A primary objective of the World Corrosion Organization is to raise public awareness of corrosion phenomena and its cost. The estimated cost of corrosion to all the world’s economies is $2.2 trillion USD ($2,200,000,000,000) annually. Application of existing corrosion control technologies would save $660 billion USD ($660,000,000,000) worldwide.
Three of our member organizations, the Australasian Corrosion Association, the Kuwait Fondation for The Advancement of Science and NACE International have produced videos and published lengthy reports to illustrate how corrosion affects our lives and what it costs our economies.
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CorrConnect Video on Corrosion Comprehension: View the video |
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CorrConnect Video on Corrosion Comprehension: The use of polymeric coatings is one way to shield and insulate surfaces of structures from their environment in order to mitigate corrosion. The history, properties, types and applications of polymers are discussed in this video, and their roles in combating corrosion, particularly on DoD weapon systems and infrastructure, are highlighted. |
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CorrConnect Video on Corrosion Comprehension: View the video |
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CorrConnect Video on Corrosion Comprehension: View the video |
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NACE International’s Public Awareness - Video on Corrosion: |
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History Channel Documentary: America's infrastructure is collapsing. This is a ninety minute special from the History Channel about America's collapsing infrastructure. Very informative and a must-see for everyone who wonders why we let our roads and bridges fall apart. |
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Australasian Corrosion Association’s video: |