National Association of Corrosion Engineers
About NACE Standards
NACE International, established in 1943 by corrosion engineers from the pipeline industry, is the global leader in corrosion prevention and control standards. Originally known as the "National Association of Corrosion Engineers" NACE has expanded to become the premier authority in the corrosion engineering and science community. NACE Standards provide comprehensive guidelines for corrosion control solutions, benefiting professionals across various industries. Through its standards, certification, and education programs, NACE International supports engineers and other professionals in mitigating corrosion-related issues, promoting the longevity and safety of infrastructure and equipment worldwide.
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Frequently Asked Questions
NACE Standards, now under the umbrella of the Association for Materials Protection and Performance (AMPP), are instrumental in the corrosion engineering and protective coatings industry. AMPP, formed from the merger of NACE International and SSPC, drives industry Standards globally. These Standards facilitate commerce, align buyer-seller agreements, ensure regulatory compliance, and define testing methodologies. AMPP's corrosion and coatings Standards address evolving technologies, materials, and regulatory demands. Supported by Standards Committees (SCs), professionals contribute expertise to develop, publish, and maintain consensus-driven Standards, enabling continuous advancement and excellence in corrosion control and protective coatings.
NACE Standards play a critical role in the corrosion engineering and protective coatings industry. They serve as essential guidelines for professionals involved in corrosion prevention and control, providing standardized methodologies, best practices, and technical specifications. NACE Standards are used to design, implement, and maintain corrosion control measures, ensuring the integrity and longevity of infrastructure and assets. These standards facilitate compliance with regulatory requirements, promote industry-wide consistency, and support the development of innovative solutions to corrosion-related challenges. By adhering to NACE Standards, organizations can effectively mitigate corrosion risks, improve operational efficiency, and optimize asset performance.
NACE Standards are owned and maintained by the Association for Materials Protection and Performance (AMPP), formed from the merger of NACE International and SSPC. AMPP operates globally, actively engaging in over 130 countries with a membership exceeding 40,000 professionals. Headquartered in the United States, AMPP has offices in Houston, Texas, and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. AMPP Standards drive industry consensus, enabling commerce, regulatory compliance, and technological advancements in corrosion prevention and protective coatings. Through Standards Committees, professionals contribute expertise to develop, publish, and maintain these Standards, maintaining the highest quality and relevance in corrosion control practices worldwide.