Rust Removal

A little rust can cost you too much. If you don’t believe that, well, then here’s one proof of that. Earlier this March, a Manx2 passenger-carrier plane crash landed. After an analysis, authorities said that the root cause of it is the corrosion on the plane’s right landing gear.

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For the motorists regularly passing through Martin Luther King Boulevard in New Bern, North Carolina, the days ahead could be full of congested traffic. That’s because it was reduced to one lane on each side of the road for the construction of two highway bridges.

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Rusty water is an old problem in Jackson Missouri. One resident opened up about enduring its bad effects for the past two years already. And though the problem is one quite difficult to solve, the city administrator promised that they will work to end it.

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March 22 is the International World Water Day. It’s the day chosen by the United Nations to emphasize the scarcity of clean water across the globe. To recognize it, the PVC Pipe Association convinced lawmakers to include corrosion-proof pipes in the bidding on water infrastructure projects. That’s because corroded and leaking pipes were found causing 2.6 trillion gallons of water loss every year.

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There is an “in depth” study of the Meeker Bridge’s integrity when officials found out how rust has infested the steel bars supporting the wooden street bridge. The bridge, if the rust is not removed, poses huge danger to people and vehicles that use it frequently.

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