Crevice Corrosion

By: Christian Lewis
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Crevice Corrosion

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About the course

Where and under what conditions could crevice corrosion occur in industry?
In this on-demand course, participants will be taken through:
the most common crevice corrosion (CC) type environments,
examples of systems where these mechanisms exist,
the principles of crevice corrosion in a mechanistic overview,
crevice corrosion mitigation in design.

On-Demand
45mins Content
1 PDH Credit
English
SPC3001M2

Meet your instructor

Instructor

Christian Lewis

Corrosion, Materials, Integrity Management

Learning Outcomes

After this course, you...
• have an awareness of the main forms of corrosion found within the refining, chemical and power generation industries.
• understand the basic principles of corrosion science for these damage mechanisms.
• have an appreciation of the process systems, design features and operating conditions that are the main drivers of corrosion.
• have learned how various types of corrosion can be diagnosed.
• have seen a wide range of corrosion failure examples from the processing industry.
• have been taken through a selection of process safety cases illustrating corrosion failures, and have gained an appreciation of the lessons learned.
• understand the mitigation options available to avoid these corrosion issues.

Who should attend this course

This course is designed for...
• Starting Materials & Corrosion Engineers
• Mechanical Engineers, Design Engineers
• Chemical & Process Engineers/Technologists
• Inspection Engineers
• Production Unit Management/Operations
• Leads Maintenance Planners
• Procurement teams

Prerequisites

No prior experience in material sciences is required.

Program & Details

Crevice Corrosion

1. The most common crevice corrosion environments
2. Typical process systems susceptible to crevice corrosion
3. Scientific overview
4. Crevice corrosion mitigation