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SUMMARY:Annual General Meeting 2021
DESCRIPTION:The Trustees and Council of the Institute would like to invite you all to the 2021 Annual General Meeting (AGM) to be held on Monday 22nd of November 2021 at the National Conference Centre & The National Motorcycle Museum. The meeting is organised by ICorr’s Midlands Branch and includes updates on ICorr training opportunities and technical presentations by corrosion experts. \nThe meeting will be available to attend In-Person at the NCC venue and for the first time\, the event will be Live-Streamed on Zoom\, providing remote access to our members. \nNational Conference Centre & The National Motorcycle Museum\nCoventry Road\nBickenhill\nSolihull\nWest Midlands\nB92 0EJ \nhttp://www.nationalmotorcyclemuseum.co.uk/\nhttp://www.nationalconferencecentre.co.uk/ \nAGENDA \n\n\n\n09h00-10h00\nArrive and registration \n\n\n10h00-10h50 \nInstitute of Corrosion presentation of current ICorr training courses: \n• Chris Spence – Cathodic Protection (CP)\n• Richard Edwards – CP certification\n• Kevin Harold – ICATS and certification\n• John Fletcher – ICorr Surface Treatment Courses\n\n\n10h45-11h00\nComfort break \n\n\n11h00 – 12h00\nCommunication and Digitisation in the Corrosion Industry  \nSpeakers\nIan Sotherton – Omniflex –\nDr Prafull Sharma – CorrosionRADAR\nJack Cornes – HausBots  \n \n\n\n12h00-13h30 \nLunch and access to the museum \n\n\n13h30-14h45\nAGM Agenda\nApologies for absence\nApproval of minutes from 2020 AGM\nPresident’s report\nTreasurer’s report\nElection of ICorr Council Members for 2021/22\nPresentation of the Henry G. Cole award\nAny other business\nMeeting closure.\n\n\n14h45-15h00\nComfort break tea coffee\n\n\n\n15h00-17h30\nAccess to the museum – site closes at 17.30\n\n\n\nThe Trustees and members of the Council will be available before the meeting to answer any questions you may have regarding the Institute and its future. \nIf you plan to attend in person it would really help us if you would confirm attendance by e-mail to admin@icorr.org (so we do not order wasted food and refreshments). If you have any specific dietary requirements please note these in the email (vegetarian and vegan options will be provided). If you cannot attend and wish to send an apology please also send it to admin@icorr.org. \nRemote access via Zoom For those wishing to join all or part of the meeting remotely\, please use the following link and meeting information which will be accessible from 09:30 London\, UK time: Join Zoom Meeting\nhttps://us06web.zoom.us/j/85485196636?pwd=SVM1eFJMTmlFOVdGcEJidCs2UnpZZz09\nMeeting ID: 854 8519 6636 Passcode: 761928
URL:https://www.icorr.org/event/annual-general-meeting-2021/
LOCATION:B92 0EJ\, National Conference Centre & The National Motorcycle Museum Coventry Road Bickenhill Solihull West Midlands\, West Midlands\, B92 0EJ
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20211130T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20211130T193000
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SUMMARY:Aberdeen Branch Event - Joint Meeting with IOM3/MIS
DESCRIPTION:Company / Speaker: Dr Nigel Owen\,  B.Sc.\, D.I.C\, PhD\, MIMMM\, MICorr – Operations Manager – Aberdeen Foundries \nMaterial Specifications\, Manufacturing and Anode Design for Effective Cathodic Protection systems \nThe materials used for Sacrificial Anode materials are High Purity based metals with very specific alloying requirements and final properties. The base materials\, properties & costs of modern sacrificial alloys will be discussed along with the conditions and applications for which they are generally used. \nThe typical process for manufacturing anodes is presented from a metallurgical standpoint\, the alloying\, testing poring\, and finishing of various product types used for a multitude of applications. The presentation will move to discuss the design of Sacrificial Anode Cathodic Protection systems for a Marine Environment which involves the selection of anode configuration\, a detailed calculation process\, rules of thumb\, and practical experience to design an effective working system. \nTo register please click on this link
URL:https://www.icorr.org/event/aberdeen-branch-event-joint-meeting-with-iom3-mis-2/
CATEGORIES:Aberdeen Branch
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20211202T113000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20211202T230000
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SUMMARY:32nd Annual Christmas Luncheon
DESCRIPTION:EVENT DETAILS \n11.30 Pre lunch drinks\n13.00 4 course lunch\nEntertainment\nPresentations and Raffles \nLOCATION \nRoyal Over-Seas League\,\nOver-Seas House\,\nPark Pl\,\nSt James’s St\,\nLondon SW1A 1LR \nFor enquiries: \nContact: Steve Barke sjbarke55@gmail.com \n  \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://www.icorr.org/event/32nd-annual-christmas-luncheon/
LOCATION:Royal Over-Seas League\, Over-Seas House\, Park Pl\, St James's St\, London SW1A 1LR\, SW1A 1LR\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Young ICorr event: A career in corrosion and its importance in the future of energy including renewables + Festive Quiz
DESCRIPTION:Following the popular Young ICorr Festive Quiz of 2020\, we will be hosting another online event this December. Join us on Thursday 16th December\, 2021\, at 4pm for our 2021 Festive Quiz and Talk. \nYoung Institute of Corrosion (Young ICorr) are pleased to announce that Bill Hedges\, ICorr President\, will be presenting “A career in corrosion and its importance in the future of energy including renewables“. The general energy outlook indicates that there is an increasing global energy demand and that hydrocarbons still contribute to the majority of the global energy mix. However\, this talk will highlight new energy sectors and where corrosion will continue to have a negative impact on such sectors. \nBill Hedges (UK) FNACE\, FICorr\, CEng has 34 years’ experience of materials\, metallurgy and corrosion in the oil and gas and materials industries. Bill spent 23 years of his career in corrosion at BP\, reaching the ranks BP’s Chief Corrosion Engineer. Bill has 35 publications\, 3 Patents and 1 book (as co-author) in the field of materials and corrosion. \nThis presentation covers three themes including (i) A career in corrosion\, (ii) Corrosion and materials challenges facing hydrocarbon production\, and finally (iii) How corrosion can impact the future of renewable energies. \nThe talk summarises that although significant progress and great advancements have been made in the field of corrosion control and management\, many challenges remain as we embark on a joint global venture to achieve net-zero; the requirement for future innovation in the energy sectors is more important than ever. On this basis\, and his own experiences as a corrosion engineer. Bill concludes that the future is bright and exciting for anyone pursuing a career in corrosion-related disciplines. \nFollowing the talk\, there will be a team quiz\, where we will allocate the teams to enable you to meet other Young ICorr members. Then\, there will be a networking session to enable you to interact with your peers. This is a great event to socialise\, network and participate in a fun corrosion and materials quiz with a festive twist. \nRegister for the event \nWe look forward to seeing you then! \nFollow Young ICorr on LinkedIn to ensure you do not miss out on future events. \nTest yourself with our Teaser Questions from last year’s Festive Quiz: \nQ1. In the song 12 Days of Christmas\, five golden rings were given on the fifth day\, what’s the atomic number of gold? A. 5; B. 24; C. 79; D. 120  (A = 79) \nQ2. What is the substance found in your fizzy Christmas mocktail which causes corrosion of carbon steel? (A = Carbonic Acid)
URL:https://www.icorr.org/event/young-icorr-event-a-career-in-corrosion-and-its-importance-in-the-future-of-energy-including-renewables-festive-quiz/
CATEGORIES:Young Icorr
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20220113T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20220113T190000
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SUMMARY:London Branch Online Meeting
DESCRIPTION:January 13\, 2022 @ 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm\n“Life extension of offshore platforms\, through retrofit CP design assisted by modelling’’ – Talk by Dr Paolo Marcassoli\, Cathodic Protection and Inspections Manager at Cescor\, and Istvan Bartha\, Independent Subsea Consultant.  \nThousands of permanent offshore structures for oil and gas production in the world\, including steel jacket platforms\, are reaching or have exceeded their original design life. They require extension of life or re-qualification programs to prolong their operating life. Cathodic protection (CP) is one of the issues to be carefully managed as part of this process. In case the original CP system cannot guarantee the planned residual life\, a retrofit intervention shall be designed and executed.  The design of CP retrofit systems\, although technically adhering to the stipulations of the applicable codes\, does not necessarily follow the criteria and approaches adopted for new facilities\, as the intervention requires to be executed with the structure in-place\, and this has a strong impact on installation requirements and costs. Accordingly\, dedicated CP expertise has been developed for retrofit applications\, aimed to select the most convenient system. A tailored approach is followed\, by considering the most appropriate design parameters\, affected by the present polarisation conditions\, presence of marine growth and calcareous deposit on the structure. Finite Element Method (FEM) and Boundary Element Method (BEM) modelling are extensively and successfully used as part of the selection and optimisation of galvanic anode or impressed current systems. \nIn this presentation\, the definition of CP design parameters and the optimisation activity assisted by modelling are illustrated from the viewpoint of real industrial application; taking into consideration limitations imposed during the installation phase. \nAbout the presenters: \nDr. Paolo Marcassoli (Cescor – Cathodic Protection and Inspections Manager) \nPaolo Marcassoli has fifteen years’ experience in materials and corrosion engineering and cathodic protection engineering gained in academic field and the onshore and offshore oil & gas industry\, offshore wind\, civil and infrastructures. After 6 years of academic and research work at University of Bergamo\, he joined Cescor in January 2012 and he was Manager of business line Products in July 2012\, Production Manager in August 2013 and Inspections and Production Manager in October 2014. \nHe holds the position of Cathodic Protection and Inspections Manager since April 2019. \nHe primarily carries out activities in the fields of CP design and FEM modeling\, monitoring and CP inspections\, corrosion control. \nIstvan Bartha (Independent Subsea Consultant) \nIstvan Bartha is an experienced Subsea Integrity Engineer with over 20 years of experience in field of subsea\, pipelines\, structures and bridge engineering\, who participated in major Oil and Gas projects ranging from concept and design stages through to fabrication\, installation and operation of new and ageing assets. \nFollowing obtaining his BSc degree in Metallurgical Engineering\, he worked 7 years in the bridge construction industry in Hungary\, followed by moving in the UK in 2008 to pursue a career in the British Oil & Gas industry. In Britain\, he gained experience in onshore and offshore application of Cathodic Protection systems working for Pipeline Maintenance Ltd\, then joined Wood where worked as a Senior Integrity Engineer\, responsible for development of Integrity Management Strategies for various Clients. In 2016 he completed his MSc studies in Subsea Engineering at Cranfield University\, and currently acting as Subsea Pipelines Technical Authority for Petrofac North Sea operated assets as an Independent Contractor.      \nIstvan understands key design and operational principles of onshore\, subsea and topside production\, and control systems\, requiring detailed analyses of technical data such as RBI\, FMECA\, RCA or CP\, collaboration with other engineering disciplines and close interface with the Client. Coordinated project development\, participated in contract proposals and development of detailed engineering solutions and technical authority guidance. \nTo join the meeting click on this link
URL:https://www.icorr.org/event/london-branch-online-meeting/
CATEGORIES:London Branch
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20220125T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20220125T193000
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SUMMARY:Aberdeen Branch Event - Joint Meeting with EI
DESCRIPTION:Company / Speaker: University of Leeds / Trevor Hughes (Schlumberger Cambridge Research)\, Evgeny Barmatov (Schlumberger Cambridge Research) and Richard Barker (University of Leeds) \nZoom Event – more details to follow \nAdvanced once-through flow cell methodology for validation of a new ‘staged’ inhibition approach for matrix acidizing treatments \nSchlumberger recently introduced and patented a new staged acid corrosion inhibitor (ACI) treatment concept for application in matrix acidizing treatments. The staged treatment concept recognises that treatments which employ a fixed dosage of corrosion inhibitor may not be optimal in terms of their efficiency. The concept proposes staged pumping of a first fluid composition designed to establish a persistent inhibitor film (Stage 1) and a second fluid composition to maintain the film and its associated inhibited corrosion rate (Stage 2). The staged ACI concept has the potential to provide enhanced corrosion protection of wellbore casing and coiled tubing (CT) materials whilst using the same total quantity of inhibitor compared to conventional treatments. \nIn the present paper\, a bespoke\, electrochemical\, millifluidic once-through flow cell was used for validation of the staged ACI concept. A once-through flow cell enables testing in a continuously flowing environment whilst maintaining a fresh acid solution\, a controllable supply of inhibitor\, and eliminating any contact of the electrode with the atmosphere. The system was used to quantify changes in corrosion behaviour during continuous flow and during transitions from the first to second stage inhibitor dosages\, to find optimal inhibitor concentration for film-forming and film maintenance stages and to investigate the effect of metal pre-corrosion on inhibitor performance for carbon steel used as wellbore casing and CT materials \n 
URL:https://www.icorr.org/event/aberdeen-branch-event-joint-meeting-with-ei-2/
CATEGORIES:Aberdeen Branch
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20220210T183000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20220210T193000
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SUMMARY:London Branch Online Event
DESCRIPTION:“A diversified approach to utilizing volatile corrosion Inhibitors (VCI)’’ – Talk by Philip Low\, European/Middle East/GCC Business Development Manager\, Zerust Oil & Gas. \nThe presentation will shed light on various approaches using volatile corrosion inhibitors (VCI’) technology in mitigating corrosion on pipelines\, pipeline casing protection and above ground storage  tanks. \nFinally\, a novel methodology for addressing CUI and Scab Repairs using a self-amalgamating inhibitor  fused tape: \nWhat are VCIs and How Do They Work.   \nAn explainer and short animation on how the technology works in a 3 phased protective approach. \nAbove Ground Storage Tanks (AST’s)   \nWe never know when\, but ultimately all CP systems under storage tanks fail. When they do\, there are not  very many easy or inexpensive ways to repair or replace them. Whether you are building new tanks or  involved in an API 653 inspection and the data indicates that the CP is not protecting everywhere\, it is  possible to install a backup plan. \nThis presentation will examine the installation of VCI delivery systems for various civil configurations and  geometries. \nWith changes to regulations in the US\, VCI can be used to mitigate corrosion under tank floors in  conjunction with CP or in many cases\, in lieu of CP. Information on the delivery system options will be  presented\, and data demonstrating the symbiotic relationship between VCI and CP will be shared. There  are several delivery system designs based on the foundation design of the tank. These minor modifications to a tank foundation can significantly reduce cost and downtime in the future. \nSummary: What do you do when your Cathodic Protection system does not last until the 653 Inspection?  Can you build in a backup system inexpensively and easily? This discussion will examine options which  can be utilized or installed during a current inspection or construction which may enable the enhancement  of a weak or failed CP system\, prior to the next inspection. \nPipeline Casing Protection and Using VCIs  \nNACE and PHMSA (DOT) have ratified the use Vapor Corrosion Inhibitors (VCI’s) as a corrosion  mitigation strategy\, \nThis presentation will focus on what the regulations from NACE\, CEOCOR and PHMSA (DOT) have  ratified the use Vapor Corrosion Inhibitors (VCI’s) as a corrosion mitigation strategy\, and how they  describe Multiphase delivery options including: “Dry Powder”\, “Gel” and “Slurry” applications and when to  choose each. Case studies will be shared from the most common Gel applications. \nVCI’s to Prevent Generalized Internal and Microbial Internal Corrosion in Facility Pipes  \nA recurring issue during the construction and commissioning of facility pipe assets is the creation of internal  corrosion threats due to leftover hydrotest water. Available methods for removing the water entirely\, or  applying inhibitor chemicals to the hydrotest medium\, are time-consuming and expensive. A major Oil and  Gas client applied vaporous corrosion inhibitor (VCI) chemicals in lieu of other methods which would  mitigate the internal corrosion threats. This method proved to be very effective at mitigating both biological  and generalized internal corrosion. A case study will be shared. \nA Novel Methodology For Addressing Corrosion Under Insulation (CUI) and Scab Repairs Utilizing  Corrosion Inhibitor Impregnated Self-Amalgamating Silicone Based Tape  \nZerust Inhibitor Tape (ZIF) was specifically designed to combat the many areas to address when we  evaluate a corrosion protection mechanism for CUI and Scab repairs\, the main challenge is creating a  physical barrier between the steel substrate and insulation medium. \nZIF provides this barrier in the form of a robust silicone based self-amalgamating tape\, in addition to the  robust outer nature of the tape; it is also impregnated with a corrosion inhibitor to combat any potential  water or sweating of the line. \nFinally\, the tape is translucent to allow ease during inspection and due to ZIF having no glues/resins/primers for the adhesion mechanism; the tape is easily removed for allowing inspection  cycles. The tape has also recently passed ISO-19277 \nPreservation of assets during idle or mothballed periods including spare parts and critical spare  parts  \nOil platforms including MDU’s\, fixed\, land and FPSOs are an integral part of modern day oil production. Not  surprisingly\, the number of rigs in operation at any given time is tied directly to the price of crude oil. The collapse  of oil prices in 2020 due to the global pandemic has caused a large number of rigs to be mothballed albeit cold\,  warm or hot stacked as well as many high value critical spares to sit idle for prolonged periods of time\, which of  course they are never designed or engineered to do so. \nAn offshore oil platform is a very expensive asset\, as is all associated parts and equipment; the average cost of an  offshore rig is around $650+ million. As such\, it is critical to put in place a robust preservation strategy to  safeguard and prolong asset/equipment life. This statement is also true for spare parts and critical spare parts  during storage and lay up\, the topic will cover proactive approaches to preservation. \nAbout the presenter: \nPhilip Low\, European/Middle East/GCC Business Development Manager Zerust Oil & Gas. \nPhil brings 25+ years’ experience in the Global Oil and Gas industry. \nHaving developed a wide range of skills within project and site managerial roles across the Uk and Norwegian O&G sectors\, His understanding of the many challenges faced by maintenance and construction teams in this environment is invaluable when dealing with our customers and clients and the many problematic issues they face. \nWith responsibility for asset and corrosion management and fabric maintenance on various onshore and offshore facilities\, Phil has continued to add to his knowledge and help develop new preventative techniques for a number of issues surrounding these facilities. This has included Refineries\, Tank Farms and Offshore platforms. \nWith this proven track record in corrosion management and coating application\, Phil has brought a new understanding of the challenges faced by these different types of sites and an ability to deliver cradle to grave project management for clients. Ever the innovator\, he developed and headed a global tank and terminal maintenance team to help identify\, assess and prevent a range of corrosion issues on Aboveground Storage Tanks (AST’s)\, Pipelines\, Jetties and the associated valves and fittings. He continues to show a keen desire to bring new solutions to old problems and is often involved in new think tanks and innovation groups. \nPhil is also an active member of Nace and CEOCOR. \nTo join the meeting click on this link \n 
URL:https://www.icorr.org/event/london-branch-online-event/
CATEGORIES:London Branch
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20220221T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20220221T200000
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SUMMARY:Engineering Ethics: Maintaining society’s trust in the engineering profession
DESCRIPTION:Engineering shapes our world and it is crucial to ensure the public has confidence that the profession acts ethically and all those working in engineering are invited to an online event to mark the publication of this new report. \nOpinion surveys indicate that the engineering profession is generally respected by the public – the latest Ipsos MORI Veracity Index shows 84% of respondents trust engineers to tell the truth. But it is important that the ethical practice of engineering continues to evolve and we do not become complacent. \nThe ‘Engineering Ethics’ report proposes a series of actions for the engineering profession to take forward with the aim of promoting a more ethical culture within engineering. It has been produced by the joint Engineering Ethics Reference Group (EERG)\, established by the Engineering Council and the Royal Academy of Engineering (RAEng) in 2019\, chaired by Professor David Bogle CEng FIChemE FREng\, Deputy President of the Institution of Chemical Engineers (IChemE). \nThe event\, which is free to attend\, will include a panel discussion with Professor Bogle\, Chi Onwurah MP\, Engineering Council Chairman Professor Chris Atkin CEng FRAeS FREng\, Dr Ollie Folayan CEng FIChemE\, co-founder of AFBE-UK\, and others. \nRegister to attend at 6pm on 21 February \nRead the Statement of Ethical Principles
URL:https://www.icorr.org/event/engineering-ethics-maintaining-societys-trust-in-the-engineering-profession/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20220222T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20220222T195000
DTSTAMP:20260403T195536
CREATED:20210615T082433Z
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SUMMARY:Aberdeen Branch Event - ICorr Technical Event
DESCRIPTION:Company/Speaker: Intertek Production & Integrity Assurance / Leo Richards\n\nRegistration for the Event Please click here for link: Webinar Registration – Zoom \nICorr Member or Non-Member Event is Free of Charge to attend. \nImplementation of Plan-Do-Check-Act review of an Onshore Oil and Gas Operator’s Corrosion Management Policy and Actions \nHSG-65 alongside the Energy Institutes Corrosion Management Guidelines were used as the basis for the audit of a large onshore Middle Eastern oil field. The purpose of the Study was to perform a detailed review of the corrosion monitoring and mitigation systems and to propose any required upgrades to ensure world class / excellent asset integrity performance. \nThe approach taken to the Study was to follow the UK Health & Safety Executive’s guidance for “Managing Health and Safety”\, HSG65 (2013)\, of PLAN-DO-CHECK-ACT\, which considers both Technical and Systems approaches associated with managing assets safely. This is a closed loop planetary model commencing with a high-level Corporate Policy for health and safety\, under which there is a Policy and Plan for managing corrosion and integrity. The model ends with lessons learned which feeds back into the corrosion and integrity Policy and Plan to ensure risks are managed to As Low As Reasonably Practicable (ALARP).\nThe study highlighted a distinct pattern in the working practices of the operator with virtually all of the sections of the corrosion management system being shown to have some form of Plan and Do however the implementation of a Check and Act stage was missing from virtually all aspects \nPlease see Flyer and Latest Programme of Events  \n 
URL:https://www.icorr.org/event/aberdeen-branch-event-icorr-technical-event-3/
CATEGORIES:Aberdeen Branch
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20220310T183000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20220310T193000
DTSTAMP:20260403T195536
CREATED:20220304T150426Z
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SUMMARY:London Branch March technical talk – “Flint Water Crisis – Corrosion\, Management and Politics” (In person/Online)
DESCRIPTION:The March technical talk\,“Flint Water Crisis – Corrosion\, Management and Politics”\, by Dr Ben Moorhouse.The meeting will be held at the Lancaster Hall Hotel\, 35 Craven Terrace\, London W2 3EL\, and streamed online for those who can not attend in person. \nThe town Flint\, Michigan suffered one of the worst water crisis in the United States of America\, when in 2014 the tap water supply began to be poisoned with corrosion products and other toxins. Hundreds of thousands of Flint residents were exposed to dangerous levels of lead and outbreaks of Legionnaires disease that caused deaths and long term health problems. This talk will focus on the decisions that led to this outcome\, the corrosion engineering around ensuring safe water sources and the importance of ensuring a greater understanding of corrosion issues in relation to environmental issues. \nBen Moorhouse is a materials\, corrosion and inspection engineer with a decade’s worth of experience involved with various engineering projects and operations. He studied at Imperial College and completed a PhD focusing on thermodynamic processes to remove impurities from titanium alloys. As part of his day to day\, he is Chairperson of the London Branch of the Institute of Corrosion\, a Fellow of the Institute of Materials\, Minerals and Mining (IOM3) and a Chartered Engineer. He is excited by the engineering challenges to come with delivering stable and low carbon energy\, as well as focusing on improving diversity and inclusion in Science Technology and Mathematics (STEM). \nTo join the meeting online follow the link \nIf you have any questions email icorrlondon@gmail.com \n 
URL:https://www.icorr.org/event/london-branch-march-technical-talk-flint-water-crisis-corrosion-management-and-politics-in-person-online/
CATEGORIES:London Branch
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20220316T173000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20220316T210000
DTSTAMP:20260403T195536
CREATED:20220308T104919Z
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SUMMARY:The Welding Institute - London Branch Meeting
DESCRIPTION:In-person and online meeting \nAn insight into development and testing of pipeline steels at ArcelorMittal; covering metallurgy\, welding and properties testing \nThis presentation will give some examples of work performed at ArcelorMittal Global R&D research centre in Ghent (Belgium) for linepipe steels from coil. The work is designed to give modern linepipe steels the required combination of properties that make them suitable for use in critical oil and gas applications. The talk will include discussion of metallurgical mechanisms\, weldability for submerged arc and GMAW welding and the influence of forming operations on tensile and toughness properties. \nWe are fortunate that Christoph is coming over specifically to talk to us and this talk will merit attendance in person. Given by Christoph Gerritsen Senior Project Engineer ArcelorMittal Global R&D Gent/OCAS NV Christoph Gerritsen holds an MSc in Materials Science & Engineering with a specialisation in welding from Delft University of Technology. He started his professional career in 1999 at TWI Ltd\, working on high power laser materials processing. In 2005\, he moved to ArcelorMittal Global R&D Gent in Belgium as a senior project engineer. Here\, he runs welding projects covering a very wide range of industrial applications and welding processes\, mostly for C-Mn steels. \nRefreshments from 5:30 and Buffet to follow \nLocation: The York Room\, Lancaster Hall Hotel\, 35 Craven Terrace\, London Lunite.\nThe hotel is five minutes walk from Lancaster Gate Underground Station \nPlease register for either in-person or for online attendance. https://theweldinginstitute.com/events
URL:https://www.icorr.org/event/the-welding-institute-london-branch-meeting/
LOCATION:Lancaster Hall Hotel\, 35 Craven Terrace\, London\, W2 3EL\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:London Branch
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20220329T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20220329T193000
DTSTAMP:20260403T195536
CREATED:20210615T082649Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210615T082649Z
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SUMMARY:Aberdeen Branch Event - ICorr Technical Event
DESCRIPTION:Company / Speaker: University of Manchester / Dr.  Robert Lindsay\nZoom Event – More Information to follow \nCorrosion Inhibition: Separating Fact from Fiction \nFor more than a century\, surface-active organic species have been employed to control the corrosion of metals/alloys.  Given suitable selection\, such corrosion inhibitors have proven to be highly effective\, preventing significant degradation of metallic substrates even in highly aggressive environments.  Nevertheless\, there are still considerable gaps in fundamental knowledge of corrosion inhibitor functionality\, severely restricting further innovation.  For example\, corrosion inhibition in acidic solutions is widely reported to be the result of the adsorption of a monolayer of surface-actives.  This description\, however\, can be considered to be largely a cartoon\, as there is a significant lack of supporting experimental evidence.  Many key details remain uncertain\, including the surface chemistry of the inhibited substrate\, the structure of the adsorbed layer\, and even its surface coverage.  Such information is key input for researchers attempting to predict corrosion inhibitor functionality through atomic scale interfacial modelling\, and so identify next generation chemistries \nIn this presentation\, following an introduction to corrosion inhibition in acidic solutions\, I will discuss effort to reveal details of corrosion inhibitor-substrate interactions through detailed interface characterisation.  For example\, I will discuss recent X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) results\, indicating that the chemistry of the inhibited interface is dependent on both inhibitor concentration and acid identity.  In addition\, I will present data demonstrating that surface adsorption is not always sufficient for achieving the target corrosion inhibition efficiency\, i.e. it will be shown that a surface-active can be bound to the surface\, but not lead to sufficient reduction in corrosion rate.  Moreover\, I will use XPS data to argue that the widely adopted approach of determining the standard Gibbs energy of adsorption of a corrosion inhibitor from measured inhibitor efficiencies is flawed\, and so should not be relied upon as a tool for corrosion inhibitor selection
URL:https://www.icorr.org/event/aberdeen-branch-event-icorr-technical-event-4/
CATEGORIES:Aberdeen Branch
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20220414T183000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20220414T210000
DTSTAMP:20260403T195536
CREATED:20220315T151700Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220401T135935Z
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SUMMARY:London Branch - Joint Meeting with TWI
DESCRIPTION:“Electrical Hazards on Pipelines” talk given by Pat Lydon of IACS Corrosion Engineering Ltd.\n\nDr Patrick Lydon will review  the risks to pipeline integrity associated with A.C. interference and D.C stray current corrosion including hazards associated with welding on pipelines. The presentation will include photographic evidence from incidents that have occurred on projects.Pat will discuss basic safety guidance for work on pipelines located in the vicinity of overhead and buried power lines\, and factors mitigating the risks from electrical interference. These include incendive ignition risks and situations where there may be an enhanced electrical shock risk – lightning\, welding on cross country pipelines\, arc-strike effects on cross-country pipelines and arcing on pipelines installed within sleeves. \n— \nDr Patrick Lydon is a Materials\, Corrosion and Cathodic Protection Engineer with 35 years’ experience in the pipeline industry and has written gas industry standards on CP and UKOPA Good Practice Guides on AC and DC stray current interference. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry\, Fellow of the Institute of Mining\, Materials and Mineralogy and Fellow of the Institute of Corrosion. Pat is a BS EN ISO 15257 Level 4 Cathodic Protection Specialist \n\nRefreshments from 18:00 and buffet to followLocation: The Lancaster Room\, Lancaster Hall Hotel\, 35 Craven Terrace\, London W2 3EL. \nThe hotel is five minutes walk from Lancaster Gate Underground Station\nPlease register for either in-person or for online attendance. \nhttps://theweldinginstitute.com/events
URL:https://www.icorr.org/event/london-branch-joint-meeting-with-twi/
LOCATION:Lancaster Hall Hotel\, 35 Craven Terrace\, London\, W2 3EL\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:London Branch
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20220426T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20220426T193000
DTSTAMP:20260403T195536
CREATED:20210615T082842Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210615T082842Z
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SUMMARY:Aberdeen Branch Event - Joint Meeting with NACE
DESCRIPTION:Company / Speaker: Presserv / Dinko Cudic\, Global Technical Authority for visco-elastic coatings for pipework and structural steel.\nLocation: F2F meeting. Location to be announced later \nReducing the environmental footprint for surface preparation and coating application for onshore and offshore assets. \nOur industry is now accepting the need to find alternative technologies to reduce our waste and CO₂ emissions for steel preparation and coating application. \nPresserv\, and our partner STOPAQ™\, have looked at industry requirements and have developed a solution that addresses\, waste reduction\, the lowering of CO₂ and noise and thermal insulation properties\, not previously considered in fabric maintenance and asst integrity solutions. Based on a compound containing non-crystalline\, low-viscosity\, noncrosslinked (fully amorphous)\, pure homopolymer Polyisobutene\, we will discuss why this technology needs to considered as a viable option in an industry that requires straightforward maintenance solutions to difficult corrosion problems both onshore and offshore. \n 
URL:https://www.icorr.org/event/aberdeen-branch-event-joint-meeting-with-nace/
CATEGORIES:Aberdeen Branch
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20220427T090000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20220427T170000
DTSTAMP:20260403T195536
CREATED:20220216T122707Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220425T143316Z
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SUMMARY:CED Working Day and Symposium on ‘Knowledge Transfer and the Management of Infrastructure Corrosion’
DESCRIPTION:This one day meeting will be the latest in a series of recent working days of the Institute of Corrosion’s Corrosion Engineering Division.  The meeting will be held in person at the National Railway Museum\, York\, providing Covid restrictions allow it.  If this is not possible the meeting will be run on-line\, as for the previous two years.  This year’s meeting is wide ranging and covers ‘Knowledge Transfer and the Management of Infrastructure Corrosion’.  After the talks\, the meeting will break up into the individual CED working groups.  In parallel there will be a chance to visit the railway museum.  Where possible\, agendas for the working group meetings will be published separately in advance on the CED web site \nThe 2022 Paul McIntyre Award will be presented after the morning lectures.  This working day will be a good opportunity to network with other corrosion professionals from different industry sectors and to learn about how corrosion knowledge transfer occurs within their organisations. \nDownload Information Leaflet with full programme \nBook online \nAgenda for Coatings Working Group \nAgenda for Nuclear Working Group \n 
URL:https://www.icorr.org/event/ced-working-day-and-symposium-on-knowledge-transfer-and-the-management-of-infrastructure-corrosion/
LOCATION:The Railway Museum\, The National Railway Museum\, Leeman Road\, York\, YO26 4XJ\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Corrosion Engineering Division
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20220517T080000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20220520T123000
DTSTAMP:20260403T195536
CREATED:20220307T135552Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220509T104734Z
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SUMMARY:CEOCOR 2022
DESCRIPTION:LAST CHANCE TO BOOK AND ATTEND VIRTUAL CEOCOR 2022 CONGRESS \nThe CEOCOR Congress\, with Technical Work Groups and 2 days of high quality technical papers relating to corrosion and protection of buried pipelines is MAY 17 to 20. You can book via https://www.sgk.ch/en/home-ceocor.html. See the program here. \nAll times are CET (BST +1) \nInternational Virtual Congress & Technical Exhibition\n\nCEOCOR\, founded in 1956\, is an international scientific non-profit association dealing with corrosion and protection of pipes and pipeline systems. CEOCOR brings together specialists from universities\, research centers\, institutes and companies within: \n\nWater\, gas and oil distribution\nWaste water collection and treatment\nPipe production and manufacture of equipment for cathodic protection systems\n\n\n\nThe 2022 congress:\nThe congress consists of high level technical presentations\, working group meetings\, as well as a technical exhibition. \n\nProgram of events
URL:https://www.icorr.org/event/ceocor-2022/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20220531T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20220531T203000
DTSTAMP:20260403T195536
CREATED:20210615T083049Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220512T093011Z
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SUMMARY:Aberdeen Branch Event - ICorr Technical Event + AGM
DESCRIPTION:Company/Speaker: PIM / Martin Worth (Director)\nF2F meeting.\nVenue for In-person attendees: Palm Court Hotel\, Seafield Rd\, Aberdeen AB15 7YX\nZoom Registration link for virtual attendees: Please click here for link \nSECEs: it’s time for a rethink. \nThe oil and gas industry was shaken to its core on 7/7/88 when 167 people perished in the Piper Alpha disaster. The Cullen inquiry led to safety case regulations being established and we moved to a goal setting safety regime; characterised by the introduction of PFEER and DCR – put in place to ensure that duty holders of offshore installations deal appropriately with the requirements to provide measures to prevent\, mitigate and respond to major accidents.\nPerformance standards based around Functionality\, Availability\, Reliability and Survivability became the norm. Today\, these are referred to as Safety and Environmental Critical Elements (SECE) and according to the regulations\, can be hardware or software\, including management systems.\nSetting performance standards for certain types of hardware is challenging. A performance standard for a pipe or vessel may state that it shouldn’t leak. We shouldn’t be waiting for items to leak before we consider them to have failed as SECEs. \nHardware shouldn’t be the principal SECE. We claim to be carrying out assurance but are doing little more than inspection. This incorrectly leaves the assurance elements of the process to the verifier. \nChanging the emphasis of SECEs to focus on management systems and Integrity Management Systems (IMS) would deliver increased efficiency and reduced costs. \nIf it can be demonstrated that the IMS is well formulated and correctly implemented this will automatically confirm that the elements it covers are inspected\, their functionality confirmed\, anomalies managed\, repairs carried out\, backlogs controlled\, planning addressed\, and their condition endorsed. Thus removing the need for the specific assurance of individual items.
URL:https://www.icorr.org/event/aberdeen-branch-event-icorr-technical-event-agm/
CATEGORIES:Aberdeen Branch
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220706
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220707
DTSTAMP:20260403T195536
CREATED:20220704T151745Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220704T151951Z
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SUMMARY:Marine Corrosion Forum Meeting 6 July 2022 - Birmingham
DESCRIPTION:Marine Corrosion Forum\nMeeting 6 July 2022\nNational Motorcycle Museum\, Birmingham\, B92 0EJ \nRevised program \nAccess Live Stream via MCF web site ‘Attend’ page\nhttps://marinecorrosionforum.co.uk/attend \n1030   Registration and Coffee/Tea\n1100   Using the new Standard EN ISO 24656 ‘Cathodic Protection for Offshore Wind Structures’. Birit Buhr\, Oersted\n1145   Offshore Renewables Cathodic Protection\, Impacts of revised DNV Requirements. Lars Lichtenstein\, DNV\n1230   Combined discussion on Offshore Renewables\n1245   Buffet Lunch\n1300   MCF News and Open Forum\n1315   SCC of Austenitic Cast Iron in Seawater. Roger Francis\, RF Materials\n1415   Localised Corrosion of Wire Arc Additively Manufactured (WAAM) Duplex Stainless Steel. Hussam Attar\, Manchester University\n1530   Tea/Coffee \nThe Marine Corrosion Forum is recognised by the Institute of Corrosion and the Institute of Marine Engineering\, Science and Technology as offering technical presentations which will contribute to an individual member’s Professional Development requirements. Each agenda is also submitted for approval to the Institute of Materials\, Mineral & Mining (IoM3) \nThe MCF reserves the right to amend the program at any time as circumstances dictate \nMarine Corrosion Forum Birmingham 060722 Revised Program 040722
URL:https://www.icorr.org/event/marine-corrosion-forum-meeting-6-july-2022-birmingham/
LOCATION:National Motorcycle Museum\, Birmingham\, Birmingham\, B92 0EJ
CATEGORIES:Aberdeen Branch
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220830
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220831
DTSTAMP:20260403T195536
CREATED:20220708T094001Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220708T094628Z
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SUMMARY:ICorr Annual Corrosion Forum (Aberdeen)
DESCRIPTION:ICorr Annual Corrosion Forum (Aberdeen) \nHybrid Event Energy Transition – Corrosion and Material Challenges\nEvent Sponsor: Presserv Ltd Aberdeen \nTuesday 30th August 2022 \nDownload ACF 2022 Public Flyer
URL:https://www.icorr.org/event/icorr-annual-corrosion-forum-aberdeen/
CATEGORIES:Aberdeen Branch
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20221013T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20221013T200000
DTSTAMP:20260403T195536
CREATED:20220928T124156Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220928T124420Z
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SUMMARY:ICorr London Branch and Young ICorr Branch Meeting
DESCRIPTION:The ICorr London branch and Young ICorr invite you to join new and experienced ICorr members for our London branch meeting at 6 pm\, Thursday 13th October\, 2022. \nCorrosion Protection considerations for offshore wind foundations Dr. Anthony Setiadi\, FICorr\nWood Thilsted \nMeeting Schedule \n18:00 – Arrive/Welcome drinks\n18:30 – Technical Talk\n19:15 – Q&A\n19:30 – Introduction to YICorr\n19:40 – Refreshments & Networking 20:00 – Social Event \n\nNetwork with like-minded corrosion professionals\nTechnical talk by experienced corrosion engineer\nFree snacks and refreshments\nYICorr social event following the meeting\n\nRegistration Link  \nVenue: \nLancaster Hall Hotel\n35 Craven Terrace\nLondon\nW2 3EL \nNearest Tube / Train Station:\nPaddington Station (approx 5 mins walk) \n  \n 
URL:https://www.icorr.org/event/icorr-london-branch-and-young-icorr-branch-meeting/
LOCATION:W2 3EL\, 35 Craven Terrace\, London\, W2 3EL\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:London Branch
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20221025T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20221025T200000
DTSTAMP:20260403T195536
CREATED:20221013T145840Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20221013T150335Z
UID:17492-1666720800-1666728000@www.icorr.org
SUMMARY:ICORR ABERDEEN BRANCH Tuesday 25th October 2022
DESCRIPTION:Tuesday 25th October 2022\, Start Time: 18:00 (UK Time)\nLocation: Via Zoom Meeting \nDownload PDF \nZoom Registration link for virtual attendees:\nhttps://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_nn3v0vEpRImxBZnLT2AUkQ \nStating – ICorr Member or Non-Member\nEvent is Free of Charge to attend. \nSubject: Flange Face Corrosion in seawater and hydrocarbon environments related to gasket material selection.\nSpeaker: Vinay Tripurana\, Applications Engineering\, Manager – Flexitallic UK Ltd \nEvent Programme:\n17:55 – 18:00 Webinar Login / Set-Up.\n18:00 – 18:15 AGM ICorr Aberdeen\n18:15 – 18:55 Technical Presentation\n18:55 – 19.05 Q&A Session\n19:05 – 19.10 Closing Remarks ICorr. \nAbout the Speaker:\nVinay Tripurana oversees the Flexitallic UK Applications Engineering Team which provides comprehensive technical support and training to our global customer base and helps in strengthening Flexitallic’s position as a leading supplier of sealing products and engineering excellence. Vinay is a Chartered Mechanical Engineer with Masters’ degree in Manufacturing Systems and has several years’ experience in providing engineered solutions to a wide range of industries including automotive\, fabrication and sealing technology. \n \nDownload PDF
URL:https://www.icorr.org/event/icorr-aberdeen-branch-tuesday-25th-october-2022/
CATEGORIES:Aberdeen Branch
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20221109T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20221109T200000
DTSTAMP:20260403T195536
CREATED:20221005T105504Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20221005T105728Z
UID:17395-1667991600-1668024000@www.icorr.org
SUMMARY:AGM & Midlands Branch Symposium
DESCRIPTION:Dear ICorr Member\, \nThe Trustees and Council of the Institute would like to invite you all to the 2019 Annual General Meeting (AGM) to be held on Wednesday 9th November 2022at the Council Chambers\, Birmingham Council House\, Victoria Square\, Birmingham\, in conjunction with a half day Midlands Branch meeting\, including technical presentations by corrosion experts from across Europe. \nThe AGM for 2022 will be an in-person event only. \n\n\n\n11.00 -12.00\nArrive; registration and networking\, tea and coffee available.\n\n\n12.00 -13.00\nLunch\n\n\n13.00 -14.15\nICorr Award winners talks: \n*Alison Davenport –Pitting: the delicate balance between dissolution and passivation. \n*Chris Lynch – Cathodic Protective Standards Making\n\n\n14.15 -14.30\nComfort break\n\n\n14.30 –16.30\nMidlands Branch Symposium Speakers: \n*Chris Googan – Why do Protective Coatings Fail? \n*Simon Daly – Challenges for Selecting Coatings for the fixed and floating offshore wind industry. \n*Malcolm Morris – Update on International Standards Activity Within the Protective Coatings Sector. \n*Ken Lax – BS EN ISO 21857:2021 Prevention of corrosion on pipeline systems influenced by stray currents.\n\n\n16.30 -17.00\nTea and coffee break\n\n\n17.00 -17.45\nICorr AGM \n \n\n\n\nInstitute of Corrosion\nAnnual General Meeting 2022.\nVenue: Council Chamber\, Birmingham Council House.\nTime: 17.00 – 17.45 \nAgenda. \n\nApologies for Absence.\nMinutes of the Previous AGM (2021).\nPresident’s Report.\nTreasurer’s Report.\nElections of Trustees and Council Members.\nAny Other Business.\n\nThe Trustees and members of Council will be available before the meeting to answer any questions you may have regarding the Institute and its future. \nAgain\, as in the case of 2021\, the Institute’s accounts\, and the minutes for the 2021 AGM\, will be available via the ICorr website (www.icorr.org).  Please examine them and the website in general as we would appreciate your feedback. The website will continue to be influential in increasing the Professional Membership and for informing non-members about ICorr\, as well as a major means of communication with membership. \nPlease confirm your attendance (for lunch numbers) or apology for absence\, by e-mail to admin@icorr.org \nMembers should check the ICorr website for any update to the arrangements before travelling. \nWe look forward to seeing you there. \nYours faithfully\, \nDr Jane Lomas \nInstitute of Corrosion\nHonorary Secretary
URL:https://www.icorr.org/event/agm-midlands-branch-symposium/
LOCATION:Birmingham City Council\, Council House\, Victoria Square\, Birmingham B1 1BB\, Council House\, Victoria Square\, Birmingham B1 1BB\, Birmingham\, B1 1BB\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Midlands Branch
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20221201T090000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20221201T160000
DTSTAMP:20260403T195536
CREATED:20221031T101849Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20221031T101849Z
UID:17572-1669885200-1669910400@www.icorr.org
SUMMARY:THE WATER MANAGEMENT SOCIETY PRESENTS:  Water Quality IT'S ALL HANGING IN THE BALANCE?
DESCRIPTION:ONE DAY CONFERENCE\nCosla Conference Centre\, Edinburgh\, EH12 5BH\nThursday 1ST December 2022\nPROGRAMME:\n09:00 Registration & Refreshments \n09:45 Welcome & Introduction by Chair\nJonathan Waggott\, WMSoc Council member \n10:00 Remote water monitoring – A practical guide\nWarren Bradshaw\, Strategic Compliance Manager (Legionella) \n10:35 Microbiological methods – How to interpret and explain\nBjorn Nielsen\, ALS Global \n11:10 Coffee break \n11:45 NHS Scotland Assure – What is it and how does it work?\nIan Storrar\, Assistant Director Engineering & Assurance\, NHS Scotland Assure \n12:20 Scald Risk Assessment\nGeorge McCracken\, Head of Risk & Environment – Belfast NHS Trust \n13.00L UNCH \n14:00 Roundtable 1: Remote monitoring and testing methods\nWarren Bradshaw & Bjorn Nielsen\nModerators: Jemma Tennant & TBC \n14:45 Roundtable 2: Guidance and Compliance\nIan Storrar & George McCracken\nModerators: Dr Susanne Lee & TBC \n15:30 Summary & Wrap-Up\nJonathan Waggott\, WMSoc Council member \n16:00 Close & networking \n10% DISCOUNT AVAILABLE FOR NHS STAFF!\nTRADE STANDS AVAILABLE – SEE EVENT BOOKING FORM PDF FOR FULL DETAILS \nJOIN US FOR THE DAY AND EARN 6 CPD POINTS\nBook Your position now \n 
URL:https://www.icorr.org/event/the-water-management-society-presents-water-quality-its-all-hanging-in-the-balance/
LOCATION:19 Haymarket Yards\, Edinburgh EH12 5BH\, Edinburgh\, EH12 5BH\, United Kingdom
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20221214T170000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20221214T180000
DTSTAMP:20260403T195536
CREATED:20221209T121829Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20221209T121829Z
UID:17825-1671037200-1671040800@www.icorr.org
SUMMARY:ICorr’s New President: Introduction and Career Summary + Festive Quiz
DESCRIPTION:Date: 14/12/2021\nTime: 17:00 – 18:00 (GMT) \nLocation: Zoom/MS Teams (to be send to everyone that registers) \nTickets: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/young-icorr-a-career-in-corrosion-festive-quiz-tickets-482401755637 \nFollowing the popular Young ICorr Festive Quizzes of 2021 and 2022 we will be hosting another online event this December. Join us on Wednesday 14th December\, 2022\, at 5 pm for our 2022 Festive Quiz and Talk. Young Institute of Corrosion (Young ICorr) are pleased to announce that Stephen Tate\, ICorr President\, will be presenting “ICorr’s New President: Introduction and Career Summary”. \nFollowing the talk\, there will be a team quiz\, where we will allocate the teams to enable you to meet other Young ICorr members. Following the quiz\, there will be a networking session to enable you to interact with your peers. This is a great event to socialise\, network and participate in a fun corrosion and materials quiz with a festive twist. \nTo register for the event\, please copy this link into your browser: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/young-icorr-a-career-in-corrosion-festive-quiz-tickets-482401755637 \nWe look forward to seeing you then!
URL:https://www.icorr.org/event/icorrs-new-president-introduction-and-career-summary-festive-quiz/
CATEGORIES:Young Icorr
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20221215T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20221215T200000
DTSTAMP:20260403T195536
CREATED:20220830T114921Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220831T092115Z
UID:16838-1671127200-1671134400@www.icorr.org
SUMMARY:PFP Advancements in Technology
DESCRIPTION:The Presentation is being provided by Britt Gevaert whom is a project engineer for Acotec NV. \n  \n 
URL:https://www.icorr.org/event/pfp-advancements-in-technology/
LOCATION:Neville Hall\, Westgate Road\, Newcastle Upon Tyne. NE1 1SE\, Neville Hall\, Westgate Road\, Newcastle Upon Tyne\, NE1 1SE
CATEGORIES:North East Branch
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230112
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230113
DTSTAMP:20260403T195536
CREATED:20230124T110633Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230124T110633Z
UID:18305-1673481600-1673567999@www.icorr.org
SUMMARY:Microbiologically influenced corrosion
DESCRIPTION:Lanxess Materials Protection Products\nKenneth Wunch\nMicrobiologically influenced corrosion
URL:https://www.icorr.org/event/microbiologically-influenced-corrosion/
CATEGORIES:London Branch
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20230119T173000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20230119T203000
DTSTAMP:20260403T195536
CREATED:20230117T090612Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230117T090612Z
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SUMMARY:Aberdeen Branch - Joint Meeting with The Energy Institute
DESCRIPTION:In-Person / Online\nZoom Registration for virtual attendees\nRegistration: Mandatory\, via EI website \nStating – ICorr Member or Non-Member. Event is Free of Charge to attend.\nSpeaker: Roland Anderson – Axess Corrosion\, Texas\nSubject: Internal Corrosion Monitoring Systems – Advanced safety through innovation \nAbout the Talk: Internal Corrosion Monitoring Systems – Enhanced Safety through Innovation This talk focuses on new solutions to problems related to intrusive corrosion monitoring systems. This is an opportunity to learn about the work of Axess Corrosion and to evaluate innovations relating to the safety of intrusive corrosion monitoring devices. Wherever possible we have ensured that we have a very low impact on work procedures\, but a significant impact on risk assessment. The purpose is to grow user confidence in intrusive monitoring so that the benefits of integrated systems can be realized. We’ll first look at some examples of incidents ranging in severity from loss of containment to fatality and the look at the design changes that can provide new layers of protection and prevent reoccurrence. The specific products covered include retrieval equipment for monitoring devices changeouts under pressure as well as the access fittings that house the devices. We’ll present the benefits achieved from major operators across the globe and the impact on intrusive internal monitoring campaigns. User feedback and references will be presented along with details of pilot projects from an Operational Viewpoint. We’ll also discuss the potential for repurposing access fittings and how to deal with them if they are no longer required for your monitoring program. \nBiography: Roland Anderson has over 20 years’ experience in the Oil & Gas industry focused on internal corrosion monitoring programs across the globe. He has developed and established businesses in many locations including the UK\, Middle East\, Australia\, China\, and the USA.  The last several years have been primarily focused on business development and product innovation aimed at improving safety. \nAdditional Information: \n\nRegistration for this event may close 24 hours before the start.\nHybrid: In-Person Venue / Online.\nRegistration information will be shared with our Branch volunteers to help facilitate the event.\n\nFor ‘Continuing Professional Development’ (CPD) or to join our Mailing List\, request by email ICorrabz@gmail.com \nEvent Sponsors (ICorr): We gratefully acknowledge all our loyal – ABERDEEN BRANCH SPONSORS \n 
URL:https://www.icorr.org/event/aberdeen-branch-joint-meeting-with-the-energy-institute/
LOCATION:AB15 4ZT\, 20 Queens Road\, Aberdeen\, AB15 4ZT\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Aberdeen Branch
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SUMMARY:HQ Event Northampton - 8 February – Council Meeting (Online)
DESCRIPTION:HQ Event Northampton – 8 February – Council Meeting (Online).
URL:https://www.icorr.org/event/hq-event-northampton-8-february-council-meeting-online/
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SUMMARY:ICorr Birmingham Conference
DESCRIPTION:BIRMINGHAM 1-Day CONFERENCE – A Special Awards-Driven Event covering 4 Main Themes – Electrochemistry\, Cathodic Protection\, Production Chemistry and Protective Coatings. \nTo be held at BIRMINGHAM COUNCIL HOUSE – Located in the centre of Birmingham\, the Council House is a marvellous Grade II* listed building of exceptionally crafted detail. \nEvent Registration: To apply: please email completed form attached to admin@icorr.org \nDownload registration form.
URL:https://www.icorr.org/event/icorr-birmingham-conference/
LOCATION:Council House\, Victoria Square\, Birmingham B1 1BB\, Council House\, Victoria Square\, Birmingham\, B1 1BB\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Nuclear Coatings  / Learnings and Experience from Hinkley C
DESCRIPTION:You are cordially invited to ICorr London Branch January 2023 technical presentation: \nDate : Thursday 9th February 2023\nMichael Kuehn Malcolm Page @Andrew Nelmes @Dirk Schroer\nwill present on Nuclear Coatings / Learnings and Experience from Hinkley C. \nRegister in advance for this meeting: https://lnkd.in/e82URbD7 \nThe presentation will cover:\n– difference in coating selection between oil and Gas and Nuclear industry;\n– requirements for different areas in a Nuclear power plant;\n– working within Coating Technology within the Nuclear Industry with all challenges;\n– practical challenges on the coating requirements of New Build Nuclear Power Plants. \nSchedule\n18:00 – Arrival at venue\n18:30 – Presentation\n19:15 – Q&A followed by refreshments / networking \nVenue:\nLancaster Hall Hotel\n​35 Craven Terrace\nLondon\nW2 3EL \nNearest Tube / Train Station: Paddington Station (approx. 5 mins walk) \n#instituteofcorrosion #nuclearindustry #coatings #corrosionengineering
URL:https://www.icorr.org/event/nuclear-coatings-learnings-and-experience-from-hinkley-c/
LOCATION:Lancaster hall Hotel\, 35 Craven Terrace\, London W2 3EL\, 35 Craven Terrace\, London\, W2 3EL\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:London Branch
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