Corrosion Basics for Wastewater Applications
Corrosion within the wastewater infrastructure is a significant cause of deterioration and premature failure of key wastewater assets.
As a result, wastewater infrastructure protection is of increasing importance among utilities, engineers, and practitioners due to the considerable renovation cost of deteriorated sewer networks and wastewater treatment structures.
Now more than ever, it is imperative to understand when and where this corrosion occurs and to have an awareness of the different methods to help mitigate its destructive forces.
In this webcast you will learn about
- The common forms of corrosion found in wastewater environments
- How corrosion attacks different substrates
- How protective coatings and linings can be used to help preserve and protect structures
Meet your presenter: Brian Cheshire
AMPP Senior Certified Coatings Inspector #55126
Brian Cheshire is a 20+ year veteran in the coatings industry, with
time spent at several national coating manufacturers. He is a
AMPP Senior Certified Coatings Inspector (NACE Level 3) and is
a member of the Steel Tank Institute/Steel Plate Fabricators
Association (STI/SPFA), the American Water Works Association
(AWWA), the National Rural Water Association (NRWA), the
Water Environment Federation (WEF), the International Concrete
Repair Institute (ICRI), as well as the American Concrete Institute
(ACI). He is also involved with AMPP at the regional and national
level, where he currently serves as the chair of the SC-18
Water/Wastewater Standards Committee.
As the Director of Sales for the Water and Wastewater market at
Tnemec Company, Mr. Cheshire guides the overall market
strategy for the company in this key market
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