Atmosphere corrosivity classes
Classify environments from low to extreme based on humidity, temperature, sulfur dioxide, and chloride levels.
Quantifying environmental corrosivity and measuring metal impact through monitoring, standardized exposures, and transparent reporting to support prevention and lifecycle planning.
We provide precise monitoring and assessment of environmental factors that contribute to atmospheric corrosion, measure metal degradation over time, calculate impact from collected data, and deliver transparent reporting with tailored prevention strategies to extend asset life and reduce maintenance costs.
Classify environments from low to extreme based on humidity, temperature, sulfur dioxide, and chloride levels.
Support cost-effective material selection, protective coatings, and preventive maintenance planning.
Estimate long-term durability in corrosive atmospheres for infrastructure, transportation, and energy sectors.
Expose steel, zinc, copper, and aluminium coupons to specific conditions; validate corrosivity categories and assess performance.
Assess mass loss over a specified period—typically one year—using consistent prep, positioning, cleaning, and weighing.
Standardized calculations and structured reports ensure reliable, comparable results.
Quantify atmospheric pollutants and environmental conditions to inform prevention measures and selection.
Confirm corrosivity categories using standardized exposures and measurements.
Ensure materials and coatings meet required durability standards.
Inform maintenance schedules and corrosion prevention for long-term reliability.
Share site location(s), exposure conditions, and target materials. We’ll confirm monitoring plan, coupon matrix, and reporting.