
Diploma in Anti-corrosion Protection
The Diploma in Corrosion ProtectionThis program will provide you with the tools and knowledge to become an expert in corrosion prevention and control, a problem that affects various industries and generates significant economic
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What is the Diploma in Anti-corrosion Protection?
The Diploma in Corrosion Protection
This program will provide you with the tools and knowledge to become an expert in corrosion prevention and control, a problem that affects various industries and generates significant economic losses. Learn to select and implement the best protection strategies, from coatings and paints to inhibitors and cathodic protection, optimizing the lifespan of structures and equipment. This program will enable you to develop the ability to diagnose, evaluate, and solve corrosion problems in various materials and environments.
Differential Advantages
- Practical Approach: Real-world case studies and simulations to apply acquired knowledge.
- Advanced Technologies: Familiarization with corrosion inspection, monitoring, and analysis techniques.
- Up-to-date Regulations: Knowledge of international regulations and standards in corrosion protection.
- Expert Instructors: Instruction provided by professionals with extensive industry experience.
- Immediate Applicability: Skills and knowledge to improve performance in your job.
Programme highlights
- Corrosion Fundamentals: Master the mechanisms and factors that influence material deterioration.
- Materials and Coatings: Learn to select the most suitable solutions for each environment and application.
- Inspection and Diagnostic Techniques: Apply advanced methods for the early detection and assessment of corrosive damage.
- Regulations and Standards: Understand international regulations and best practices in corrosion protection.
- Case Studies and Practical Exercises: Analyze real-world examples and develop problem-solving skills.
- Boost your career and become an expert in preventing material deterioration, ensuring the durability and safety of infrastructure.
Programme Structure
The programme is structured in 8 modules, listed below in order of study.
Marine Corrosion Fundamentals
- Corrosion electrochemistry
- Environmental Factors: Salinity, Temperature and Oxygen
- Types of corrosion: Generalized, galvanic, by bites and by slit
- Microbiological corrosion
- Economic and safety impact
- Corrosion under tension and fatigue
- Corrosion by vagabond currents
- Labouratory corrosion tests
Materials and their behaviour
- Carbon and stainless steels
- Aluminum and light alloys
- Copper, bronze and other alloys
- Composite Materials
- Selection of materials for the marine environment
- Duplex and super duplex steels
- Titanium in marine applications
- Galvanic corrosion between materials
Surface preparation
- ISO 8501 standards and degrees of cleanliness
- Abrasive blasting and other methods
- Roughness profile
- Control of salts and pollutants
- Environmental conditions of application
- Preparation of surfaces in repairs
- Ultra high pressure water blasting
- Pre-application inspection
Coating Systems
- Epoxy, polyurethane and zinc paints
- Paint schemes according to ship zones
- Antifouling and AFS regulations
- Ballast Tank Coatings (PSPC)
- Selection of systems according to ISO 12944
- Glass and ceramic coatings
- Thermal metallic
- Splash zone coatings
Application of coatings
- Airless and conventional equipment
- Wet and dry thicknesses
- Repainting and curing times
- Application defects and their prevention
- In-App Security
- Application in tanks and confined spaces
- Control of ventilation and humidity
- Application Records
Cathodic protection
- Sacrificial anodes: zinc, aluminium and magnesium
- Printed Current (ICCP)
- System design and calculation
- Measurement of potentials
- Maintenance and Replacement
- Cathodic protection of offshore structures
- Cathodic protection of underwater pipes
- Interference between systems
Inspection and quality control
- Inspection Instruments
- Thickness and adhesion measurement
- Standards and certification of inspectors
- Technical reports
- Inspection and test plans
- Ballast tank inspection
- Evaluation of the status of the coating
- Class audits
Maintenance and anti-corrosive management
- Preventive maintenance plans
- Partial repairs and touch-ups
- Management in Dry-Docking
- Life Cycle Costs
- Paint Guarantee Management
- Corrosion management software
- Anti-corrosive performance indicators
- Sustainability and ecological coatings
Study Time and Workload
800 hours of study, online and at your own pace. Move the slider to the hours a week you can really put in.
Engineers, architects, and construction technicians seeking to expand their knowledge in the selection and application of corrosion protection systems.Professionals in the oil, mining, and marine industries who need to specialize in corrosion prevention in structures and installations.Quality inspectors and auditors who need to deepen their understanding of corrosion assessment and control met
Academic direction and faculty
The teaching team at Navalis: working professionals who deliver and oversee the institute's programmes.








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Learning Outcomes
- 01Implement effective strategies
- 02Evaluate and select anti-corrosion systems
- 03Diagnosing and preventing premature failures
- 04Managing asset integrity
- 05Optimizing the lifespan of structures
- 06Monitoring quality in applications
Career Opportunities
Entry Requirements
Admissions Process
No waiting for a phone call. If your documents are complete, you can pay in the same session.
Academic/Professional Profile:Technical or university degree in Chemical Engineering, Materials Engineering, Corrosion, or a related field; or demonstrable professional experience in the inspection, application, or management of anti-corrosion coatings.Prior Knowledge:Basic knowledge of chemistry, metallurgy, and corrosion processes is recommended.Documentation:Updated Curriculum Vitae, copy of degree/academic certificate or proof of work experience, identification document (ID/Passport), letter of interest (optional).Technical Requirements (for online modality, if applicable):
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