Corrosion is one of the most enduring and expensive problems facing aviation, insidiously eroding airframe integrity.

Corrosion affects both metal and wood aircraft; in wood, it manifests as dry rot caused by moisture, while in metal, it's an electrochemical deterioration (rust). Inspecting wood structures involves ...

Every year, about US$2.5 trillion is lost to corrosion globally. That’s more than 3 percent of the global GDP. But the concern over metal corrosion is not solely a financial issue. It’s one of safety ...

Drilling for crude oil, as well as the production, processing, storage and transportation of this energy product, inflicts huge stresses and corrosion on the materials used in oil industry equipment.

Choosing the right stainless steel for systems that handle corrosive fluids is crucial for ensuring long-term performance, safety, and cost efficiency. Two of the most common stainless steel grades ...