Marine and Ship Fatigue
Best practice guide to prevention and repair of structural failures - Book by 31st July and save £100
Wednesday 23rd - Thursday 24th September 2009
Gold Suite, MWB Victoria, London
Two highly intensive days to:
- Explore the key types and causes of fatigue failures
- Review the early signs and effects of fatigue warning including paint cracks, increased corrosion and vibration
- Study preventive measures that meet vessel and industry standards
- Debate current fatigue life improvement methods to reduce structural failure
- Access best practice specialist methods for repair and welding
- Discover whether it is possible to design a ship that will never crack and what the economic implications could be
February 2009 seminar sold out - register today to avoid disappointment
Best practice guide to prevention and repair of structural failures
This seminar is back for a second time this year due to popular demand! Over two intensive days, key specialists and experienced speakers will provide practical advice on the latest methods and techniques of causes of fatigue, identifying the signs of structural failure and implementing preventive measures that are efficient, effective and also meet industry standards.
New methods and techniques are constantly being developed for monitoring structural problems, as well as finding better solutions to identify prior warning of fatigue failure. Understanding best practice methods for hull maintenance and failure prevention is so crucial – this seminar will examine the implications of collision grounding on hull structures, the impact of wave loads on the life cycle of vessels, and some of the new discoveries in preventing stress corrosion and fatigue on hulls.
This highly practical two-day seminar will explore some of the challenges of discovering fatigue stress and prevention and repair solutions. It will give advice on the latest policy initiatives from the IMO and analyse advances in ship design.
Come ready to share experiences and debate the latest trends and techniques, as well as explore new prevention methods and the benefits of using modern on-board monitoring equipment.
Essential Learning for:
- Naval architects
- Surveyors
- Structural engineers
- Technical directors
- Operation and design engineers
- Material specification specialists
- Welding and maintenance specialists
