Journal of Protective Coatings & Linings (JPCL) covers the protective & marine coatings industry.
10/12/2024
There’s a lot of angst about how the new NSF/ANSI/CAN 61-219/CAN 600-2019 standard for water tank linings will impact those who are in the potable water business.
As crude oil production has increased in North America, more oil has been shipped by rail over longer distances to refineries and processors. This increased hauling need combined with a variety of other factors has created new implications for lining rail tank car interiors. The author will outline....
19/11/2024
This article outlines the basics behind surface preparation and metalizing of steel structures, using specific examples of successful metalizing applications from one fabricator in Kodiak, Alaska.
The first step toward better blast-cleaning is understanding the many ways in which abrasive blasting directly affects not only the coating, but also the productivity and, ultimately, the profitability of the painting project.
The protective coatings world is undergoing a radical shift in corrosion protection, prevention, and control as it moves into the digital age.
"Industrial Cleaning and Coating Drones" by Robert Dahlstrom, Apellix; and Michael Hindmarsh, AkzoNobel, at https://techpub.click/7x1
29/10/2024
From the Archives: Onshore and offshore wind power is becoming more and more of an economically feasible option for developers, original equipment manufacturers, contractors, engineers and fabricators.
"Improving the Life Cycle of Wind Energy Equipment" by Michael MeLampy, PPG Protective and Marine Coatings at https://techpub.click/z7c
22/10/2024
In this article, the authors will briefly review the composition of concrete and why we use coatings to protect it. The discussion will include a description of some of the characteristics that make concrete difficult to coat and protect, and explain how properly applied coatings function to protect concrete.
This year, Pittsburgh-based protective coatings, linings and high temperature resistant materials manufacturing company Sauereisen will proudly celebrate its 125th anniversary of doing business.
Wet blasting, the process of introducing water to a mixture of pressurized air and abrasive, is now a mainstream process in the surface preparation field.
"Wet-Blasting Equipment: A Comparison for Industrial Coatings Contractors" by Jon Kenimer, BlastOne International, at https://techpub.click/0q7
01/10/2024
Last summer, crews on the Morrison Bridge in Portland, Oregon, finished a two-year-long repainting project, which included around 2,000 gallons of paint and roughly 5,000 hours of work.
"After many decades investigating hundreds of paint, coating and lining failures in all sorts of industries and in many parts of the world, I have found that a very common and reoccurring problem is the dramatic failure of galvanizing plus overcoat systems."
"Duplex Coating Systems" by Mark Dromgool, KTA-Tator Australia, Pty Ltd at https://techpub.click/hvq
17/09/2024
Corrosion protection, like other facets of a business, is a matter of economics that should consider initial costs, upkeep over time, concepts of payback period, time to recoup expenditures and annual rate of return on investment.
"Corrosion Protection with Cash Flow Predictability" by Nick Karakasch, Total Corrosion Consultants, at https://techpub.click/9v2
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The "Journal of Record" for the protective and marine coatings market, and the official journal of SSPC, the Society for Protective Coatings. The Journal of Protective Coatings & Linings is focused on the technology, specification, and application of protective and marine coatings. JPCL has been a fundamental benefit for all SSPC members since 1984.
Each month, JPCL delivers reliable, unbiased information on new technology and good practice in the use of high performance anti-corrosion coatings and linings for steel and concrete structures - bridges, ships, oil and gas facilities, offshore platforms, power generation facilities, water storage and treatment, wastewater treatment, pipelines, railcars, and every type of industrial plant.
Harold Hower, Ph.D., an educator and editor in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, founded Technology Publishing Company in 1984, the publisher of JPCL. The publication is focused on good practice in the selection and use of protective and marine coatings for corrosion control.
The proprietary journal was created to advance the interests of the Steel Structures Painting Council (SSPC), a non-profit technical society connected to Carnegie-Mellon University.
From the beginning, the SSPC has always held a prominent position on our board of directors─ and to this day, SSPC retains an interest on our board. Within three years of the journal’s launch, the society had grown from 200 to 5000 members and had changed its name to SSPC: The Society for Protective Coatings. A subscription to JPCL became a valued member benefit, and the journal was adopted by the industry as the society’s definitive voice.