GreenAmp CPMS systems were developed to provide an economical means of monitoring the level of cathodic protection that is maintained on pleasure and work boats that in many instances spend most of their life at a mooring. They are often left unattended for months at a time during which periods, if a corrosion problem arises, […]
Technology keeps moving forward and we all struggle to keep up with it all. However, Vapor Corrosion Inhibitors are a technology that all marine participants should get excited about. How Does a VpCI Work – In simple terms, VpCI’s are products that simply transform from a solid state (powders) directly to a gaseous inhibitor VAPOR. […]
Dairyland Ship Mounted GI’s Dairyland Galvanic Isolators are one of the few internationally certified devices approved by the ABYC international certification body for small and medium sized marine craft. A Galvanic Isolator is a device fitted between the shore power and your vessels AC input supply point. When your vessel is connected to shore based […]
Anode Engineering’s technical team have been providing corrosion management services to the marine industry since 1970. Our team can conduct educational seminars for our business or group of businesses so as to make our team better informed and better prepared to make basic investigations. Alternatively, our team of corrosion engineers and technicians can visit your […]
GreenAmp ICCP systems for Marine applications are the technology that replaces sacrificial anode systems on boats. Especially for Aluminium alloy and steel hulled boats, The GreenAmp ICCP is an auto-controlled DC powered system that provides the DC current (Amps) that were previously delivered from the galvanic reaction between the sacrificial anode and your hull. Benefits […]
Anode Engineering is a longstanding and proud supporter and sponsor of the annual Roma Oil Patch Golf Carnival. This year Anode Engineering sponsored the competition for the ‘Longest Drive on the 18th Hole’ on both Friday and Saturday. The winners of this year’s competition were: Friday – Phil Burns (TDC Drilling) Saturday – Mark Bunker […]
Earthing is a necessary element in most engineering projects in terms of keeping buildings, machinery and appliances protected, as well as keeping people onsite safe. It’s crucial that you stay protected from all sources of over-voltage, which can have an impact on your projects, such as lightning, power surges and unintentional contact with higher voltage […]
On the 28th September, Wayne Thomson, Managing Director of both Anode Engineering and Lordco, gave a presentation on Corrosion Monitoring in the marine environment to the Australasian Corrosion Association Auckland Division. New Zealand has the fourth largest Exclusive Economic Zone in the world courtesy of its extensive coastline and islands. Naturally there are many assets […]
Anode Engineering manufacture their own range of permanent reference cells. Sometimes called reference electrodes, these specially designed electrochemical cells are designed with a reproducible potential, allowing it to be used as a reference point for measuring the difference between two metal / electrode voltages. This difference will indicate whether the asset (constructed of a […]
Anode Engineering has been a member of the Australasian Pipeline and Gas Association since its inception and been exhibiting at the annual conference since. This year the conference was held in Perth and all indications point to it being an unbridled success. The Anode stand was well patronised, many old friends stopped by and many […]