ICorr Events

Fundamentals of Corrosion for Engineers.

A technical talk explaining how corrosion inhibitors mitigate localized corrosion of reinforcing steel in concrete. It reviews different inhibitor classes, including emerging green and self-healing inhibitors, and their performance in aggressive environments.

First talk dispels common corrosion misconceptions with case studies; second explores advances in protecting galvanised steel and cut-edge corrosion. Emphasizes evidence-based practice and modern coating technologies.

Beyond the AGM, a special technical session focuses on improving materials performance and reducing environmental impact with case studies and research on challenging environments and innovative material systems.

For engineers, inspectors, and technical professionals. Practical insight into corrosion mechanisms, protection strategies, material selection and common failure causes; includes labs and exam.

A course that includes theoretical and practical sessions focused on microbes that cause corrosion, monitoring methodologies (both conventional and modern), control and prevention technologies, affected materials, and the identification and management of MIC. It is available for professionals such as managers, consultants, project leaders, industrial microbiologists, corrosion engineers, scientists, field managers, contractors, technical and analytical staff, and students.

Blends theory and hands-on sessions covering MIC control programmes, sampling, monitoring, data analysis and risk identification. Case studies span oil & gas, water treatment, infrastructure and nuclear energy, plus predictive modelling for targeted MIC mitigation.

This event will cover the fundamentals, costs, and prevention of corrosion, focusing on Cathodic Protection. It includes expert presentations, live demonstrations, and networking opportunities. Key topics include corrosion fundamentals, CP techniques, galvanic anode production, a CP case study, advanced remote monitoring, and AI-powered CP data management.

A course that includes theoretical and practical sessions focused on microbes that cause corrosion, monitoring methodologies (both conventional and modern), control and prevention technologies, affected materials, and the identification and management of MIC. It is available for professionals such as managers, consultants, project leaders, industrial microbiologists, corrosion engineers, scientists, field managers, contractors, technical and analytical staff, and students.