Subject · Chemical engineering
Corrosion processes and protection methodsTopics
Topic plan
The subject's topics and the learning outcomes attached to each one.
1. General principles of corrosion. corrosion of materials. classification of corrosion processes
LectureBasic principles of corrosion, corrosion of materials and process classification.
2. Chemical corrosion of metals. thermodynamics and kinetic laws of chemical corrosion
LectureThermodynamic and kinetic basis of chemical corrosion.
3. Electrochemical corrosion theory and mechanisms
LectureTheoretical basis of electrochemical corrosion and occurrence mechanisms.
4. Polarization and depolarization processes
LecturePolarization and depolarization phenomena during corrosion.
5. Passivity of metals. theory of passivation of metals
LectureThe concept of passivity and the basics of the passivation theory of metals.
6. Corrosion factors and their effect on corrosion processes
LectureAnalysis of the main factors affecting corrosion.
7. Working principle of galvanic elements. galvanic corrosion
LectureFormation of galvanic pairs and mechanism of galvanic corrosion.
8. Corrosion factors and their effect on corrosion processes
LectureA wider study of factors influencing corrosion processes.
9. Types of uniform corrosion and factors affecting them
LectureDifferent types of corrosion and their classification.
10. Corrosion prevention by coating
LectureCorrosion control through protective coatings.
11. Methods of corrosion prevention by environmental control
LectureReducing the corrosion rate by influencing the environment.
12. Cathodic and anode protection
LectureElectrochemical protection methods: cathodic and anodic protection.
13. Corrosion in the petrochemical industry
LectureSpecial corrosion problems in the petrochemical field.
14. High temperature corrosion
LectureCorrosion processes occurring at high temperatures.
15. Corrosion prevention in design. corrosion monitoring, inspection and testing
LectureProtection, monitoring and testing methods during the design phase.