Mega Rust 2009
Posted on 09. Mar, 2009 by charles frenzel in Flash Rust
Subject: 2 Workshops in 2009 at MegaRust and WJTA on “How to Inspect Flash Rust”
Why is this positive action needed when the HydroBlast or WaterJet standards have been issued since 1994?
The NSRP SP-3 Project “Surface Preparation QA/QC process Improvement” released in December 2007 identified “flash rusting is perceived to have relatively low impact of service life.” “Determining the degree of flash rusting had the highest probability of dispute.” The NSRP funded this inspection module to remove the cost of disputes.
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There are two opportunities in 2009 to attend a workshop on
How to Inspect Flash Rust
“Practical Solutions for Practical Problems”
The 2009 release from the National Shipbuilding Research Program (NSRP) and Dr. Lydia Frenzel
If you have ever been in an argument concerning light, moderate, or heavy flash rust, this workshop is for you.
The Workshop includes:
Four practical ways to evaluate flash rust in the field
Concrete Examples
Supplemental Material and Photos for
SSPC VIS 4, SSPC VIS 5, NACE VIS 7, NACE VIS 9, ISO 8501-4
What is “flash rust, Rust Back, and Rust Bloom”
Difference between vacuum recovery and hand-held open lance methods
Certificate of Attendance and dvd will be issued.
Audience Level: All levels- certified inspectors, engineers, contractors, specifiers, jetters
Spend personal time with Dr. Lydia Frenzel, the chair of the SSPC/NACE waterjetting and water-abrasive committees, and author of SSPC C-13 course on waterjet cleaning.
MegaRust Workshop- 4 hours
Surface Preparation by WaterJet and Wet Abrasive Blasting
How to Inspect for Flash Rust- “Practical Solutions for Practical Problems”
Who: Lydia Frenzel
Date:Monday, June 8, 2009
Where: Megarust, Norfolk, VA
For Registration : www.nstcenter.com
Cost: $185.00 Go to course registration. You can register for the workshop without registering for the entire MegaRust.
This four hour interactive workshop will feature:
The 2009 release from NSRP (National Shipbuilding Research Program SP-3)
“HOW TO INSPECT FLASH RUST.”
Dr. Frenzel will also discuss “How the Surface is affected during High Pressure or Ultra-High Pressure Waterjet Cleaning.” How can “flash rust” be reduced?
Sponsored by: Advisory Council and MegaRust
WJTA Conference- 2 hours
Date: Tuesday August 18, 12:30-2:30
Where: WJTA Conference, Houston Texas
For Registration: www.wjta.org for details
Cost: $280- $340 for Tuesday workshop only; You can register for the workshop without registering for the entire WJTA conference.
Sign up for: “Waterjet Technology, Basics and Beyond,”
Afternoon session is included: Surface Preparation by WaterJet and Wet Abrasive Blasting. How to Inspect for Flash Rust- “Practical Solutions for Practical Problems”
Sponsored by: Advisory Council and WJTA
