Learning Outcomes

Features and Cost of Corrosion

Process of Material Degradation

Types and Forms of Corrosion

Uniform and Galvanic Corrosion

Crevice and Pitting Corrosion

Lesson Summary

In this module, you will be introduced to the concept of corrosion, as well as the various processes that can cause corrosion. You will also be introduced to the different types of corrosion which are uniform, galvanic, crevice, and pitting corrosion, as well as the impact of each type of corrosion.

Forms of Corrosion with Examples

Electrochemical Nature of Corrosion

Thermodynamics Aspects of Corrosion

Free Energy in Corrosion

Relationship Between Delta G and Equilibrium Constant

In this module, you will be introduced to the different forms of corrosion, as well as the electrochemical nature of corrosion and its thermodynamics. You will also be introduced to the thermodynamics aspects of corrosion, the concept of free energy change, as well as the process of entropy change.

Relation Between Free Energy and Equilibrium Constant

Derivation of Nernst Equation

Standard Reduction Potential Series for Pure Metals

Reduction Potentials in Acidic and Neutral Solutions

Nernst Equation in terms of pH

In this module, you will be introduced to the relationship between free energy and the equilibrium constant, as well as how the Nernst equation can be derived for a reaction. You will also be introduced to the standard reduction potential series for pure metals, as well as the reduction potentials in acidic and neutral solutions.

Limitations of Standard Reduction Potential Series of Pure Metals

Concentration Cell Formation and Galvanic Series

Examples of Concentration Cell and Spontaneity of Corrosion Process

Spontaneity of Corrosion Process and Introduction to Pourbaix Diagram

Construction of Pourbaix Diagram

In this module, you will be introduced to the various limitations of standard reduction potential series of pure metals, as well as the concept of concentration cell formation. You will also be introduced to the galvanic series, some examples of concentration cells, as well as the spontaneity of the corrosion process and Pourbaix diagrams.

Diploma in Electrochemistry of Corrosion - First Assessment

Construction of Pourbaix Diagram for Ni-H2O System

Analyzing the Pourbaix Diagram for Ni-H2O System

Stability Phases in the Pourbaix Diagram for Ni-H2O System

Pourbaix Diagram for Ni-H2O and Al-H2O

Inference From Pourbaix Diagram for Fe-H2O and Al-H2O

In this module, you will be introduced to the construction of the Pourbaix diagram for a Ni-H2O system, as well as happens when the pH concentration of the H+ ion increases. You will also be introduced to the positions where the acidic reactions and basic reactions will happen, as well as the schematic phase diagram for aluminium.

Estimation of Corrosion Rate

Expressing Corrosion Rate

Correlation Between Current Flow and Corrosion

Exchange Current Density

Exchange Current Density and Standard Hydrogen Electrode

In this module, you will be introduced to the steps used in the estimation of corrosion rate, as well as kinetics or rate of corrosion and the rate of dissolution of metal. You will also be introduced to the steps for calculating the corrosion rate in the form of mass loss per area per unit time.

Electrode Double Layer and Polarization

Correlation Between Current Density and Overvoltage

Introduction to Butler-Volmer Equation

Derivation of Tafel Equation

Tafel Plot and Activation Polarization

In this module, you will be introduced to the concept of the electrode double layer, as well as the different types of polarization and the correlation between current density and overvoltage. You will also be introduced to the derivation of the Butler-Volmer equation, as well as how the Tafel equation is derived.

Activation Polarization, Concentration Polarization, and Total Polarization

Summary of Concentration Polarization (CP)

Mixed Potential Theory

Drawing the Evans Diagram

Changes in Corrosion Rate

Examples Showing the Mixed Potential Theory

In this module, you will be introduced to the concepts of activation polarization and concentration polarization, as well as total polarization. You will also be introduced to the derivation of the mixed potential theory, as well as some case studies that highlight the mixed potential theory and the events of corrosion.

Diploma in Electrochemistry of Corrosion - Second Assessment

Diploma in Electrochemistry of Corrosion - Course Assessment

A free online course on the electrochemical nature of corrosion, as well as the thermodynamics aspect of corrosion.

Diploma in Electrochemistry of Corrosion

This free online course on the electrochemistry of corrosion teaches you about the processes that can cause corrosion, as well as the impact of different forms of corrosion and how to derive the important Nernst equation. You will learn about the steps for constructing a Pourbaix diagram and be able to explain the relevance of the mixed potential theory.

What causes corrosion and what are the impacts of different forms of corrosion? This course will introduce you to the electrochemical nature of corrosion, as well as aspects that show the thermodynamics of the corrosive process. The relationship between free energy and the equilibrium constant, as well as how the Nernst equation can be derived for a reaction, will also be covered by the material.
You will study the various limitations of standard reduction potential series, as well as how a Pourbaix diagram is constructed. Learn about the positions where the acidic and basic reactions will happen, as well as the schematic phase diagram for aluminium (AI). This course will teach you about the steps used in the estimation of corrosion rate, as well as kinetics or rate of corrosion for a metal.
Furthermore, you will get familiar with electrode double layers, as well as the different types of polarization and the correlation between current density and overvoltage. You will also master the steps in deriving the mixed potential theory. Understanding corrosion is an essential part of electrochemistry and this diploma course will give you a solid grounding in the types, causes and processes of corrosion.

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Aims & Objectives of ISO/IEC 17025:2017

Accrediting to ISO/IEC 17025:2017

Main Sections of ISO/IEC 17025:2017

This module presents the fundamental aspects of ISO/IEC 17025:2017 along with its aims and objectives. The module also explains different forms of standardized verbs used throughout the standard. Moreover, you will also learn the benefits of accrediting to ISO/IEC 17025. Lastly, an overview of the section's standard is also given.

General and Structural Guidelines for Laboratories

Resource Requirements for Testing Laboratories

Contracts, Validation, Sampling & Handling

Technical Records, Uncertainty, Results Validity, & Reports

In this module, you will encounter the essential requirements given in clauses 4, 5, 6, and 7 of ISO/IEC 17025;2017. However, the explanation of Clause 7 is provided till sub-clause - 7.8. Through this module, you will learn about the general, structural, resource, and process requirements of ISO/IEC 17025:2017.

Information Management, Complaints & Nonconformities (NCs)

Management System Requirements

Taking Corrective Actions

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ISO/IEC 17025:2017 - Laboratory Management System- Course Assessment

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ISO/IEC 17025:2017 - Laboratory Management Systems

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Fundamentals of Pest Control

Pest Identification and Assessment

Non-Chemical Pest Control Methods

Chemical Pest Control Methods

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Monitoring and Prevention

Sustainable Pest Management

Urban and Structural Pest Control

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Pest Control and Management - Assessment

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Pest Control and Management

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Foundations of Construction Safety Management

Safety Management for Hazardous Environments

High-risk Site Activities and Demolition Safety

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Course Assessment - Site Management Safety Training Scheme (SMSTS)

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Site Management Safety Training Scheme (SMSTS)

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Introduction to Hot Work

Classification of Hot Work Areas

Roles and Responsibilities

Hot Work Permit

Hot Work Risk Assessment

Essential Safety Precautions

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Hot Work Safety - Course Assessment

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Hot Work Safety

This hot work safety training equips you with the essential knowledge to recognize and mitigate hot work hazards. You'll understand the hot work risk assessment process and hierarchy of controls for effectively reducing risks. The course explains the hot work permit system along with the roles and responsibilities of those involved in the permitting process. You'll also gain a clear understanding of hot work permitted and prohibited areas.

Introduction to Traffic Marshalling

Traffic Management

Temporary Traffic Control

Traffic Risk Assessment

Vehicle Signaling

Reversing Vehicles

Health and Safety

In this module, we will look at the fundamental objectives of traffic marshalling and the general duties of a traffic marshal. A traffic marshal's responsibilities when controlling traffic on a highway or construction areas shall be examined. Assessing risks along with health and safety concerns of traffic near construction areas will be assessed.

Construction Safety: Traffic Marshalling - Course assessment

Train as a traffic marshal or bankman who provides traffic management on construction sites in this free online course.

Construction Safety: Traffic Marshalling

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Introduction to the AS Standards

Organization's Context and Leadership

QMS Planning and Support

This module introduces students to the AS standards for suppliers of the aviation industry. It explains the importance of regulations in the aerospace industry and navigates them through the journey of different AS standards. It also explains the requirements of Clauses 4, 5, 6, and 7 of this standard.

Organizational Operations

Operations and Evaluation

Organizational Improvement

This module explains the requirements of Clauses 8, 9, and 10 of AS9100D. These requirements are regarding organizational operations, evaluation, and continuous improvement of the organizational operations.

AS9100D Quality Management System (QMS) for Aerospace Industry - Course Assessment

Learn the requirements of AS9100D for the developers and suppliers of components for the aerospace & defense industries.

AS9100D Quality Management System (QMS) for Aerospace Industry

This course explains different clauses and their various requirements for the organizations that develop, design, or supply parts, components, and assemblies concerned with the aerospace and defense industries. After enrolling, the students will be able to navigate the differences between the different versions of the AS standards. Moreover, they will also get a simple and straightforward explanation of this standard's requirements.

Introduction to Hazardous Materials Handling - Learning Outcomes

Understanding Hazardous Materials

Legal and Regulatory Compliance

Importance of Hazard Communication

Risk Assessment and Management

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for Hazardous Materials Handling

Introduction to Hazardous Materials Handling - Lesson Summary

In this module, participants will have a solid foundation in understanding hazardous materials, legal and regulatory compliance, hazard communication, risk assessment, and the proper use of personal protective equipment. This knowledge is essential for creating a safe and compliant working environment in industries dealing with hazardous materials.

Hazardous Materials Storage and Transportation - Learning Outcomes

Proper Storage Practices for Hazardous Materials

Managing Segregation and Compatibility of Hazardous Materials

Emergency Preparedness for Hazardous Materials Storage

Transportation Regulations

Handling Hazardous Materials in Transit

Emergency Response Planning

Case Studies and Lessons Learned

Hazardous Materials Storage and Transportation - Lessons Summary

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Advanced Hazardous Materials Handling Techniques - Learning Outcomes

Decontamination Procedures

Confined Space Entry Protocols

Managing Hazardous Waste

Best Practices for Chemical Spill Response

Continuous Improvement in Hazardous Materials Handling

Advanced Hazardous Materials Handling Techniques - Lesson Summary

This module covers decontamination techniques to ensure health, safety, and regulatory compliance. Learn to manage decontamination zones, handle confined space hazards, and apply physical, chemical, thermal, and radiological decontamination. Develop skills in PPE selection, emergency response planning, and environmental protection.

Hazardous Materials Handling Mastery - Course Assessment

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Hazardous Materials Safety Specialist

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