Building Methods

In the vast and seismically active expanse of the Russian Far East, a recent study has shed light on the region’s earthquake activity in 2024, offering valuable insights for the energy sector and infrastructure development. The research, led by Dmitr

In the frigid waters off the eastern coast of Sakhalin Island, a team of researchers led by Andrey O. Kholmogorov from the V.I. Il’ichev Pacific Oceanological Institute in Vladivostok has uncovered a complex dance of gases beneath the waves. Their fi

In the frosty expanses of Sakhalin Island, a dramatic natural spectacle unfolded, captured for the first time in history through the lens of remote video surveillance. On January 15, 2025, the Main Pugachev mud volcano erupted, its powerful explosion

In the remote and rugged landscapes of the Kuril Islands, a team of researchers has uncovered significant changes in the morphology of Kipyashchee Lake, a volcanic crater lake nestled within the Golovnin volcano on Kunashir Island. The findings, publ

In the world of electrical engineering and energy transmission, the quest for efficient and stable current collection is a persistent challenge. A recent study published in *Cailiao Baohu* (translated as *Materials Protection*) sheds new light on thi

In a groundbreaking study published in *Cailiao Baohu* (translated as *Materials Protection*), researchers from Shanxi Datong University and Taiyuan University of Science and Technology have uncovered a novel method to enhance the corrosion resistanc

In the ever-evolving world of construction materials, a groundbreaking study has emerged that could significantly impact the energy sector and infrastructure development. Researchers from the School of Civil and Transportation Engineering at Hebei Un

In a breakthrough that could revolutionize the energy sector, researchers from the School of Power Engineering at Chongqing Electric Power College have discovered an eco-friendly and efficient corrosion inhibitor derived from tea seed shells. The stu

In the relentless pursuit of optimizing oil production, a team of researchers from China Oilfield Services Limited has shed new light on a persistent challenge: the corrosive effects of hydrogen sulfide (H2S) on production tubing. Their findings, pub

In the relentless battle against atmospheric corrosion, a team of researchers from Yunnan University in China has uncovered a promising ally: rare earth cerium salt passivation. Their study, led by LIU Zhen and colleagues from the School of Chemical