Weld Corrosion – Causes and Prevention - International Institute of Welding IIW Talk online


 Weld Corrosion – Causes and Prevention - International Institute of Welding IIW - Free Talk online

Weld Tech Talk 


 When: 12th July  (Saturday), 2025 at 17:00 (IST)

Topic: Weld Corrosion – Causes and Prevention

 

 This presentation will focus on ensuring that weldments (weld and HAZ) will be equally or more corrosion resistant than the parent plate, sheet, pipe, etc. While proper selection of filler metal is the obvious first step, there are many other factors that need to be considered, which if ignored, can lead to failure of weldments. Some of these factors can be controlled by the welding engineer, while others are in the control of the welder. We often learn best from mistakes, so cases where welding has gone wrong will be emphasized including suggestions how to prevent them from re-occurring.

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 About the Webinar Speaker :  

Mr.Gary Coates P.Eng.  Gary is Technical Manager for the Nickel Institute, Toronto, Canada.

He has worked in the stainless steel and nickel alloys industry for 45 years, the last 21 with the Nickel Institute. Welding has always been of major interest, as often welding is the weakest link in fabrication. He has worked with many different end use industries and with fabricators to ensure they have access to proper welding information.  He is actively involved with many professional societies, including the American Welding Society, and is an active contributor to their Welding Forum. He has made many presentations in India on all aspects of use of stainless steel and nickel alloys.  

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