Corrosion Protection

Multiple forms of corrosion exist – Generalized wall loss, underdeposit pitting, galvanic activity, erosion, CUI, weathering - to name a few.

Certain types of corrosion are associated with specific piping systems, and are often caused by easily avoided design engineering or maintenance errors.

We provide below a series of Technical Bulletins related to the corrosion of HVAC piping systems. All are directly based upon our 30+ years of experience in this field, and offer either an explanation or potential solution to common everyday problems and concerns.

Problems
Many different forms of corrosion exist, and present different levels of threat for different building properties
Consequences
Results can range from small pinhole leaks to catastrophic failures and million dollar damages
Solutions
The favored approach is to prevent the corrosion problem from ever occurring, yet corrective actions are often available
Tech Info
Corrosion Protection
Why Open Condenser Systems Are Provided Lower Chemical Protection Than Less Critical Closed Systems
Why Open Condenser Systems Are Provided Lower Chemical Protection Than Less Critical Closed Systems
Why Pipe Failure Is Not Always The Fault Of Your Water Treatment Provider
Why Pipe Failure Is Not Always The Fault Of Your Water Treatment Provider
General Recommendations For Maintaining Good Corrosion Control in HVAC Systems
General Recommendations For Maintaining Good Corrosion Control in HVAC Systems
Avoiding A Problem That Should Never Occur
Avoiding A Problem That Should Never Occur
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