Why Attend This Training Course?

Any asset that is prone to corrosion needs a corrosion management system to protect against the consequences of corrosion. Corrosive threats need to be eased to a point where the disbursement of corrosion maintenance and management program resources are balanced against the benefits gained. The course will tackle processes and procedures required for planning, executing, and continually improving the ability of an organization to manage the threat of corrosion for existing and future assets thereby reducing site risks, limiting compliance costs and protecting facilities from unexpected shutdowns, loss of revenue and other increased costs.

What Is The Training Course Methodology?

This training methodology illustrates the concepts involved in the above areas through practical consideration of actual real-life problems, as well as explanation of concepts by experts in area using video projectors and computer aided case studies based on practical applications. Participants will solve their system problem, where the trainee’s try to apply the skills learnt with guidance from our specialized experts. ACAD will provide participants a comprehensive assessment on the problems solved using the skills acquired in the training course.

Who Should Attend This Training Course?

This training course is designed for

• Corrosion engineers, senior engineer’s supervisors and other staffs whose work requires a deep appreciation of corrosion problems and control

• Process operation, inspection and maintenance engineers as well as laboratory chemists will also find this course of great value

What Are The Training Course Objectives?

This course will give participants a comprehensive understanding of corrosion principles, causes and forms. The course aims also at enabling participants to relate specific types of corrosion to the environments that lead to their occurrence.

What Is The Training Course Curriculum?

Waterside Corrosion Technology

• Corrosion by boiler water

• Corrosion by cooling water

• Sea water corrosion

• Cooling towers corrosion

Low Temperature Corrosion Problems

• Atmospheric

• Caustic and hydrogen

• Overhead

• Acid

• Stress cracking

• Prophetic deposits

• Cryogenic (Very low temperature)

• Material failure

High Temperature Corrosion Problems 

• Oxidation and Sulfidation

• High temperature Hydrogen damages

• Carbonization and metal dusting

• Corrosion resistant material

• Erosion resistant materials

• Materials limitations

• Case study

Corrosion Control Techniques

• Metallic

• Cladding

• Lining and metabolizing

• Paint technology

• Nonmetallic Ceramic and cement Catholic protection

• Anoxic protection

• Corrosion inhibitors

• Corrosion Monitoring Techniques

• Corrosion Economics