The rust prevention effect of the NMR Pipe Protector - NMRPT - introduced at Christ's College, University of Cambridge: Part 1.
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The NMR pipe protector has been widely adopted overseas, and this time we will introduce a case of its implementation at the prestigious Christ's College, University of Cambridge in the UK. In the Todd Building of Christ's College, the lifespan of the hot water piping for air conditioning had been exceeded, leading to significant red rust corrosion inside the pipes. To address this issue, the NMR pipe protector was introduced. ◆Christ's College, which has produced many notable figures Christ's College, one of the 31 colleges at the University of Cambridge, is famous for having many distinguished alumni, including Charles Darwin, Nobel Prize in Chemistry winner Alexander Todd, and Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine winner Martin Evans. The Todd Building, where the NMR pipe protector was implemented, is named after Alexander Todd. In the next installment, we will focus on how the NMR pipe protector was introduced in the Todd Building of Christ's College.
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