This course has 118 Lessons covering 67 Damage Mechanisms, has 1200 Questions (15 sets of mock exams), 900 Flash cards, selective Corrosion Atlas & highlights of API RP 571 Third Edition (2020). A Certificate of Achievement worth 24 CPD Credit Hours is issued to all candidates.
Please have a look at our ‘’ Course Content’’ to find out what you shall expect to learn from each module and sub-module.
Basic Facts
What you should expect during Exam Day?
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The flash cards cover important topics; should be treated as potential exam questions and can be used for quick referral.
The number of mock exam questions on specific topics is proportionate to the area of examination, e.g., Critical Factors, Description of Damage, Inspection & Monitoring, Prevention/Mitigation, Affected Units/Equipment, Affected Materials, Appearance or Morphology and Related Mechanisms.
All our Mock exam questions go through seven check points and reviewed by three SMEs (subject Matter Experts). The Mock exam questions are revised annually based on the applicable revision of API RP 571.
As part of our continuous improvement campaign, we pay special attention to candidate’s feedback and queries, since these would highlight whether we could explain a topic well enough or not.
The objective is to have the least number of queries as one of our key performance indicators by enhancing clarity and transparency.
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Course Features
- Lectures 118
- Quiz 0
- Duration 16 weeks
- Skill level Intermediate
- Students 105
- Certificate Yes
- Assessments Yes
Curriculum
- 7 Sections
- 118 Lessons
- 16 Weeks
- Module 1Back to Basics4
- Module 2Corrosion Atlas3
- Module 3Damage Mechanisms69
- 3.1885 °F (475 °C)
- 3.2Amine Corrosion
- 3.3Amine SCC
- 3.4Ammonia SCC
- 3.5Ammonium Bisulfide
- 3.6Ammonium Chloride
- 3.7Aqueous Corrosion
- 3.8Atmospheric Corrosion
- 3.9Boiler Water
- 3.10Brine Corrosion
- 3.11Brittle Fracture
- 3.12Carbonate SCC
- 3.13Carburization
- 3.14Caustic Corrosion
- 3.15Caustic SCC
- 3.16Cavitation
- 3.17Chloride SCC
- 3.18CO2 Corrosion
- 3.19Concentntration Cell
- 3.20Cooling Water
- 3.21Corrosion Fatigue
- 3.22CUI
- 3.23Creep & Stress
- 3.24Dealloying
- 3.25Decarburization
- 3.26Dissimilar Metal
- 3.27Erosion/Corrosion
- 3.28Ethanol SCC
- 3.29Flue Gas Corrosion
- 3.30Fuel Ash Corrosion
- 3.31Galvanic Corrosion
- 3.32Ignition and Combustion
- 3.33Graphitic Corrosion
- 3.34Graphitization
- 3.35High-temp. H2/H2S
- 3.36HTHA
- 3.37Hydrochloric Corr.
- 3.38Hydrofluoric Corr.
- 3.39Hydrofluoric Acid
- 3.40Hydrogen Embrittle.
- 3.41Hydrogen SCC
- 3.42Liquid Metal Embrittle
- 3.43Mechanical Fatigue
- 3.44Metal Dusting
- 3.45MIC
- 3.46Naphthenic Acid
- 3.47Nitriding
- 3.48Oxidation
- 3.49Oxygenated Corrosion
- 3.50Phenol Corrosion
- 3.51Phosphoric Acid
- 3.52Polythionic Acid
- 3.53Refractory Degrade
- 3.54Stress Relaxation
- 3.55Short-term Overheat
- 3.56Sigma Phase
- 3.57Soil Corrosion
- 3.58Sour Water
- 3.59Spheroidization
- 3.60Strain Aging
- 3.61Sulfidation
- 3.62Sulfuric Acid
- 3.63Temper Embrittle.
- 3.64Thermal Fatigue
- 3.65Thermal Shock
- 3.66Titanium Hydriding
- 3.67Wet H2S
- 3.68Annex “A”
- 3.69Most Common DM
- Module 4API RP 571 Damage Mechanisms, 3rd Edition, 202010
- Module 5Flash Cards12
- Module 6Mock Exams15
- Module 7Downloadable Course Material5
