Corrosion and its prevention are issues which impact on every industry. Understanding how materials will react in their service environment is a crucial aspect of materials selection and appreciating how potential corrosion problems can be mitigated is an important part of the design process. The knowledge gained from the course will enhance discussions between customers and suppliers and will assist engineers and designers when specifying materials.
Who should attend the course?
This course is suitable for anyone working in engineering, production and design and who manufacture or supply engineering components. This includes buyers and salespersons. It will also be a useful introduction to the subject for new starters and graduate engineers.
How is the course structured?
The course will be run as a one day face to face session held at our Grantham Office from 0930 to 1630 on 27 September. It will cover:
- Basic corrosion:
Corrosion in aqueous environments
General, pitting and crevice corrosion
Galvanic corrosion
Environmentally assisted cracking - Corrosion resistant alloys
The selection and use of corrosion resistant alloys
Stainless steels
Non-ferrous alloys such as nickel, aluminium and titanium - Non-ferrous materials
Designing out corrosion
Use of barrier coatings
Sacrificial and noble coatings
Cathodic protection
How much does the course cost?
The cost of the classroom course is £550. IOM3 members and subscribers to Module 2 of our Business Partner Programme are entitled to a discount of 10% on the course fee. These fees are exclusive of VAT at 20% where applicable.
Register for the classroom couse in Grantham on 27 September 2023.
