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CEOCOR 2019 Congress – Copenhagen May 21 to 24
Institute of Corrosion North West Branch-50th Annual General Meeting and Golf Day (with Prizes)
The Institute of Corrosion North West Branch Annual General Meeting
Date: Thursday 13 June 2019.
Time: 6:00 pm
Location: Heyrose Golf Club Tabley Cheshire WA16 0HZ
You are welcome to bring partners, friends and colleagues, whether they are ICorr members or not to the golf day, buffet and Annual General Meeting. Teams of golfers are also welcome.
Golf.
The competition is Stableford – Full Handicap. A series of tee times have been booked for groups of 4 people from 1:00 pm on wards.
The cost for the golf £25.25 per round and is payable on the day, It includes coffee and a bacon roll on arrival.
Buffet.
There will be a buffet available at a cost of £10 per person, which is available to both golfers and non-golfers. The buffet will be available from 5:30 pm
Annual General Meeting
The Annual General Meeting will start at 6:00 pm and is the ideal opportunity to meet other Institute of Corrosion members in a relaxing social atmosphere. It is also a good time to become more involved with Institute of Corrosion and the North West branch activities and nominations for the 2019 North West Branch Committee are always welcome.
The committee nominations are:
Chairman: Greg Brown
Deputy Chairman: TBA
Treasurer: Chris Atkins
Secretary: Brenda Peters
Committee Members: John Worsley, Paul Lambert, John Fletcher, Jane Lomas, Barry Windsor, Nick Thoday, Neil Fairweather, Ken Dykes and Paul Russell, Andy Bradley, Michael Leahy
To enable planning of the Annual General Meeting, golf and buffet, registration is accepted to be made before Wednesday 5th June 2019, please click below for registration form:
50th AGM North West Branch and golf day (004)
If you have any questions, please contact:
Brenda Peters at : +441706 871700 or alternatively email to brenda.peters@analysis-scientific.co.uk
The PFPNet 2019 Conference
PFPNet is the Industry body for Hydrocarbon Fire Protection in a similar way that ASFP is for Cellulosic FP.
Their customer base is the Owner / Operators and Engineering community and its run in essence by John Dunk and Simon Thurlbeck.
Their annual conference will have most of the Owners / operators and most of the Engineering houses along with some of the larger application community.
ICorr has a collaboration with PFPNet to re-write all of the Fire Training programme from applicator, inspector to engineer.
Please click link below for details of the conference
The PFPNet Conference Agenda 2019
Institute of Corrosion North West Branch-50th Annual General Meeting and Golf Day (with Prizes).
The Annual General Meeting is on:
Date: Thursday 13 June 2019.
Time: 6:00 pm
Location: Heyrose Golf Club Tabley Cheshire WA16 0HZ
You are welcome to bring partners, friends and colleagues, whether they are The Institute of Corrosion members or not to the golf day, buffet and Annual General Meeting. Teams of golfers are also welcome.
Golf.
The competition is Stableford – Full Handicap. A series of tee times have been booked for groups of 4 people from 1:00 pm on wards.
The cost for the golf £25.25 per round and is payable on the day, It includes coffee and a bacon roll on arrival.
Buffet.
There will be a buffet available at a cost of £10 per person, which is available to both golfers and non-golfers. The buffet will be available from 5:30 pm
Annual General Meeting
The Annual General Meeting will start at 6:00 pm and is the ideal opportunity to meet other Institute of Corrosion members in a relaxing social atmosphere. It is also a good time to become more involved with Institute of Corrosion and the North West branch activities and nominations for the 2019 North West Branch Committee are always welcome.
The committee nominations are:
Chairman: Greg Brown
Deputy Chairman: TBA
Treasurer: Chris Atkins
Secretary: Brenda Peters
Committee Members: John Worsley, Paul Lambert, John Fletcher, Jane Lomas, Barry Windsor, Nick Thoday, Neil Fairweather, Ken Dykes and Paul Russell, Andy Bradley, Michael Leahy
To enable planning of the Annual General Meeting, golf and buffet, registration is accepted to be made before Wednesday 5th June 2019.
If you have any questions, please contact:
Brenda Peters at : +441706 871700 or alternatively email to brenda.peters@analysis-scientific.co.uk
Pipework Corrosion- Prediction and Reality
Dr Patrica Conder receiving a token of appreciation from Trevor Osborne, together with Paul Barnes, branch chairman
The January talk of ICorr London branch by Dr Patricia Conder, Sonomatic Ltd, was on “Pipework Corrosion : Prediction and Reality”, and how differences in the spatial pattern of internal pipework corrosion, be it patchy or more uniform, impacts on the effectiveness of inspection, and how this can be used to improve understanding of the underlying corrosion behaviour.
Patricia, discussed how extensive corrosion is easy to find and measure but, in instances where wall loss occurs more randomly, the challenges of matching inspection strategy to the corrosion coverage increase. She discussed how thinking of inspection of as a statistical sampling process helps both inspection strategy and analysis. The audience were challenged to spot the difference between a corroding and non-corroding circuit within a second. This was successfully achieved by means of a graphical overview of the whole circuit inspection history.
This overview presents a route to mine into the data, to examine “groupings” based on corrosion mechanisms, for example testing to see if the bends really are corroding faster than the straights. She also discussed the use of integrity driven corrosion rates, based on how the overall wall loss of the circuit is changing, rather than focusing on per inspection location corrosion rates, which can exaggerate measurement variability. Although historically inspection has been based on manual ultrasonic thickness measurements and radiography, these techniques have only covered relatively small areas overall. Developments for pipework inspection offer everything from screening to more detailed high accuracy mapping. The challenges being to incorporate all these results into a database in a meaningful way to get added value from a change in inspection approach. Patricia finished the talk by reminding us to think corrosion: think spatial.