Subject: Technical Paper : CORCON 2010 Conference & Expo on Corrosion
Dear Sir,
We thank you for the submission of abstract titled “Our "Iron Pillar Way" of Knowledge Management for Corrosion Control in India” of your paper for the presentation during our CORCON 2010 Conference. With great appreciation for your experience and expertise on subject matter of your paper, we note that your paper does not contain any new information with regards to corrosion and its protection / control and therefore it is not possible for us to accept it for the presentation during the conference.
With regards,
Sincerely yours,
R P Nagar
Chairman, Technical Committee
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Title: Our "Iron Pillar Way" of Knowledge Management for Corrosion Control in India.
Abstract
The Iron Pillar of India has withstood corrosion for over 1,600 years in the open air. But the present position on corrosion problems faced by many industries in India seems to be a disturbing fact. Considering the complex nature of corrosion management analysis, knowledge sharing between individuals and the network of various agencies throughout the world is essential. This paper presents a framework designed to set up Knowledge Management electronic platform for innovation and building bridges between professionals, technologies and management systems. "We CAN control corrosion in India" is an example knowledge management networking group launched on Linkedin, a social networking site available in public domain for exchange of knowledge and views, to establish global level multi-dimensional communication pathways (Technology Providers-Technology Users-Academic and Research Institutions-Professional Associations-Legislation Support) and guide professionals from various disciplines and other technology groups to network with the best knowledge source for corrosion management. This paper highlights the efforts taken by the corrosion technology networking group to support the initiatives of global indian knowledge connection platform created by the government agencies and the corrosion control efforts of various agencies in India.
We CAN Control Corrosion in India group is a connection platform for knowledge transfer leading to exchange of proven corrosion analysis methodologies and control technologies developed in and out of India and establish Global Collaboration for Corrosion Control through our technology group on Linkedin. Our group provides the platform to bridge Indian Diaspora knowledge with homeland talent pool.
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
Friday, June 18, 2010
Corrosion job opportunities in Qatar through a detailed engineering and project management consultancy company in India
Aarvi Encon is an ISO 9001:2008 detailed engineering and project management consultancy company providing service to chemical, Petrochemical, power, fertilizer, oil & Gas companies.
Corrosion Engineer Positions in Qatar
Main Responsibilities:
Corrosion Engineer Positions in Qatar
Main Responsibilities:
- To provide technical support for issues related to material and corrosion control during start up of new company facilities on and offshore and onshore sites.
- To provide technical input to Engineering and Venture projects and make corrosion control and material selection recommendations.
- Review of asset operating philosophies and material selection diagrams to identify corrosion risks and development of integrity operating windows.
- To monitor performance of corrosion control and mitigation programs for onshore and offshore facilities.
- To evaluate effectiveness of pipelines corrosion inhibition programs and make recommendations to management based on findings.
- To develop corrosion descriptions and corrosion loops for Risk Based Inspection programs for existing and new facilities.
- To support the development, implementation and maintenance of corrosion control procedures.
- To provide expert advice and assistance on matters pertaining to corrosion mitigation and monitoring.
B.Sc in Metallurgy or Material Science and Engineering. Post graduate studies in Materials & Corrosion will be an advantage.
10 years' hands-on experience of materials and corrosion, in relevant Process Industries such as Oil & Gas Onshore and Offshore facilities , LNG Plants and Refineries.
Reporting:
The Corrosion Engineer will report to designated person of the Integrity and Reliability Division and work to the instructions given.
Duration:
Period of work is initially expected to be for 6 months, with the possibility of being extended further.
For more information, please contact
Purshottam Jagiasi
epcengg@gmail.com
+91-9766221270
Sunday, June 6, 2010
Landmark lifeline across Hooghly chewed up by Gutkha - Spit eats into base of bridge
http://www.telegraphindia.com/1100524/jsp/calcutta/story_12480313.jsp
Spit-o-cracy is threatening the safety of Howrah bridge with the daily onslaught of gutkha spat out by pedestrians corroding the protective hoods at the base of its pillars.
Officials of Calcutta Port Trust, the custodian of the 67-year-old bridge that bears the weight of over a lakh vehicles every day, said the commuters’ collective spit power had reduced the thickness of the steel hoods protecting the pillars from six to three millimetre since 2007.
How can Howrah bridge be saved from gutkha spit? Tell ttmetro@abpmail.com
Spit-o-cracy is threatening the safety of Howrah bridge with the daily onslaught of gutkha spat out by pedestrians corroding the protective hoods at the base of its pillars.
Officials of Calcutta Port Trust, the custodian of the 67-year-old bridge that bears the weight of over a lakh vehicles every day, said the commuters’ collective spit power had reduced the thickness of the steel hoods protecting the pillars from six to three millimetre since 2007.
How can Howrah bridge be saved from gutkha spit? Tell ttmetro@abpmail.com
Friday, June 4, 2010
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