Corrosion is one of the main problems that cause gradual damage in the pipeline and reinforced concrete. Generally, the corroded areas involve a restricted portion of the structure that can be hardly visible, until all the structure is compromised. For this reason, to increase the structure’s life cycle, additional protections are commonly used, such as cathodic protection and coating deposition. Specifically, the work in this thesis focuses on evaluating the performance of the enamel coating in these structures. Firstly, the materials composition and methodologies used to fabricate the coating are presented. After that, a dynamic model is studied to predict the behavior of the enamel coating when the fluid flow induces vibration in the pipe.