Guest Column | May 28, 2015

Keeping Corrosion At Bay

By T.R. Gregg, Huber Technology, Inc.

A metallically-pure, stress-free surface provides optimum corrosion protection for wastewater treatment plants. Here’s how to get there.

cor·ro·sion  /kəˈrōZHən/  the process of impairing or deteriorating; the process of wearing away gradually

A condition such as this — in no way, shape, or form — could be good in a wastewater treatment facility environment.

And that is why so much attention is focused on its prevention, because once it starts, corrosion is a process that cannot be reversed; it can only be prevented, and equipment damaged from it replaced. Because of this, it is an absolute necessity to prevent corrosion at as many points as possible.

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