Corrosion Events in United States

The Offshore Technology Conference serves as a meeting point for senior executives, engineers, project managers, sales and marketing professionals, business operations personnel, consultants, researchers, technical experts, and university students from around the globe to discuss the future of the offshore energy sector (including oil & gas, wind, and tidal). They focus on research, developments, innovations, and opportunities related to corrosion, such as the geothermal revolution, hydrogen applications and safety in the marine environment, advancements in offshore integrity management for production systems, subsea process revolutions, enhancements in offshore projects, and challenges and advancements in offshore wind design.

Join leading corrosion professionals from the Western States for an exclusive seminar dedicated to knowledge sharing, networking, and the latest innovations in corrosion prevention and control. Featuring top industry experts, insightful presentations, and hands-on workshops.

One‑day class covering CP criteria for underground storage tanks, comparison of galvanic and impressed‑current systems, required equipment and reporting standards — ideal for tank operators and inspectors.

This key event promotes knowledge, innovation, and collaboration within the coatings industry in the eastern region of the USA. It features educational and technical presentations covering topics such as additives, formulation, novel processes, resins, and sustainability. It includes references to new anticorrosive paint measurements. The event also provides access to a large concentration of industry professionals, enhancing the understanding and development of advanced coating technologies.

A course primarily designed for engineers, managers, designers, specifiers, QA managers, technicians, and chemical and petroleum industry specialists who wish to learn about the principles of corrosion technology. It covers both theoretical principles and practical application guidelines relevant for solving industry problems. Learning objectives include understanding corrosion forms, test methods, design rules, and control techniques.

One-hour webinar introducing the hot-dip galvanizing process, intrinsic benefits and related zinc coatings. Accredited for 1.0 LU/PDH and simulcast in Spanish.

A meeting point for scientists and researchers from around the world to present and discuss in depth their recent and current cutting-edge developments on subjects related to high-temperature corrosion, such as oxidation products, refractory elements, corrosion by molten species, composites, coatings, and materials design.

Industry forum on corrosion mitigation, cathodic protection, coatings, materials performance and monitoring technologies for water, wastewater, oil and gas pipelines, featuring interdisciplinary sessions and case studies.

The 22nd Environmental Degradation Meeting aims to facilitate knowledge exchange among plant operators, industry professionals, and academic researchers regarding materials degradation issues and solutions in current and future nuclear power plants. The meeting focuses on nickel-based alloys, stainless steel, and zirconium alloys, among others. Additionally, components to be discussed include pressure boundary components, reactor vessels, steam generators, heat exchangers, fuel cladding, etc. Future-oriented sessions will cover advanced material manufacturing methods, small modular reactors (SMRs), and generation IV reactors. The event provides an opportunity for international industrial and academic leaders to share experiences, research findings, and ideas about nuclear materials and degradation.

This annual conference brings paint formulators and manufacturers together to present and discuss coatings technology advancements. It will include presentations, commercial exhibitions, and networking opportunities to explore the new generation of paints, their enhanced performance and sustainability, and specialized subjects like improved corrosion inhibitors in powder coatings.

The conference addresses coatings and corrosion challenges in the Central U.S., specifically the Permian Basin. It brings together industry leaders to explore corrosion prevention, material performance, and regional needs. Key topics encompass AC interference, asset integrity, pipeline systems, environmental regulations, safety, infrastructure, and regulatory compliance. The event also highlights technological advancements in AI, automation, cathodic protection, corrosion inhibitors, remote access, sustainability, and virtual reality training. This conference offers a unique opportunity to connect, learn, and enhance expertise in corrosion control and materials management.

Regional forum on coatings and corrosion control, highlighting AI-driven asset integrity, workforce development and cross-sector collaboration.

The largest North-American showcase for metal forming, fabricating, welding and finishing. 850 000 ft² of exhibits plus 200+ expert-led educational sessions focused on practical manufacturing challenges.

Beyond a trade show, features workshops on a drug-free workplace, teamwork (Spanish session), and the future of the metal finishing industry in California.

This conference addresses Navy corrosion issues that impact system readiness and costs. It offers updates on programs, policies, and technologies while fostering discussion among military, government, and industry stakeholders. The event serves as a neutral platform to share strategies and solutions for corrosion control across all naval sectors, including sea, air, Marine Corps, vehicles, and facilities.

Explores asset durability, system resilience and new technologies for mitigating corrosion in aging water infrastructure and designing future-ready systems.

Policy, technical, regulatory, and management issues impacting the surface finishing industry, including nickel regulation, PFAS wastewater rulemaking, water quality perspectives, and critical minerals policy.

Practical introduction to failure analysis for fasteners, shafts and bearings. Covers procedures, fatigue, corrosion, materials, manufacturing effects, service conditions and corrective actions with case studies.

A seminar dedicated to sharing knowledge and the latest advancements in pipeline coatings. It is designed for both seasoned and emerging professionals in the sector to learn and connect with peers who share relevant experiences.

The TITANIUM series is a premier international conference designed to meet the needs of titanium industry professionals, suppliers, customers, and stakeholders. It offers a comprehensive spectrum of information on the latest business, technology, and market trends, applications (industrial, anticorrosion, medical), and developments in the global titanium industry. The series provides an excellent forum for expert discussions, continuing education, and networking opportunities.

High-impact learning for plating operations: fundamentals, troubleshooting and the newest EN innovations, curated by industry authorities.

Technical presentations, plant tours and Marketplace exhibit for networking in hot-dip galvanizing. Tracks include finishing, inspection, furnaces, pre-treatment, material handling and customer service.

ECS one-day course on EIS theory, error analysis and model regression for corrosion, batteries, fuel cells and membranes.

The conference brings together individuals from the Triple Helix (Enterprise – University- Government) to share and discuss findings related to electrochemical science and technology through various formats, including oral and poster sessions, short courses, workshops, networking areas, and exhibitions. Many of the topics under consideration may be of interest to corrosionists. However, it is important to note that the symposium on corrosion science and technology will address themes such as general issues, cutting-edge analytical techniques in corrosion research, anticorrosion protective coatings, corrosion in sustainable energy systems, and the corrosion of emerging materials.