TMG N2:
Corrosion Prevention and Control for Chemical Process and Energy, Pollution Control, Air and Sea Transportation, and Military Industries
Technology Coordinator: Lorrie Krebs
To disseminate information on materials performance in various chemical processes by documenting experience with equipment and materials, and drawing up relevant standard practices and test methods for solving industry problems.
The NACE staff liaison for this committee is Rick Southard
To exchange and compile information and increase awareness of pressure equipment safety and materials performance by documenting experience, drawing up relevant standard practices and test methods for solving industry problems, promoting the local section application of corrosion standards, disseminating information on reliable and economic solutions to material and corrosion problems, establishing the local section industry qualification system with corrosion and inspection technical ability, and encouraging the use of preventive corrosion measures. This will include experience of various metallic materials as related to properties, corrosion resistance, fabrication, weldability, repair techniques, failure cases, and application in pressure equipment industries.
The NACE staff liaison for this committee is Technical Activities Division
To disseminate information on performance of both metallic and nonmetallic materials in specific environments where sustained temperatures of 538 °C (1,000 °F) are encountered. Document experience with equipment and materials, disseminate information on life assessment techniques, and draw up relevant standard practices and test methods for solving industry problems.
The NACE staff liaison for this committee is Rick Southard
To increase awareness of corrosion problems in the pulp, paper, and biomass conversion industries, disseminate information on reliable and economic solutions to material and corrosion problems, obtain additional corrosion data, and encourage the use of preventative corrosion measures.
The NACE staff liaison for this committee is Trudy Schreiner
To exchange and compile information on the experience of various metallic materials as related to properties, corrosion resistance, fabrication, weldability, repair techniques, and application in various process environments.
The NACE staff liaison for this committee is Trudy Schreiner
To disseminate information and serve as a resource on identification, causes, and control of corrosion and materials degradation for military, aerospace, and electronic systems, equipment, and facilities.
The NACE staff liaison for this committee is Everett Bradshaw
To facilitate identification and resolution of corrosion-related problems of materials in various energy generating and delivery systems: nuclear, fossil fuel, radioactive liquid storage and transfer systems, and in the utilization of geothermal resources.
The NACE staff liaison for this committee is Rick Southard
To study the corrosion mechanisms, causes, effects, and corrosion control remedies for ships, structures, and equipment exposed to marine environments, and to disseminate information in the form of industry standards and formal and informal technical information exchanges on the research, development, and performance of materials, coatings, and improved or innovative methods to mitigate problems related to marine corrosion.
The NACE staff liaison for this committee is Trudy Schreiner
To investigate problems, acquire service experience, exchange information, and prepare reports on the use of materials in pollution control equipment, fireside combustion systems, waste incineration facilities, coal conversion and extraction of bitumen from oil sands, and plant effluent process areas.
The NACE staff liaison for this committee is Rick Southard
The STG focus will aim to increase awareness of corrosion and NACE within mining. Will identify development opportunities for standard practices, reports, and training that are specific to mining. The STG will also provide a neutral platform to bring mining companies together to create an innovative community around this issue. The hope is that this will lead to more opportunities for collaborative approaches in the industry to addressing challenges through research and technology uptake/development.
The NACE staff liaison for this committee is Everett Bradshaw
To exchange and compile information and increase awareness of materials performance in various chemical processes by documenting experience with equipment and materials, drawing up relevant standard practices and test methods for solving industry problems, disseminating information on reliable and economic solutions to material and corrosion problems, and encouraging the use of preventive corrosion measures. This will include experience of various metallic materials as related to properties, corrosion resistance, fabrication, weldability, repair techniques, and application in various process environments.
The NACE staff liaison for this committee is Technical Activities Division