Jack Walker and Paul Atzemis explore SSPC Technology Guide No. 27, thanks to the one and only Jim Kunkle. This guide explores the corrosive properties of the wastewater systems aimed specifically at

Nowhere is the staying power of Carbozinc 11 more evident than in the case of two bridges in Missouri. The inorganic zinc primer was applied for the first time on a bridge in the state as an experiment in 1969. Fifty years later and 64 miles away in suburban St. Louis, it's still in service.

Shock-Crete HD is a liquid nitrogen-resistant, trowel-applied cementitious urethane mortar that demonstrates excellent resistance to thermal shock, mechanical damage, and chemical attack.

Brian Cheshire joins Paul Atzemis and Jack Walker to discuss water treatment facilities. They discuss the treatment process, substrates, and coatings used in these facilities.

Using the way zinc works as a backdrop, Kristen Blankenship compares galvanizing, metalizing, and inorganic zinc-rich coatings.