An examination of protective linings that support safe and efficient transportation of emerging biofuels by railcar.

If a built environment full of hotter-burning synthetics means that legacy cellulosic fire test standards are obsolete, then what should replace them? In the third and final part of this series, we explore potential complications that could arise from relying on outdated tests, and suggest a handful of alternative tests better-suited for modern fire loads.

This EV facility contains a staggering 10 million square feet of floor space. The aggressive construction schedule meant passive fire protection material needed to be strategically chosen and swiftly applied.

Carboline’s Phenoline 311 and Phenoline Tank Shield linings secure decades of corrosion protection for Sunoco LP Tank 32001 in Linden, NJ.

Corrosion is corrosion, regardless of the industry. Here's how we helped a municipality protect its steel water tanks by following a petroleum industry spec.