Webinar Overview
Stainless steel forms part of the whole water cycle. From sourcing, water goes through treatment and distribution, then gets used and discharged for either recycling or a return to the environment. At each stage, stainless steel plays a critical role in ensuring water purity. Its corrosion resistance and durability particularly in harsh environments deliver an economical solution for extended life and service.
This webinar will highlight the natural and chemical environments encountered plus the important considerations and pitfalls to avoid with design, fabrication, and use.
- Water sources and how to process them.
- Natural and added chemical issues in the water handling industries.
- The three cool and one warm mechanisms of attack for misapplied or misused stainless steel - and how to avoid them.
- Going through the sourcing, use, and wastewater treatment.
- Which stainless steel will be suitable and in what condition?
- Processing of stainless steels to maintain its durability.
- Why you might consider using a duplex or a ferritic grade over the traditional 300 series.
- When 'maintenance' can cause problems.
Questions submitted to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. up to the day before the webinar will be addressed in the presentation. Q&A is also offered during the webinar.
Presenter: Dr Graham Sussex, Technical Specialist
Graham is a materials expert with over 30 years of experience and more than 600 technical publications to his name. Stainless steel is his specialty.
Cost:
FREE for ASSDA Members
$45/person ASSDA Associate Members and NZSSDA Members
$85/person Non-Members
This webinar will be hosted by Zoom.
