
Explore corrosion control in oil and gas, defining corrosion, its forms and mechanisms, and the electrochemical cell concepts of anode, cathode, and electrolyte to guide monitoring and mitigation.
Identify the forms and mechanisms of corrosion in the petroleum industry, including uniform and localized corrosion. Explore pitting, crevice, under-deposit, mesa, and weld-zone corrosion and their environmental effects.
Explore galvanic corrosion in oil and gas from dissimilar metals, emf differences, and concentration cells, and learn prevention via coatings, insulation, and cathodic protection.
Assess flow damage mechanisms causing metal loss through mechanical interaction, including erosion, impingement, and cavitation, driven by high velocity fluids and particulates.
Explore environmental assisted cracking in oil and gas, including hydrogen damage and sulfide stress cracking, and mitigation through alloys, cladding, post weld heat treatment, inhibitors, and coatings.
Explore corrosion control in oil and gas through direct and indirect monitoring methods, including intrusive corrosion coupons, electrical resistance probes, and non-intrusive techniques, to assess metal loss and inform actions.
Explore linear polarization resistance and other corrosion monitoring techniques, including intrusive and non-intrusive methods, electrochemical noise, electrical field mapping, ultrasonics, and relevant field analyses for oil and gas systems.
Learn design and operation mitigations, maintenance pigging, and chemical treatments to control corrosion in oil and gas, using coatings, cathodic protection, inhibitors, biocides, scavengers, with residual tests and coupons.
Explore cathodic protection in oil and gas, comparing galvanic sacrificial anodes and impressed current systems, their components, wiring, backfill, and the role of coatings with barrier, inhibitor, and galvanic effects.
Explore the corrosion management system for oil and gas, linking policies, risk management, and key performance indicators to optimize asset integrity and life-cycle costs via risk-based inspection.
Explore how a cohesion management system governs corrosion control across the oil and gas life cycle, from concept and design to startup, operation, and long-term evolution, including risk assessment.
Corrosion Control provides a thorough training in corrosion and its control. The course covers fundamental chemistry, physics, electrochemistry and metallurgy underpinning corrosion processes. Explore protection strategies and industrial applications for corrosion control systems. This course offers direct access to the knowledge, skills and expertise of leading academics in the field of corrosion. You will learn the fundamentals of corrosion, receiving expert insight into cutting-edge corrosion engineering problems and solutions in their specialist fields. This comprehensive course will cover the main causes of corrosion in upstream oil and gas operations, as well as monitoring and mitigation methods. The various corrosion mechanisms give rise to a number of different forms of corrosion damage, which will all be considered. Participants will learn about the different aspects that make fluid corrosive, what enhances corrosion rates, and how to estimate corrosion rates of a given environment through analysis of the chemical and physical characteristics of the system; review approaches to selecting materials and coatings for corrosion resistance for different conditions and applications (including the use of NACE MR0175/ISO 15156); and be introduced to cathodic protection systems and (CP) surveys, coating systems, and many other corrosion mitigation techniques. The participant will learn how to select and utilize corrosion inhibitors for different systems, and how to select and apply corrosion
monitoring techniques to create an integrated monitoring program.