Sparc Technologies has announced successful initial inspection results for its ecosparc-enhanced anti-corrosion coating in a field trial at Streaky Bay Jetty, South Australia. According to the recent announcement, the graphene-based additive showed no signs of degradation or early failure mechanisms during the critical initial trial phase, matching the performance of the commercial benchmark coating it was compared against.
Trial inspection photos showing coatings performing well at the Streaky Bay Jetty, South Australia. Image credit: Sparc Technologies
The field trial, conducted with the South Australian Department for Infrastructure and Transport, applied both the ecosparc enhanced and unmodified coatings to equivalent steel piles in July 2024 under identical conditions.
Sparc Technologies has announced successful initial inspection results for its ecosparc-enhanced anti-corrosion coating in a field trial at Streaky Bay Jetty, South Australia. According to the recent announcement, the graphene-based additive showed no signs of degradation or early failure mechanisms during the critical initial trial phase, matching the performance of the commercial benchmark coating it was compared against.
Trial inspection photos showing coatings performing well at the Streaky Bay Jetty, South Australia. Image credit: Sparc TechnologiesThe field trial, conducted with the South Australian Department for Infrastructure and Transport, applied both the ecosparc enhanced and unmodified coatings to equivalent steel piles in July 2024 under identical conditions.
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