Course Description and Objective
- Understand the basics of electrochemistry and corrosion science
- Understand activation and concentration polarisation, and factors affecting polarisation including area, temperature, relative movement, ion concentration, oxygen concentration
- Evaluate errors in CP measurements such as contact resistance errors, voltage drop, and reference electrode errors
- Determine CP system performance, interpretation of data, and corrective action to the CP system under various fault conditions
- Introduce galvanic and impressed current CP system design system design (including the necessary mathematical calculations)
- Determine ideal protective current required for galvanic and impressed CP systems
- Perform interference tests to determine the existence of DC or AC interference, identify their source, and mitigate the effects of stray current
Who Should Attend ?
- Material and Corrosion engineers.
- Pipeline engineers.
- Construction engineers.
- Maintenance engineers.
- Integrity engineers.
- Mechanical engineers.
Course Pre-requisite
- Preferably CP2 certified (highly recommended).
- Very good knowledge of corrosion and cathodic protection.
- Minimum 3 years experience in corrosion and cathodic protection.
Course Delivery Method
live interactive instruction or online-instructor led.
Course Duration
Five days 6 hours per day.
