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Bluebird flies again

Bluebird flies again

by | Aug 3, 2018 | Archive

The restoration of British speedboat racer Donald Campbell’s Bluebird, a record-breaking hydroplane, has been ongoing since the wreckage of the vessel was recovered in 2001 – however it was only when the iconic blue paint was applied that the famous...
Feature: Going for Gold

Feature: Going for Gold

by | Jul 7, 2018 | Archive, Lifting The Lid

Belzona products have been used very effectively in the Barrick Pueblo Viejo gold mine in the Dominican Republic The Mining industry is notorious around the world for its difficult operational conditions, which require specialist equipment to suit the environment....
Stopping corrosion in mine & quarry structures

Stopping corrosion in mine & quarry structures

by | Jul 7, 2018 | Archive

An innovative coating prevents the corrosion of steel hoppers and equipment exposed to moisture, salt, and abrasion In mines, quarries, and aggregate bulk processing, large steel structures like hoppers that are used to store and dispense vast volumes of ore, rock and...
Feature: Cavernous spaces in ship holds

Feature: Cavernous spaces in ship holds

by | Jul 6, 2018 | Archive

The cavernous spaces inside ship cargo holds swallow materials wet and dry, packed and loose, corrosive and inert. Many would take several 4-bedroom houses without a murmur. Bulk cargo transport of materials such as grain, coal, ore, and cement account for up to 15%...