Events
Concrete Show 2012
The concrete Show 2012 will be held at the Ricoh Arena Coventry on 22 & 23 February.
The Show will feature a “Concrete Renovation Centre” (Stand M1) which will bring together the Concrete Repair Association, Corrosion Prevention Association and Sprayed Concrete Association.
The techniques and expertise offered by this unique alliance provides the widest range of methods available from industry for the repair, refurbishment and renovation of concrete.
Experts will be on hand to offer visitors technical advice and guidance to solve their concrete problems.
For more details of the seminar programme click here
Corrosion Prevention Seminars - 2012
The 2012 programme has now been finalised. These are a series of seminars free of charge to delegates. For more information please contact the CPA offices on 01420 471614.
Please see schedule below.
19th April – Manchester – Salford City Stadium
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17th May – Newcastle – Holiday Inn
20th September – Cardiff – Millennium Stadium
The following topics will be presented:
Understanding the Corrosion Process and Cathodic Protection
Early 20th Century Steel Framed Buildings
Corrosion Protection for Reinforced Concrete Highway structures
Marine Structures
Corrosion of Infrastructure
IOM3: The Global Network for Materials, Minerals & Mining Professionals
18 Apr 2012, London, UKEvent for engineers, materials scientists and infrastructure specialists to compare experience and engineering practice.
f you would like a shorter CPD presentation at you offices please contact the CPA on 01420 471614
CPD PRESENTATIONS ON CORROSION PREVENTION METHODS AND TECHNOLOGY
Electrochemical Protection methods have become a recognised repair method for reinforced concrete structures. It is the only practical long-term solution for chloride-induced corrosion. The Corrosion Prevention Association has developed a presentation, which fully explains the general principles of corrosion prevention and includes details of recent case studies. The presentation, accredited by the Construction CPD Certification Service, is approximately 45 minutes in duration, covering
Description of corrosion prevention systems
Assessment prior to installing corrosion prevention systems, including: comparison with other repair methods and the merits of the various electrochemical techniques; protection of critical/sensitive elements; and cautionary notes.
Corrosion prevention options, including: impressed current systems versus galvanic anode systems; power supplies; performance monitoring systems; and cathodic protection of new or undamaged structures
Design Process and Procurement.
Installation
Performance Assessment, Inspection and Maintenance .
Two CPA members, either a consultant; a specialist contractor;, or a specialist product manufacturer present the programme. Should you wish to book a presentation, please ring 01420 471614.

LATEST
CPA SEMINARS
The latest seminar in Livingston was well attended so there are plans to repeat the current programme of four papers at other UK venues in 2012. The planned venues are currently Newcastle, Birmingham, Manchester, Bristol, Belfast and Dublin. Contact CPA office for more information.
TR73 CATHODIC PROTECTION OF STEEL IN CONCRETE
The purpose of this Concrete Society Report is to provide up-to-date and technically well-founded information on cathodic protection to assist civil and structural engineers and others responsible for structures and buildings, to assess whether cathodic protection is an appropriate remedy for reinforcement corrosion problems. - Click this link for more details
PA MEMBERS WIN BRITISH CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY AWARD
The cathodic protection of the Silver Jubilee Bridge in Runcorn won the Local Authority Award.... Read more.
CATHODIC PROTECTION FOR MASONRY BUILDINGS (Incorporating Structural Steel Frames)
This joint NACE-CPA document is available to download from the CPA website. Click here
CPA MEMBERSHIP
A key objective of the Corrosion Prevention Association is to identify, quantify and communicate the principles and benefits of corrosion prevention to those having an influence or an interest in the design, construction, use, maintenance, preservation and investment in reinforced concrete buildings and structures.

