Choosing the Right Protection: Evaluating ICCP, Hybrid, and Sacrificial Anode Systems on NSW Bridges We are pleased to share insights...

Corrosion Protection Challenges for Australia’s Longest Singlelane Bridge in a Harsh Marine Environment

We are pleased to share that Samir Cheytani  of Remedial Technology has had a technical case study published in the April 2025 issue of...

Remedial Technology is at the forefront of corrosion protection, providing innovative solutions to maintain and preserve critical...

This document sets out the options for the repair of reinforced concrete floor slabs affected by corrosion caused by magnesite floor topping

Realkalisation Technology used to extend the life of the Old Windsor Bridge Viewing Platform along the Hawkesbury River

Determining the locations for reference electrode installation in impressed current cathodic protection systems

The most common method for assessing the performance of an impressed current cathodic protection system is with the use of reference electro

Remedial Technology was engaged to manage the refurbishment work of a deteriorating 1960s car park structure at Kirribilli in NSW. The...

The North Forts Complex at Manly is part of the pre-World War II military fortifications complex on North Head at the entrance to Sydney...

Corrosion is a degradation process which represents a constant threat to the integrity and durability of infrastructure assets. Corrosion...

The installation of galvanic anodes in conjunction with concrete repair can be an effective method for the prevention of incipient anode corrosion around a repair patch, and for the provision of corrosion protection to the rebar within the repair patch. The typical galvanic anodes used in reinforced concrete consist of sacrificial zinc cores connected to an anode wire and encased with an active cementitious matrix. The anodes are installed along the border and/or within the r

CPMS: A State-of-the-Art Management Tool for the Efficient Monitoring and Maintenance of Cathodic Protection Systems Cathodic protection...

The repair of concrete structures can be challenging when the cause of concrete deterioration is chloride-induced corrosion of the steel...

In the 1960s and 70s in Sydney, the use of magnesite as a floor covering was common and widespread in residential unit development. Since its installation, it has become evident that after a period of 30 years or more, and due to long term exposure to household moisture and/or water through balcony doors, the magnesite has been the source of chloride ingress into the concrete slab. This has led to the corrosion of the steel reinforcement in the concrete floor, resulting in cr

One of Remedial Technology’s most compelling projects recently has been the concrete investigation work undertaken at the Fort Complex on...