Learn to evaluate and select steels and alloys for pulp, paper, and biomass systems through corrosion behavior analysis in this self-paced technical module.

Learn to evaluate corrosion-resistant alloys through real-world service data in this practical, engineer-focused module.

Learn to evaluate, fabricate, and weld duplex stainless steels while preserving their corrosion resistance and mechanical integrity in this self-paced, standards-based module.

Learn to apply metallurgical principles and fabrication techniques for corrosion-resistant components through standards-based guidance in this self-paced technical module.

Learn to apply electroplating principles for functional and decorative coatings in this technical, self-paced module.

Learn to classify, compare, and apply high-performance stainless steel grades through metallurgical insights and real-world fabrication guidelines in this advanced technical module.

Learn to identify, compare, and apply key alloy families and their properties through a technical, self-paced module focused on material performance, heat treatment, and industrial applications.

Learn about the steel used for offshore oil platforms.

Oil Country Tubular Goods (OCTG) casing and tubing play a critical role in the drilling and completion of oil and gas wells. "Introduction to Running Pipe in Oil and Gas Wells" will explain how to prepare and install OCTG in oil and gas wells safely, illustrating best practices that contribute to operational reliability and efficiency and minimize environmental impact.

This course introduces the main criteria to consider when selecting pipe products to assure oil well integrity and mitigate risks.

Humans have been harnessing the power of water for thousands of years. The potential energy of water has been used to drive mills, pumps and for numerous other applications. Converting the potential and kinetic energy of water to electrical energy however, is a relatively new concept. Modern hydroelectric power plants represent the pinnacle of hydropower engineering, but how do they work? How efficient are they? Are they really 'green'? In this course we are going to answer all of these questions and many more!

Cooling towers are a common site at many industrial plants, commercial buildings and public buildings. Skyscrapers, hospitals, office buildings, power stations, oil and gas plants, refineries, all need cooling towers. Irrespective of what engineering industry you work in, knowing a bit about cooling towers will always serve you well.