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Superyacht Underwater Corrosion Seminar |
8th October 2008, London, UK. REGISTER NOW - FREE SEMINAR
The aim of the course is to provide greater understanding of total corrosion prevention for both steel and aluminium underwater hulls by combining coating protection with impressed current cathodic protection (ICCP). Corrosion is a significant concern for everyone involved in the design, management and ownership of Superyachts. The seminar will explain the processes that cause corrosion and how the right design and construction will counter this threat. There are significant maintenance cost savings to be made by following some basic principles that are already common-place for commercial marine vessels.
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