In an Oil & Gas Engineering article, Emerson’s Ali Babakr and David Macedonia explain the value of NACE Standards for understanding corrosion resistance.
Controlling Corrosion as Fossil Fuels Become Increasingly Sour
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David Macedonia is a marketing and strategy professional specializing in process industries. His current responsibilities include Market and Acquisition Analysis, Evaluation of White Spaces and Adjacent Spaces, New Product Development, Competitive Analysis and Benchmarking, and Communication of Best Practices.
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Following NACE Standards for Corrosion Mitigation
In an Oil & Gas article, Using NACE standards to protect against corrosion, Emerson’s Ali Babakr and David Macedonia describe ways to effectively comply with the standards to better address corrosion risks.
Protecting Final Control Elements in Corrosive Applications
At the Emerson Exchange Americas virtual series, Emerson’s David Macedonia and Ali Babakr describes methods of protecting final control elements in corrosive applications.
Mitigating Loss of Containment Risks
At the Emerson Exchange America Virtual Series, Emerson’s Ed Schodowski, David Macedonia, Christiane Lederer and Brian Ledeboer we on a panel to discuss innovations in process safety around loss of containment for refiners, chemical and petrochemical producers.
Improving Storage Tank Protection Podcast
When driving continuous safety improvements, a well-informed facility manager needs to focus on tank integrity and the day-to-day challenges of tank farm personnel. In this storage terminal safety podcast, we are joined by Emerson’s Dave Macedonia to discuss today’s most cost effective and innovative technologies to help prevent tank over pressure or under pressure events that jeopardize tank integrity and personnel safety.
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