My website - https://corrospective.com

When I began to conduct online courses for corrosion and coatings, I had participants who eagerly attended them. However, there were many who could not find the time due to their professional and personal commitments. On my end, I was unable to conduct sessions for more than one hour everyday due to my commitments.

As a result, I was left with a feeling that I should do something more to share corrosion with others. This led to me to starting my website.

After numerous difficulties, I was able to get it up and running.

I am pleased to announce that https://corrospective.com is LIVE!

This website is based on two main qualities -EASE and FLEXIBILITY

EASE of access and learning

FLEXIBILITY of time and requirements

Here are a few FAQS below-

What is it?

It is a website with online courses available for purchase.

When I access them?

Once you buy a course, you can access it anytime!

How do I know if it is good enough?

There is a TRIAL COURSE - absolutely FREE! Contact me to check out the trial course!

Will there be more courses?

Absolutely YES! Going ahead, I have many more courses in the works related to coatings and cathodic protection.

What if I don't find the course I want?

Contact me and let's discuss! I will design and put up a course as per the information you require!

Can I get a preview of the courses?

YES! There are previews available on the website under each course. I will also be uploading the preview to my Youtube channel soon!

Check out the snippet of the website below!

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What is a Corrosion Loop - PART 2 - EXAMPLE

How to prepare a corrosion loop? To prepare a corrosion loop, the person in charge will look at the overall picture and answer the following questions - 1. What is the process? 2. What are the components? 3. What are the materials for each component? 4. What are the common features among them? 5. Where does the commonality end? - This is important as that will mark the beginning of a new corrosion loop. 6. Can I use the same inspection procedure for all of them? 7. Do they corrode/get damaged in the same manner due to the same reasons? WATCH THE VIDEO FOR A DETAILED EXPLANATION - Read part 1 here! https://corrospective.com/ 😀Happy learning! 😀

Electrochemical testing - 2 - What is a reference electrode?

What is a reference electrode? A reference electrode is used as a scale to measure the potential of the working electrode. Reversible reactions Just as a scale is unchanging, the potential and chemical conditions of the reference electrode should also be unchanging. Thus, it is necessary that the reactions - oxidation and reduction - occurring inside a reference electrode are reversible. This ensures constant chemistry. No polarization It also ensures that there is no net polarization as both reactions occur simultaneously at different points in the reference electrode. this keeps its potential constant. Thus, the potential of any working electrode connected to this reference electrode will be dependent only on the conditions of the working electrode. This makes it easier to note the changes happening in the working electrode. Check out the video for a detailed explanation Done? Click here for Part 1 and PART 3 ! NOW, Are you ready to test your corrosion knowledge? Click h...

Corrosion rate and pipe design

Corrosion is a serious issue. However, corrosion engineers are rarely asked about it during the designing of components. It is only when the components fail that people remember there are people who have studied corrosion for their whole life and would provide a solution. The design problems are really quite simple, and the loss of money could have been avoided had the company bothered to involve a corrosion engineer in the first place. Let me illustrate this with an example of a factory near the sea. Suppose a mild steel pipe is fitted inside the factory to transport 1 wt. % hydrochloric acid. The engineer has a choice between selecting pipes of 5 mm and 10 mm thickness. To save money, they go for the pipe with the 5 mm thickness because it has been 'successfully used by the other customers'. Over the course of a year, it is seen that the pipe has started leaking at certain places. Further investigation reveals that those sections have thinned to half of their thickn...

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