NACE International is a professional organization for the corrosion control industry established in 1943. As of 2008, there are approximately 20,312 NACE members world wide. The main areas of activities are cathodic protection, coatings for industry and material selection for specific chemical resistance. NACE was formerly known as the National Association of Corrosion Engineers. NACE publishes the journals Materials Performance (MP) and Corrosion.
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- NACE International is a professional organization for the corrosion control industry established in 1943. As of 2008, there are approximately 20,312 NACE members world wide. The main areas of activities are cathodic protection, coatings for industry and material selection for specific chemical resistance. NACE was formerly known as the National Association of Corrosion Engineers. NACE publishes the journals Materials Performance (MP) and Corrosion. NACE also publishes standard practice, test method, and material requirements standards for use by industry and other Corrosion societies. Standing committees periodically review and update the standards every five years. An annual conference is held in the United States for the entire organization and several regional meeting and conferences around the world. NACE is one of many world wide corrosion societies. As according to the NACE standards the pipe materials for sour and corrosive services of industries are selected and manufactured and these material grades are associated with ASME Sec. 2A standards also.
- NACE международная ассоциация инженеров-коррозионистов (NACE — «National Association of Corrosion Engineers», штаб-квартира — Хьюстон, США). NACE является законодателем и основным разработчиком стандартов и другой нормативной документации в области испытаний и аттестации материалов для нефтегазодобывающей и перерабатывающей отраслей промышленности. Ассоциация организована в 1943 году. По данным на 2008 годов в организации состоит 20,312 членов по всему миру. Основные направления деятельности — катодная защита, индустриальные покрытия и подбор химически-стойких материалов. NACE печатает журналы Materials Performance (MP) and Corrosion. NACE
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- Protecting People, Assets, and the Environment from the Effects of Corrosion
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- NACE International is a professional organization for the corrosion control industry established in 1943. As of 2008, there are approximately 20,312 NACE members world wide. The main areas of activities are cathodic protection, coatings for industry and material selection for specific chemical resistance. NACE was formerly known as the National Association of Corrosion Engineers. NACE publishes the journals Materials Performance (MP) and Corrosion.
- NACE международная ассоциация инженеров-коррозионистов (NACE — «National Association of Corrosion Engineers», штаб-квартира — Хьюстон, США).
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