Corrosion Events in Netherlands

There will be four days of advanced theory and practical training on microbiologically induced corrosion, both internal and external. Topics to be covered include the basics of microbiology, an introduction to corrosion, corrosion management, MIC assessment, industry standards related to MIC, basic cathodic protection theory for beginners, theory and hands-on sampling for external pipeline MIC, analysis of external corrosion failure cases, practical MMM training in rotation, ATP biomass measurements, DNA isolation, qPCR, sequencing, hands-on bioinformatics exercises, integration of microbiological data with other forms of evidence, and analysis and reporting of MIC testing.

The course offers an overview of the causes, detection, monitoring and management of corrosion, using practical activities, case studies and discussions. It targets technicians, salespersons, inspectors, managers and engineers who must identify and reduce corrosion risks.

A global gathering for the stainless‑steel community that combines a technical conference with a large‑scale exhibition. It brings together corrosion and materials experts, fabricators, engineers, suppliers and decision‑makers to exchange knowledge and shape the future of stainless‑steel technology and sustainability.

This intensive training program bridges control theory and real-world plant operations. It combines PID Tuning Control and Advanced Process Control, covering loop tuning, feedforward and cascade control, deadtime compensation, constraint control, and APC foundations. Through simulations and industrial case studies, participants develop practical skills to improve process stability, reduce variability, and enhance asset integrity.

The conference tackles key issues, including asset integrity management challenges for tank storage and future fuels. Some workshops focus on inspection, maintenance, repair standards, and emission reduction. Sessions examine digitalization, inline inspection innovations, safety regulations, and risk-based integrity strategies, providing terminal operators and integrity managers with practical tools to address aging infrastructure and energy transition needs.

This course provides an in-depth introduction to in-line inspection and challenging pipeline inspections. It covers common defects, ultrasonic and electromagnetic inspection tools, inspection procedures, data verification, and reporting. Special attention is given to hydrogen pipelines, using real case studies and interactive discussions.

A biannual conference organized since 1999 that gathers international experts in stainless steel processing and application. The expo showcases cutting-edge trends in alloys, welding, manufacturing, surface treatment, and additive manufacturing, offering companies a global platform to present their innovations. Attendees include corrosion specialists, materials experts, buyers, and industry professionals. A key focus of the conference is the role of stainless steel in green energy technologies, highlighting its relevance to sustainability, energy transition, and supply chain challenges.

This conference focuses on the critical challenges of developing reliable electronics for harsh environments. Covering high-density assemblies, power electronics, and climate resilience, experts will discuss high-temperature soldering, cleaning, and coating strategies to prevent humidity-related failures. Attendees will gain practical insights into failure analysis and industry standards, ensuring optimal performance and sustainability across sectors like aerospace, automotive, and energy.

Highlights advanced coatings and thin films to extend durability in harsh marine, industrial, and architectural environments. Includes development, testing, and performance assessment.