Past Events

This seminar explores eco-friendly organic alternatives to toxic hexavalent chromium corrosion inhibitors, along with rapid screening methods for predicting material lifespan. It offers key insights into sustainable corrosion protection and material performance evaluation, and welcomes active engagement from faculty, researchers, and students.

This course introduces the fundamentals of corrosion as a complex, costly degradation process that affects safety and asset reliability. Participants learn how corrosion undermines infrastructure performance and why proactive corrosion management is essential to protect, optimize, and extend the service life of critical industrial assets.

This seminar explains how real-world environmental stress factors are translated into artificial weathering test cycles for automotive, textiles, coatings, and other applications. Participants learn common test methods, review practical examples, and receive guidance on which parameters to include or exclude when designing robust, meaningful weathering test methods.

Bridges academic research and industry on plating, thermal-spray, eco-friendly and smart coatings; includes industry symposium and abstract book.

A specialist event for high-hazard industries focusing on process safety, inspections, aging assets, and asset integrity management. It brings together operators, regulators, and technology providers to share best practices and innovations.

The conference brings together key stakeholders to exchange insights on manufacturing, research, and sustainability. Emphasis will be placed on topics such as surface engineering, treatments, and the performance of aluminum, with a focus on anodizing.

The speech presents the restoration study of the historic 1898 Iron Bridge in Luján de Cuyo, Argentina. Through detailed metallographic, chemical, and mechanical testing, the team characterized the properties of the wrought iron and assessed corrosion damage. Emphasis is placed on preservation strategies, including corrosion mitigation, repair methods, surface preparation, and protective coating applications to ensure long-term durability.

The speech will explain how the speaker’s company uses copper chemically bonded into a polymer to create a highly reactive solid barrier that attracts and neutralizes corrosive gases before they reach metal surfaces. It will highlight measurable galvanic protection, a low activation threshold, and long-term resistance to sulfur and chlorine ingress, positioning the material as a sacrificial, anode-like layer that preserves asset integrity.

Certification training in corrosion basics, paint characteristics, application, inspection, failure analysis, and documentation to ensure durable protection of industrial assets.

A symposium for process industries focusing on corrosion, material degradation, and protection of industrial assets. Tracks include failure analysis, non-metallics, materials for harsh environments, and emerging technologies. Case studies cover MIC, SCC, metal dusting, corrosion-resistant alloys, linings, coatings, and monitoring technologies to support better materials selection, inspection, and lifecycle management.

This talk addresses the technical and analytical evaluation of compatibility among coating systems in industrial maintenance, emphasizing performance, durability, and reliability. Participants learn field and laboratory methodologies, relevant international standards, and cleaning requirements, and understand the technical, operational, and economic impacts of skipping compatibility tests to ensure coating integrity and optimize maintenance costs.

A two-day symposium bringing together students, early-career researchers, and corrosion experts. The program includes keynote lectures, oral and poster sessions, and technical discussions, offering young researchers opportunities to expand their knowledge and professional networks in corrosion science.

This seminar explores the range of laboratory weathering instruments, examining different lamp technologies and their spectral irradiance characteristics. It highlights key similarities and distinctions among instrument types, clarifying how these systems simulate environmental exposure and influence material durability testing.

This technical seminar focuses on safeguarding corrosion-sensitive materials with coatings and coverings. Participants learn corrosion fundamentals, evaluate conventional and advanced protection systems, and understand application processes. Topics include organic and inorganic coatings, metallic layers such as zinc and aluminum, and emerging technologies, enabling professionals to select and implement effective, sustainable protection strategies in industrial environments.

AMPP Australia resumes its webinar series discussing surface-applied cathodic protection for concrete structures.

This foundational seminar bridges theory and practice in corrosion prevention. Participants learn about electrochemical and dry corrosion mechanisms, material compatibility, testing methodologies, and design principles. It covers light metals, steels, stainless alloys, and non-ferrous materials, addressing corrosion under dynamic stress, the effects of joining technologies, and cathodic protection, providing practical grounding essential for effective corrosion management across industries.

Focuses on innovative methods to enhance reliability, safety, and data-driven decision-making in industrial infrastructure. Invites professionals in oil, gas, and petrochemicals to submit abstracts on topics such as asset integrity management, advanced inspection, corrosion control, and AI-based predictive maintenance.

This course prepares technicians to work on cathodic protection (CP) systems for buried and immersed metal structures, such as pipelines and tanks. It covers the fundamentals of electrical engineering, corrosion, and CP, and develops practical skills in field measurements, key CP measurement techniques, and inspection and supervision of CP systems. Participants also learn about protective coatings applied to buried pipes and how they interact with CP to ensure the long-term integrity of metallic assets.

A seminar devoted to presenting issues concerning concrete with special characteristics in relation to reinforcement corrosion.

The event aims to provide a forum for the industrial community to access the latest advancements, methodologies, and technologies in Maintenance 4.0, Reliability, Asset Management, Predictive Maintenance, and real-time condition monitoring. Success stories will be presented not only from supplier companies but also from users at leading, widely recognized companies in their respective segments. Additionally, there will be business roundtables to help attendees get to know each of the organizing companies better and identify business opportunities more directly.

Tunnel Vision - The LHDA Shut Through The Inspector’s Lens.

Explains how environmental stress factors are replicated in artificial weathering tests. Provides case studies from automotive, textiles, and coatings, and offers guidance on designing meaningful and reliable test methods for durability evaluation.

This course updates currently accredited Hot Dip Galvanizing Inspectors on the new AS/NZS 4680:2025 requirements and related best practices for assessing galvanized steel. It ensures inspectors maintain certification and remain aligned with the latest Australian, New Zealand, and international standards for inspecting galvanized steel articles.

A lecture reviewing fifty years of atmospheric corrosion research, from long-term field exposure studies to laboratory experiments, in situ measurements, and computational modeling. It highlights the role of interdisciplinary collaboration across materials science, chemistry, physics, and environmental science in advancing corrosion understanding and prediction.