Networks in Corrosion

Member Research Consortium (MRC) Automotive Corrosion is a unique international platform where vehicle manufacturers, material and surface treatment suppliers meet to find new solutions to common corrosion challenges.

The membership program “Materials in hydrogen” is a unique platform for research and development. Here industrial partners and researchers can collaborate to find solutions to common issues from the industry and to support the development within the area of materials used for hydrogen storage and t…

The brass industry is facing a transition to lead-free alloys. Within the membership program brass alloy, we conduct research with a focus on corrosion, materials and manufacturing technology adapted for the modern lead-free and low-lead brass alloys.

Based on scientific research, as well as strong collaboration among key players in biorefinery production, including plant operators, material producers, and experts on materials and corrosion, Member Research Consortium (MRC) Corrosion in Biorefinery Production will help its members with corrosion…

Thanks to the R&D programs within the MRC Oil and Gas its 13 members receive the latest research and knowledge in the field of corrosion in the oil and gas industry. For example, results from experimental programs addressing H2S related corrosion issues.

Seawater is known to be an aggressive media which limits the use of most materials due to corrosion issues. In the MRC Marine Corrosion, we test the limits for materials and corrosion protection.

TheMRC Coil Coated Materials is dedicated to corrosion of coil-coated materials used in building, automotive and appliance industry.

In the MRC Aerospace we study corrosion and corrosion protection of materials used in the aerospace industry. We have a particular focus on designing reproducible, robust corrosion testing for new aluminum alloys and new surface treatments.

Corrosion can be combated in many ways. As a member of the RISEs member program corrosion protection, you gain access to the latest research findings and industrial expertise in the field of corrosion protection.

Corrosion in combustion plants is a network primarily aimed at companies that own, operate or construct combustion plants. Through research and exchange of experience, problems with corrosion in combustion plants can be minimized.

Materials in the pulp and paper industry (CPPI) are exposed to corrosive environments in almost all applications. The member program Corrosion in pulp and paper industry deals with corrosion challenges within the entire production process.

The member research consortium (MRC) for surface technology is an international forum where we consolidate R&D efforts in the interface between surface technology and corrosion protection. The main goal of this forum is to investigate fundamental questions to solve practical problems.

Corrosion of buried structures and infrastructure produces large costs for society and companies. RISE has extensive experience in this area and in our member research consortium we conduct research in order to explore and find new solutions to corrosion problems.

In the membership program, we focus on polymeric materials and build relevant data that can be used for safe, reliable and cost-effective use in corrosive environments.