immersed parts of hulls and the propellers of ships; new resins and polymer-based coating and repair solutions for the alternative energy industry; finally, an architectural work of excellence, defined as "the most beautiful work of 2017", has been protected with an innovative coating system provided by an Italian company.
In this issue of ipcm Protective Coatings:
BRAND NEW - pp. 2-25
HIGHLIGHTS OF THE MONTH
- Elcofast: Polyvalent Tinting System for the Industrial Market – p. 26
- Measurement of Coating Thickness on Pipelines – p. 28
FOCUS ON TECHNOLOGY
- Excellent Corrosion Protection Solutions for the New High Speed Train Station in Afragola – p. 30
- Polymeric Solutions Maintain Green Energy Progress – p. 36
- Energy-Efficient Paint Shop Benefits Customers and the Environment – p. 42
- An Anti-Corrosion Coating for Large Steel Treatment Tanks: Why Choose Ebonite – p. 46
- The Future of Shipyard Surface Preparation – p. 50
INNOVATIONS
- Researchers Design Coatings to Prevent Pipeline Clogging: Solution Developed at MIT Could Stop Buildup of Hydrate Ices that Slow Or Block Oil and Gas Flow – p. 54
- Propeller Performance and Coatings – p. 57
- Corrosion Protection in Demanding Environments with Abcite Coatings from Axalta Coating Systems: A Sustainable, Effective and Reliable Technology – p. 60
ZOOM ON EVENTS - p. 68-75
…and much more.
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