Online Events

A discussion brings together four Latin American women corrosion engineers dedicated to protecting buried pipelines and "what cannot be seen." They share their experiences, risks, and lessons learned, reminding us that preventing corrosion safeguards both current operations and future generations.

A presentation exploring the global impact of corrosion, its key mechanisms, protective coatings, and mitigation strategies, while addressing the critical need for workforce development, skills, and training.

This event is aimed at early-career researchers in corrosion science and materials engineering, providing an interactive forum to examine current challenges and innovations. Expert speakers will discuss advanced coatings, additive manufacturing, atmospheric corrosion, and data-driven prediction, encouraging discussion, knowledge sharing, and insights into future directions for corrosion protection and materials durability.

This seminar explains accelerated solar stress testing for product durability. Comparing methods like IEC 60068-2-5, DIN 75220, and MIL-STD-810H, the session details exposure techniques and analytical perspectives for electronics, automotive, and defense sectors, providing expert guidance on standard-compliant testing.

It is an integrated seminar connecting the evolution of corrosion science, ABRACO's role, high-technology industry practice, and applied research advances. By bridging field experience, technical knowledge, and innovation, the event charts the path toward increasingly effective corrosion control and sustainable sectoral development.

The objective of the talk is to raise a series of questions about boiler safety systems so that participants can develop strategies to resolve unexpected shutdowns. Updates on NFPA 85 and other applicable standards for boiler combustion systems will also be covered.

This speech explores the spontaneous formation and stability of protective passive films on metals. Using advanced synchrotron X-ray techniques and electrochemistry, the lecture provides detailed structural and compositional insights into stainless steels and alloys, emphasizing the role of microstructure in corrosion.

The event brings together corrosion professionals across aerospace, automotive, defense, infrastructure, and research. It features technical talks, cross-industry insights, and open discussions on corrosion measurement, monitoring, modeling, and management, offering practical solutions and fresh perspectives on atmospheric corrosion challenges.

This seminar targets engineers and infrastructure professionals exploring new free software to predict corrosion performance of galvanized and uncoated steels. As climate change worsens Australia's environmental conditions, there is a critical need for advanced, location-specific modeling tools that surpass outdated standards and legacy data.

This seminar offers a practical overview of automotive weathering testing, highlighting key standards like SAE J2527 and ASTM D7869 for plastics, coatings, textiles, leather, and safety materials. It also explores original equipment manufacturing specific test setups, and technologies used to evaluate durability and performance under service conditions.

This speech highlights the significant economic and safety effects of corrosion in chemical plant manufacturing. Industry experts offer crucial advice on material choices, including metals, plastics, ceramics, and enameled appliances. Aimed at engineers, planners, and operators, the course provides practical approaches to prevent damage and maintain operational safety.

This seminar explains the zero-leak concept in hydrocarbon processing units and refineries, highlighting its role in safety, environmental protection, operational efficiency, and cost reduction. It shows how preventing hydrocarbon releases protects people, communities, assets, and compliance.

This webinar shows how simulation-driven digital twins improve anodizing consistency and quality before production begins. It helps teams control oxide thickness, optimize rack loading, reduce trial-and-error, shorten ramp-up time, and make reliable, defendable process decisions.

This webinar explores copper-based artifacts from colonial shipwrecks in the Gulf of Mexico, using archaeometallurgy and historical evidence to reveal shipbuilding practices, trade networks, and maritime technology. It highlights fastenings, hull sheathing, and manufacturing techniques that shaped ship protection systems.

This seminar brings together American and European experts to address corrosion challenges across defense sectors. Featuring insights from Naval Group, Airbus, and AkzoNobel, the seminar covers submarine design, galvanic corrosion in composite aircraft, and chromate-free coatings. It also addresses material performance in Arctic environments and advanced electrochemical methods for field remediation.

This seminar introduces weather testing, covering aging mechanisms, weather versus climate, outdoor exposure, sun-tracking, Fresnel mirrors, and accelerated laboratory methods. It also explains correlation and acceleration, helping participants understand how environmental factors drive material degradation and how testing predicts long-term performance.

This course provides a solid, practice-oriented foundation in cathodic protection, from first principles to the field level. It is ideal for technicians, operators, and engineers seeking confidence, better decision-making, and institutionally endorsed training for professional certification and career progression.

This speech presents more than a decade of research on the corrosion behavior of structural metals and coatings under extreme hydrostatic pressure, low temperatures, and oxygen-depleted conditions. It covers high-strength steels, copper and titanium alloys, stress corrosion cracking, and a novel deep-sea passivation protective coating developed to address these challenges.

This speech examines how surface temperature affects material degradation under sunlight and Xenon-arc radiation. It covers measurement techniques in weathering setups, the parameters that influence temperature, and provides models and examples that illustrate how heat accelerates degradation in various materials.

A webinar presenting the Institute of Corrosion (ICorr) vision, global network, and professional development pathways. It covers membership benefits, chartership routes, training programs, student opportunities, and international collaboration, and welcomes corrosion professionals and engineers at all career stages.

This course equips engineers and inspection professionals with practical knowledge of CUI mechanisms, detection techniques, coating systems, and risk-based management strategies. Aligned with API 583, NACE SP0198, and ISO 19277, it addresses one of the industry's most critical and costly forms of hidden damage.

The speech examines how coating selection among epoxy, polyurethane, and polyurea technologies directly affects long-term costs, maintenance intervals, and asset reliability in water and wastewater infrastructure. Attendees learn to integrate coating performance data into asset management frameworks to optimize CapEx-versus-OpEx trade-offs and extend infrastructure service life.

A seminar on internal corrosion in industrial systems, highlighting its hidden risks and impact on system integrity. Experts present monitoring techniques, data interpretation, and preventive strategies, offering practical insights to enhance safety, reliability, and cost efficiency in industrial operations.

This introductory course provides students and industry professionals with a clear, practical grounding in the causes, effects, and prevention of corrosion. It covers electrochemical fundamentals, corrosion types and grades, ISO 12944-based protection, circular-economy-aligned control methods, protective coatings, and industrial surface preparation standards.