Corrosion Control & Prevention

Corrosion Control & Prevention is a seminar that focuses on understanding, controlling, and preventing corrosion in plant equipment, pipelines, and industrial facilities to ensure operational safety and reliability.

Key Topics

• Corrosion reduction and failure prevention during design and operation
• Material selection and properties for corrosion control
• Metallurgy of ferrous, nonferrous, and stainless steels
• Damage assessment and repair techniques for equipment and pipelines
• Physical and mechanical metallurgy including crystal structures, phase diagrams, and transformations
• Passivity and passive films on stainless steels

Who should Attend

• Facility integrity engineers and supervisors
• Metallurgy, corrosion, and materials engineers
• Inspection engineers and inspectors
• Designers, planners, and chemical engineers
• Welding engineers and technical staff
• Researchers, lab personnel, and investors involved in plant reliability