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Galvanized Steel in Contact With Timber – from Galvanizers Association of Australia

Article - 1 May 2007

Galvanized steel can be used in contact with most woods, but some corrosion will occur with Western red cedar and some other green woods, which contain acidic substances.

Successfully Paint Over Hot Dip Galvanized Steel is Known as Duplex Systems

Article - 27 Apr 2007

Successfully painting over hot dipped galvanized steel, known as a duplex system, is an orthodox industrial painting procedure.

New Benetton’s Unique Italian Production Centre is Giant Galvanized Duplex Steel Structure

Article - 18 Apr 2007

The new Benetton production centre in Treviso, Italy, employs a unique stayed, cable guyed structure to create an unencumbered space totalling over 36,000 square metres.

Australian and Overseas Demonstrate Steel Transmission Line Towers

Article - 17 Apr 2007

Current Australian and overseas experience demonstrates that in some environments, steel transmission line towers will be well protected against corrosion for seventy years by hot dip galvanizing.

10 Major Benefits of Galvanised Steel

Article - 28 Feb 2007

The use of galvanizing or structural steel protection gives you ten major, measurable benefits.

Different Bridges in Asia – from Galvanizers Association of Australia

Article - 3 May 2007

Recent vigorous economic growth in South East Asia has redistributed population and expanded industry and infrastructure building.

Revolutionary Graphene Applications for Construction

Article - 12 Apr 2018

Graphene has some excellent strength properties that enable it to be used in a wide variety of applications in the construction industry.

Galvanising Standards Update – from Galvanizers Association of Australia

Article - 15 May 2007

The purpose of this advisory note is to draw your attention to recent major changes within Australian Galvanizing Standards.

What Alloys are Commonly Used in Construction?

Article - 27 Aug 2019

Alloys are a fusion of metals and non-metallic elements. There are several common combinations of alloys; notably, silver and white copper create sterling silver.

World Trade Center Collapse, What Happened and Why The World Trade Center Tower Buildings Collapsed

Article - 14 Oct 2008

This article examines what happened to the buildings of the World Trade Center on the morning September 11 2001 and why the towers collapsed after being hit by jet aircraft

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