| Clive Tuck (Chairman) – Langley Alloys, Meighs Ltd Stuart Bond (Vice-Chairman) - TWI Keith Stokes (Imm. Past Chairman) – DSTL Chris Baxter (Committee) - AvestaPolarit Phil Dent (Committee) - Bodycote Patrick Hall (Committee)– MoD David Howarth (Committee) – Lloyds Register Bill Nimmo (Committee)– NPL Barry Torrance (Committee) –Aish Technology Jean Tuck (Secretariat) - MCC Paul Badelek – BP Chris Fowler - Bodycote John Fowler – Rolls Royce Roger Francis – Weir |
Robin
Jacob – Corrosion Consultancy Peter Morgan – BAE Systems Robin Oakley – QinetiQ Adam Peterson - BP Len Phillips – Weir Pumps Grainne Treacy – BNFL Magnox Manfred Jasner - KME Steve McCoy – Special Metals Carol Powell - CDA A.J. Speyer – Southampton University Kevin Waterton – CAPCIS Julian Wharton - Southampton University J.Z. Zhang – Lloyds Register |
GUESTS:
Robert
Akid – Sheffield Hallam University
The Chairman (Clive Tuck) opened the meeting.
| Paul Andrews -
Advantica Chris Amon – Wood Group (guest) Ian Bradley – OIS Richie Brown – BAE Systems Bob Edyvean – Sheffield University (guest) Tim Illson - Advantica |
Roddy James – CorrOcean John Martin - BP (guest) Jagath Mawella – MoD Anne Neville – Heriot Watt University Wayne Pearce – Magnox Robert Wood – Southampton University |
· The Finances show that income since 1st January was £10,540 (membership fees) and expenditure for the same period was £3,876 (covering Secretariat expenses, Metadex search for January, meeting expenses for January and April, and printing costs for an advertising brochure). This gave a surplus for the period of £6,663.71 and thus a bank balance of £23,324.
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A list of forthcoming
Technical presentations was shown.
Bill Nimmo (NPL) gave a short introduction on the issues raised by the
European Framework Programme Six, which covers the restructuring of European
research. He explained that this
dealt with large projects, aiming to set up centres of excellence.
Initial expressions of interest in being part of such projects had to be
submitted early, and it was suggested that many members might feel it
appropriate to be involved. Bill explained that, with committee agreement, he would
arrange a presentation of the implications of the scheme for marine corrosion
projects, for the next meeting.
9th October 2002, at Lloyd’s Register of Shipping, 71
Fenchurch Street, London
8.1
‘Potential Control and Hydrogen Embrittlement – An Update’,
Robin Jacob (Corrosion Consultancy Ltd)
8.2
‘Advantages of CuNi 90/10 pipes for sea water service. Recent results from testing in natural North Sea water’,
Manfred Jasner (Marine Applications, KM Europa)
8.3
‘Flow Corrosion of Austenitic and Superduplex Stainless Steels’,
RJK Wood & JA Wharton (Surface Engineering & Tribology Group, School of
Engineering Sciences, University of Southampton)
8.4 ‘Corrosion
Fatigue - From Pits to Cracks’,
Bob Akid (Sheffield Hallam University)
The
Chairman closed the meeting at approx. 3:30 pm