Vol. 4 No. 4 (2026): Applied Green Metallic Protection

Volume 4 (2026): Applied Green Metallic Protection

The fourth volume of the Journal of Applied Green Engineering (JAGE) highlights recent advances in Applied Green Metallic Protection, a rapidly evolving research field focused on sustainable strategies for protecting metallic materials against corrosion and environmental degradation.

This issue brings together innovative studies addressing environmentally friendly corrosion inhibitors, green surface treatments, eco-designed coatings, and sustainable electrochemical protection methods. The contributions emphasize the integration of green chemistry principles and sustainable engineering solutions to enhance the durability and performance of metallic structures while minimizing environmental impact.

Researchers explore the use of bio-based inhibitors, plant extracts, nanomaterials, and eco-friendly coatings for corrosion mitigation in various industrial sectors including energy systems, infrastructure, marine environments, and electrochemical technologies.

By combining experimental investigations, electrochemical analyses, and advanced materials engineering, this volume provides valuable insights for scientists, engineers, and industry professionals working towards sustainable metallic protection technologies.

The issue contributes to the broader mission of JAGE to promote research at the intersection of engineering, electrochemistry, energy, and environmental sustainability.