Corrosion Control Cost Reduction through Improved QA Information Management - An OSD Funded Joint Navy Army Initiative

Vincent F. Hock; Susan Drozdz; Andrew Seelinger; Delmar Doyle

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.38.88

Paper Titles

Graded Anodic Film Morphologies for Sustainable Exploitation of Aluminium Alloys in Aerospace
p.48

Effect of Flow Disturbed Condition and MEA Inhibitor on Corrosion Behavior of an API 5L Grade A Steel
p.56

Fracture Resistant and Wear Corrosion Performance of CrN/ZrN Bilayers Deposited onto AISI 420 Stainless Steel
p.63

Electro-Osmotic Pulse Technology for Corrosion Prevention and Control of Water Intrusion in Below Grade Concrete Structures
p.79

Corrosion Control Cost Reduction through Improved QA Information Management - An OSD Funded Joint Navy Army Initiative
p.88

Sustainable Building Materials for the Prevention of Corrosion
p.93

A New Technique for Locating Coating Faults on Buried Metallic Pipelines
p.113

Wireless Sensors with Advanced Detection and Prognostic Capabilities for Corrosion Health Management
p.123

Water Distribution System Modeling and Remote Monitoring
p.132

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Corrosion Control Cost Reduction through Improved QA Information Management - An OSD Funded Joint Navy Army Initiative

Abstract:

When the coating application does not meet the required standards, the lifetime of the coating can be substantially reduced. In the worst case, the coating may catastrophically fail immediately after being placed into service. This ongoing joint project conducted by the U.S. Navy and the U.S. Army is intended to demonstrate and provide for the automation of data collection for painting projects on critical structures and the make this data a more effective resource for making effective management decisions for the protection of DoD assets.