News from MATCOR – Oct 2016

Pipeline Rehabilitation and “Attenuation Deficit Disorder”

pipeline-rehabilitation-article-emailAround the world, the pipeline industry is seeing a growing number of “attenuation deficit disorder” outbreaks along their older pipelines. This is not a disease or a medical condition afflicting pipeline company personnel, but is a reference to a growing global problem with pipeline cathodic protection (CP) systems that are affected by older coatings that are failing. Pipeline operators need a solution for pipeline rehabilitation.

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MATCOR Receives Patent for SPL-SandAnode™

matcor-patented-sand-anode-emailMATCOR was recently awarded a US patent for its SandAnode impressed current linear anode. Invented by Glenn Shreffler, executive vice president of engineering for MATCOR, the SPL-SandAnode is the only impressed current linear anode designed specifically for under tank installations with less than six inches of sand where the anode is to be installed.

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CORCON India 2016: Awards for Best CP Paper and Corrosion Engineering Excellence

corcon-awards-emailPlease join us in congratulating two of our colleagues recognized during CORCON: Mr. Shailesh Javia was awarded the NIGIS Corrosion Awareness Award and Mr. Ted Huck received Best Paper in the Cathodic Protection Track.

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