Session: Research in Progress - Modeling and Critical Experiment


Research in Progress - Modeling and Critical Experiment
Modeling is defined here in a very broad sense, covering: critical experiments, physico-chemical modeling, mathematical tools including statistics, numerical techniques and software. Contributions highlighting any of these aspects of corrosion modeling, particularly those describing novel and innovative approaches are invited
Chair:	Srdjan Nesic
Vice Chair:	Wei Sun
8:00 AM		Welcoming Remarks
8:05 AM		Modeling the Effect of Heat Treatment on the Susceptibility of Stainless Steels and Nickel-Base Alloys to Localized Corrosion Andre M. Anderko, Narasi Sridhar, Garth Tormoen
8:25 AM		Determinism in Modeling Corrosion Phenomena Prof. Digby D. Macdonald, Distinguished, P, George Engelhardt
8:45 AM		The Role of FeS in Corrosion by Environments with H2S Stephen N. Smith
9:05 AM		Break
9:25 AM		Modeling the Behavior of Crevices in Carbon Steel Prof. Robert A. Cottis
9:45 AM		FREECORP OS: A Free Open Source Model for Internal Corrosion of Mild Steel Oil and Gas Pipelines Srdjan Nesic, Dr. Ziru Zhang, Hui Li, Dusan Sormaz, Wei Sun
10:05 AM		New Earth Potential Equations and Applications Rogelio De las Casas, NACE, CP, Spec.;