Pinhole Leaks in Copper Pipes in Potable Water Distribution System:
Causes & Prevention (1 day)

 

 

Course Overview                                                                            (Online Registration)

 


Pinhole leaks in copper pipes and tubing in potable water distribution systems in hotels, hospitals, homes and other residential and office buildings have been on the rise in recent years. The insidious leaks not only cause losses of water but may also cause serious damages to the walls, ceilings, fittings, furniture and other valuables. The leaks often raise health concerns of the quality of drinking water. This 1-day course provides an excellent avenue for facility and building managers, maintenance engineers, homeowners, plumbers, water suppliers, copper pipe fabricators and suppliers to gain a insight into the causes of  pinhole leaks and methods of prevention.

This course is available for in-house training, online and distance learning worldwide. It can also be customized to meet the specific needs of your organization.

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  Course Outline
 


1 Pinhole Leaks & Pitting Corrosion

   1.1 What is a pinhole leak
   1.2 Types of pitting corrosion in copper tube
   1.3 The scale and impact of pinhole leaks in water pipes
   1.4 Why is water colored
         - issues related to blue water, milky water, brownish water, reddish water
   1.5 Why is water smelly?
   1.6 Is the water safe to drink?
   1.7 Tell-tale signs of pinhole leaks

2 Pinhole Leaks: the Water Factors

   2.1 The chemistry of drinking water
   2.2 Soft and hard waters
   2.3 Water treatment
   2.4 Factors contributing to pinhole leaks

3 Pinhole Leaks: the Tube Fabrication Factors

4 Pinhole Leaks: the Design and Installation Factors

5 Pinhole Leaks: the Stray Current and Other Factors

6 Pinhole Leaks: Repair Options and Prevention
 

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If you are involved in teaching corrosion courses, you may wish to purchase a complete set of the PowerPoint slides and the computerized test banks (in MicroTest format) with solutions. These presentations are suitable for teaching corrosion courses at different levels (from undergraduate to postgraduate) and durations (from 6 hrs to 40 hrs). The PowerPoint slides can be easily edited and customized to your own styles. The test bank contains over 1,000 questions for your use in tutorials, quizzes, tests or examinations. These questions are conveniently grouped into 4 categories in the test bank: (1) true or false, (2) multiple choice, (3) calculation, and (4) reasoning & open-ended discussions).  If you need more information, please contact Corrosion Clinic.

       
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