Department of Mechanical Engineering

This event is in the process of being set up and is not yet available for booking.

This course will be of interest to scientists/engineers and plant designers who wish to learn about assessment approaches and recent developments in fracture, corrosion and creep assessment models. The course provides a comprehensive programme covering the key aspects of assessing engineering structures and components under the effects of harsh environments, mechanical loading and high temperature. Engineering critical assessment methods are used to evaluate margins of safety of engineering structures and understand key arguments that can be used to improve/reduced conservatism in assessments.

Location:

Room 1.06, Queen's Building, University of Bristol

Cancellation and Refund Policy:

All cancellations must be submitted in writing no later than 20 days before the course start date. A processing fee of €350 will be applied to all cancellation or refund requests. Refunds will not be issued to delegates who do not attend the course. If the Structural Integrity Course committee cancels the event for any reason, the full course fee will be refunded. Reimbursements will be issued within 15 business days to the bank account provided by the delegate. The Structural Integrity Course committee will not refund any travel or accommodation expenses incurred by delegates and accepts no liability for such costs.

Contact details:

nicolas.larrosa@bristol.ac.uk