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Learn! Pots of corrosion phenomenon - Corrosion phenomena learned through principle and countermeasures
Last update date November 7, 2019
It is well known that corrosion of metallic materials is caused by electrochemical mechanisms. However, many engineers think that it is difficult to analyze corrosion phenomena from chemical formulas and graphs to make use of anticorrosion measures.
In this course, we will understand the corrosion phenomenon from basic concepts such as potential and polarization, and introduce the viewpoint of potential-pH diagrams and polarization in an easy-to-understand manner.
Corrosion is often perceived as a negative image, but in fact, corrosion phenomenon is a mechanism that leads to various fields such as batteries and sensors. Why don't you take this opportunity to understand the corrosion phenomenon and connect it to new business opportunities?
Outline of implementation
Date and time
2 times in total: Please join us on both days for continuous lectures.
The first Wednesday, March 14 from 16:30 to 18:30
The 2nd Friday, March 16 from 16:30 to 18:30
Place
Training room on the 6th floor of Yokohama Industrial Technology Support Center
(1-1-1 Fukuura, Kanazawa-ku, Yokohama-shi)
5 minutes walk from Sangyo Shinko Center Station on the Yokohama Seaside Line (Seaside Line).
Lecturer
Professor Shinji Okazaki, Associate Professor, Graduate School of Engineering, Yokohama National University
He is well-versed in electrochemistry and inorganic material science, focusing on the development of materials for scientific sensors for clean energy and new industrial processes.
Costs
2,000 yen (as text fee.) You will be charged the full amount even for a single day.
A payment slip (transfer form) will be sent to those who have applied, so please complete the procedure at the designated financial institution window by the opening date of the seminar.
Text will be given upon presentation of the receipt, so be sure to bring it with you on the opening day.
Capacity
60 people (first come, first served)
Application method
Please fill in required items on the application form at the bottom of this page and apply by fax.
Fax Destination: 045-788-9555
Application period: From Thursday, February 23 to Friday, March 9
Materials
- Holding information "Acquisition! “Tsubo” of corrosion phenomenon (PDF: 406KB)
- Participation application form "Acquisition! “Pot” of corrosion phenomenon (word: 67KB)
Implementation Report
It is often shunned that difficult formulas are used to elucidate the phenomenon of corrosion, but in this lecture, we gave lectures twice on the phenomenon of corrosion without using formulas as much as possible. Participants commented on the "polarization curve", which cannot be avoided to understand corrosion, the participants commented, "It was a biting explanation that linked to the phenomenon of corrosion, so I feel like I was able to understand the polarization curve for the first time." A total of nearly 100 people participated in the two sessions, and even after the lecture, they were eager to ask questions.
We will continue to actively plan and implement training that will be useful for small and medium-sized businesses. Information on the event will be posted on the website and in the Economic Affairs Bureau e-mail magazine, so we look forward to the participation of many small and medium-sized businesses.
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Small and Medium Enterprise Promotion Division, Small and Medium Enterprises, Economic Affairs Bureau
Phone: 045-671-4236
Phone: 045-671-4236
Fax: 045-664-4867
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