CORROSION AND PROTECTION AT THE N.P.L.: 2: Corrosion Advisory Service

Introduction As described in the first article in this series, for the past 40 years the Corrosion Group at Teddington has been concerned with a very wide spectrum of both corrosion research and corrosion information. The work of the Group in this time has included many aspects of atmospheric, immersed, and underground corrosion, and has ranged from fundamental studies of corrosion processes, to applied researches such as the study of the pitting of tubes in locomotive and marine boilers, the corrosion caused by coolants used for internal combustion engines, and the development of inhibitors to combat both immersed and atmospheric corrosion. Through‐out this period we have maintained a complete bibliography on corrosion, together with an active Advisory Service for the diagnosis and solving of industrial and other problems.