1. Digital Preservation Policy
All articles published in the Journal of Chinese Society for Corrosion and Protection are digitally archived on both CNKI (China National Knowledge Infrastructure) and the official website of the Journal of Chinese Society for Corrosion and Protection. All articles are permanently available for free download on the journal’s official website.
CNKI is the largest academic publishing and digital knowledge service platform in China. It provides stable long-term digital preservation to ensure that published content remains permanently accessible and citable. CNKI hosts over 8,500 Chinese academic journals and supports online-first publication for more than 2,380 journals.
2. Peer Review Process
All manuscripts submitted to the Journal of Chinese Society for Corrosion and Protection undergo a single-blind peer review process. The review process involves the managing editor, at least two external reviewers, and two final reviewing editors. The final decision on the manuscript is made jointly by the managing editor and the final reviewing editor.
All submitted manuscripts are first subject to a preliminary screening by the editorial office and a plagiarism check using CNKI’s similarity detection system. The editor will conduct an initial evaluation of each submission. Manuscripts that fail to meet the journal’s basic standards, fall outside the journal’s scope, involve ethical issues, show high similarity to existing works, lack originality, or exhibit flaws in research design or methodology will be rejected at the initial review stage. Manuscripts that pass the preliminary screening will be sent to at least two independent expert reviewers, or assigned to a member of the editorial board who will invite reviewers to evaluate the scientific quality of the manuscript. All reviewer comments will be communicated to the authors. The final decision on acceptance or rejection is made jointly by the managing editor and the final reviewing editor. All peer reviews are conducted independently of the handling editors and their research groups. Submissions from the Editor-in-Chief, Associate Editors, Editorial Board Members, editorial staff, or authors with conflicts of interest with them are subject to strict conflict of interest and recusal policies.
3. Conflict of Interest Statement
All authors are required to disclose any actual or potential conflicts of interest related to the manuscript, to ensure that such relationships do not directly or indirectly influence the work reported in the paper.
4. Ethical Statement
Authors must ensure that their research complies with ethical standards. Studies involving humans, animals, or sensitive data must have received approval from an ethics committee. Such manuscripts must include a statement of ethical approval and informed consent.
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