Corrosion Atlas Vol II - Call for Case Studies

To submit your case study please see the download links below. 

Corrosion engineers today spend enormous amounts of time and money searching multiple detailed sources and variable industry-specific standards to locate known remedies to corrosion equipment problems. Corrosion Atlas Series is the first centralized collection of case studies containing challenges paired directly with solutions together in one location. The first release in the series published in December 2019. The link to purchase it can be found here.  The second release of content in the series, Corrosion Atlas Case Studies: 2021 Edition, continues to give engineers expedient daily corrosion solutions for common industrial equipment, no matter the industry. Providing a purely operational level view, this reference is designed as concise case studies categorized by material and includes content surrounding the phenomenon, equipment appearance supported by a color image, time of service, conditions where the corrosion occurred, cause, and suggested remedies within each case study. Additional reference listings for deeper understanding beyond the practical elements are also included as well as a glossary.  Rounding out with an introductory foundational layer of corrosion principles critical to all engineers, Corrosion Atlas Case Studies: 2021 Edition delivers the daily tool required for engineers today to solve and learn from their equipment’s corrosion problems.

Key Features:

• Peer-reviewed by two respected Co-Editors supported by an international editorial board
• Addresses major industrial pieces of equipment, covering multiple industries such as petroleum engineering, chemical engineering, and material science
• Identifies failures by appearance with color figures included within each case study
• Provides additional supportive literature through additional journal articles

Series Co-Editors

Fuad Khoshnaw, Senior Lecturer, School of Engineering and Sustainable Development, Faculty of Engineering, De Montfort University, UK

 Fuad Khoshnaw is currently a Senior Lecturer at the School of Engineering and Sustainable Development at De Montfort University. He was previously Professor in the faculty of engineering at Koya University as well as Dean of the faculty. Fuad has published over 30 papers focusing on corrosion, welding, electronics packaging and fracture mechanics. He is active on editorial boards, international committees, and association conferences. Fuad earned a BSc in Metallurgical Engineering from Baghdad Technical University, where he finished his MSc and PhD at the same university. He also earned a PhD in Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering from Loughborough University – UK. Fuad has also earned a CEng. from the Institute of Engineering and Technology (IET) in the UK.

Rolf Gubner, Independent Consultant and NACE International IMPACT Plus Navigator, Western Australia
Rolf Gubner has specialized on Corrosion Management and Asset Reliability Engineering services and is the first qualified NACE International IMPACT Plus navigator in Australia. Previously, he was Professor of Corrosion at Curtin University, Western Australia for over 10 years and the inaugural Chevron-Woodside Chair in Corrosion Engineering from 2008 to 2014. Dr Gubner has received funding over AU$8.6 million, has published over 100 articles in scientific journals and provided subject matter expert services to Industry and Government.

Are you interested in submitting a case study?

Please download the blank case study template form using the link and send all case studies for publication consideration to k.hammon@elsevier.com. Please also download the classification page document and case study user guide to help with filling out the form.

You are encouraged to submit multiple case studies, ideally a minimal of 30 or more with each case at a minimal of 150 words (or max of 380 words) and at least 1-2 color figures at 300 dpi or higher for printer quality. Figure format preference is jpeg, tiff or powerpoint. If submitting multiple figures (more than 2), please indicate which 2 figures should appear in the print book version and name remaining extra figures as EXTRA in their file name. Submitting video or other multimedia ancillary content is also accepted.

Contributors submitting 30 or more approved cases will be compensated a flat fee upon publication of the volume.

For any questions contact:

Katie Hammon

Senior Acquisitions Editor

Elsevier

k.hammon@elsevier.com