If you have ever encountered rusty car bodies, leaking pipes, tarnished silverware or the green patina of a copper roof then you have experienced corrosion in action. This course, from the Corrosion@Manchester team in collaboration with AkzoNobel, will teach you why metals corrode, what the environmental consequences are, how much corrosion costs and how corrosion can be controlled. It is designed for students, householders, teachers, professionals and anyone in-between.
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Protecting the World: Introducing Corrosion Science and Engineering
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Syllabus - What you will learn from this course
Week 1: Principles of Corrosion
Week 2: Cathodic Protection
Week 3: Surface Engineering
Week 4: Oilfield Corrosion and Control
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- 5 stars74.67%
- 4 stars18.34%
- 3 stars3.48%
- 2 stars1.16%
- 1 star2.32%
TOP REVIEWS FROM PROTECTING THE WORLD: INTRODUCING CORROSION SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
It was a very interesting course ,I enjoyed getting knowledge about our environment and how corrosion damages our environment.Also how to protect our environment from being damaged by corrosion.
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Amazing course with an in-depth concept clarification about corrosion and protection methods. I will be more interested to do a course in Non-destructive monitoring for corrosion evaluation.
this course helps us to know deeper and wider study on a specific subject which we can't get any were else also it consists of segregation of information on a particular subject opted
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