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›Industrial materials›Corrosion prevention

Browse 362 solutions in corrosion prevention on the Halo network

Updated Sept 30, 2026

Corrosion prevention covers stopping a material being eaten, and predicting when it will be. On Halo, the solutions cover test methods for microbial corrosion, predicting and monitoring microbial corrosion, protective coatings, and antimicrobial surfaces. Sign up to search the full network and post your specific need.

Test methods for microbial corrosion

SC

Southwest Research Institute

Individualized microcosm ecosystems for MIC simulation and substrate testing

Individual microcosms, so a substrate meets the microbial community it will face.

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SR

Lambton College

Testing framework for predicting microbially induced corrosion

A framework for testing whether a coating will fail microbially.

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YB

Stevens Institute of Technology

Multi-parameter test chamber for microbially induced corrosion analysis

A chamber varying several parameters at once during a corrosion test.

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SP

Sava Healthcare

Soleris microbial testing platform for evaluating coating resistance to microbial corrosion

An optical microbiology platform scoring a coating's resistance.

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North Carolina State University

Metabolic barrier assay and genome model for microbial corrosion evaluation

A metabolic barrier assay paired with a genome-scale model.

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XC

University of Texas, Arlington

Hybrid assays for predicting biofilm-induced concrete deterioration

Hybrid assays for how biofilms deteriorate concrete specifically.

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Predicting and monitoring microbial corrosion

University of Wollongong

Systematic method for predicting microbially induced corrosion in coatings

A systematic prediction method for microbial corrosion under a coating.

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MS

Universidade do Porto

Multiple-cylinder biofilm reactor for predicting microbial corrosion

A multiple-cylinder biofilm reactor built to predict the corrosion rate.

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NA

Drexel University

Advanced four-point probe for microbial corrosion analysis

A four-point probe reading what the biofilm is doing electrically.

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HC

Texas A&M University, College Station

Predictive tools for microbiologically induced corrosion via AC impedance and simulation

AC impedance used as the predictive measurement.

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RB

Burge Environmental, Inc

Real-time microbial induced corrosion monitoring system

Real-time monitoring of microbial corrosion as it happens on an asset.

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TD

New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology

Predicting microbial induced corrosion using electrochemical noise analysis

Electrochemical fluctuation analysis used as the predictor.

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CE

Dalhousie University

Predictive testing for microbially induced corrosion in coated materials

Predictive testing aimed at coated materials in particular.

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About corrosion prevention

One mechanism accounts for most of the work on Halo. Fourteen entries address microbially induced corrosion, and almost all of them predict or measure it; hardly any prevent it. Protective coatings and antimicrobial surfaces make up the remainder. On Halo it spans five groups, including test methods for microbial corrosion, predicting and monitoring microbial corrosion, and protective coatings.

Stage of development. Work on corrosion prevention on Halo comes mostly from university programs. 46% of the solutions are in market. Co-development and sponsored research are the usual partnering routes, and about 36% of the solutions that state terms offer licensing.

Three trends in corrosion prevention solutions on Halo

Fourteen entries on one mechanism. Microbially induced corrosion drew six test methods and eight prediction or monitoring approaches, using AC impedance, electrochemical fluctuation analysis, a four-point probe, biofilm reactors, metabolic assays with genome models, and trained models on the resulting data. Thirteen of the fourteen are universities. A single industrial request has clearly seeded the whole cluster.

Prediction, not prevention. Almost nothing in the microbial corrosion set actually stops corrosion. They measure it, simulate it in a microcosm, monitor it on an asset, or predict which coating will fail. The commercial problem is inspection scheduling on buried and submerged assets, and that is a measurement question before it is a materials one.

The coatings are a separate, smaller field. Five protective coatings sit beside the fourteen: a sol-gel release liner two microns thick, 2D heterostructures for ultra-low friction, halloysite nanotubes doing insulation and corrosion resistance together, and anti-stick chemistry for drilling. They share the page with the prediction work and almost no vocabulary with it.

349organizations
362solutions listed
74%from university labs
46%in market

Frequently asked questions

What are corrosion prevention solutions?

Corrosion prevention covers stopping a material from being eaten, and predicting when it will be. It spans test methods and monitoring for microbially induced corrosion, protective and low-friction coatings, antimicrobial surfaces that stop a biofilm forming, and the specific product problems corrosion creates. Asset owners, coatings manufacturers and industrial operators are the buyers.

What are examples of corrosion prevention solutions?

Five examples of corrosion prevention solutions on Halo include:

  • Individual microcosms, so a substrate meets the microbial community it will face. (Southwest Research Institute)
  • A systematic prediction method for microbial corrosion under a coating. (University of Wollongong)
  • Anti-stick coatings for drilling and high-wear automotive duty. (Southwest Research Institute)
  • Mixed metal oxide ceramic powders giving a surface permanent antimicrobial action. (Nanoionix, LLC)
  • Food ingredients that let a beverage can use a thinner liner. (Cornell University)

What are the latest corrosion prevention innovations?

The most recently updated corrosion prevention solutions on Halo include:

  • Custom polymer and resin coatings written for a named resistance problem. (Luna Labs)
  • Mixed metal oxide ceramic powders giving a surface permanent antimicrobial action. (Nanoionix, LLC)
  • Food ingredients that let a beverage can use a thinner liner. (Cornell University)

Which companies and suppliers are developing corrosion prevention solutions?

There are 349 organizations with corrosion prevention solutions on Halo, 81 of them universities and research institutions. Among them are Southwest Research Institute, Lambton College, and Stevens Institute of Technology. Most offer co-development or sponsored research. Sign up to see every organization working in the area and to send them your specific need.

How do I find corrosion prevention research partners?

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