Optimising impressed current cathodic protection (ICCP) anode sled locations for offshore jacket structure retrofits.

This is a joint event organised by the London Branches of The Welding Institute and the Institute of Corrosion. The event is free and open to all ICorr / TWI Members and Non-Members.

Overview: This talk describes algorithms and analysis to optimise the placement, quantity and output of anode sleds to improve system efficiency, minimise risk to pipelines and reduce cost.

Speaker:  Dr Matthew L. Taylor (Chief Technology Officer, Deepwater Corrosion Services, Inc)

Speaker Biography: Dr Matthew Taylor is a corrosion engineer with a Ph.D. in Materials Science and Engineering from The Pennsylvania State University and INSA de Lyon. Dr. Taylor applies corrosion science to offshore infrastructure world-wide, developing technologies and custom solutions to overcome a variety of challenging corrosion issues. He has been studying diverse corrosion control technologies since 2005 and focused on the field of offshore corrosion and cathodic protection since 2012. He currently resides in Houston, TX.

Registration: Registration is directly via the Institute of Corrosion’s website through the following link;  https://forms.gle/pLdDZXUUvYb92GSq6

Continuing Professional Development (CPD): Attending this event supports your professional development.  You can claim 2 CPD points per hour for this event.  As a member of the Welding Institute you can record your CPD activity online from your membership portal.

Additional Information:

·         Registration will close 24 hours before the event starts.

·         Live event only