Corrosion in refining industry or introduction to corrosion
Synthesis
IntroductionMetallurgy basics
Structure, mechanical properties, different alloys, …
Metallurgical degradations
(Ageing, precipitation, creep, …)
Mechanical degradations
(Mechanical and thermal fatigue, erosion, cavitation, …)
Low temperature degradations
(Cell, general, localized, galvanic, …)
High temperature degradations
(Oxidation, sulfidation, carburization, High Temperature Hydrogen Attack, …)
Refining process degradations and impact of the process
(Distillation, hydroprocessing, cracking, …)
Cases study
Language
English
Audience type
Engineering schoolsUniversities
Planned duration
From 15 to 25 h depending on the demand
Support material
Powerpoint presentation
Prerequisite
Scientific background
Objectives
This corrosion course is initially focused on the refining industry and its processes (metallurgy, degradation modes, refining unit and process impact).Nonetheless, it can be adapted upon demand and depending on the crowd, to a more general introduction to the different existing corrosion / degradation mechanisms.
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