NASA NTRS · 20110008110
Detecting Corrosion Under Paint and Insulation
Abstract
Corrosion is a major concern at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida due to the proximity of the center to the Atlantic Ocean and to salt water lagoons. High humidity, salt fogs, and ocean breezes, provide an ideal environment in which painted steel structures become corroded. Maintenance of painted steel structures is a never-ending process.
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Bastin, Gary L.. 2011-02-01. Detecting Corrosion Under Paint and Insulation. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20110008110
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