Influence of Acetic Acid on the Integrity and Protectiveness by an Iron Carbonate (FeCO3) Corrosion Product Layer. Fajardo, V., Eslami, M., Choi, Y., Brown, B., Nesic, S.
Determining Critical Micelle Concentration of Organic Corrosion Inhibitors and its Effectiveness in Corrosion Mitigation. Moradighadi, N., Lewis, S., Dominguez Olivo, J., Young, D., Brown, B., Nesic, S.International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer 165: p. Calculation of Mass Transfer Coefficients for Corrosion Prediction in Two-Phase Gas-Liquid Pipe Flow. Research Interests: Transport Phenomena and Electrochemistry, Corrosion, Erosion, Computational Fluid Dynamics and Multiphase FlowĪll Degrees Earned: PhD, Chemical Engineering, University of Saskatchewan, August 1992 - MS, Mechanical Engineering, University of Belgrade, August 1988 - BE, Mechanical Engineering, University of Belgrade, October 1992 Journal Article, Academic Journal (104) Nesic also has extensively consulted on corrosion issues for the oil and gas industry, from design to operations to expert witness testimony including the Deepwater Horizon Spill in 2010. Campbell award twice, in 20, for CORROSION journal’s most outstanding manuscript by young authors.ĭr. Uhlig Award for 2007, and British Corrosion Journal’s Bengough award for 1998. He has received numerous awards and honors such as CORROSION journal’s best paper for 20, NACE’s H.H. Nesic, a NACE fellow, serves as associate editor of NACE’s CORROSION journal and Elsevier’s Corrosion Science Journal. His publications have received over 5000 citations. Responsible for more than $30 million in external research funding, almost all from private industry, he is author of more than 10 articles in books including the best known corrosion handbooks such as Uhlig's Corrosion Handbook and Shriers's Corrosion, covering acid gas corrosion and erosion corrosion, more than 100 peer-reviewed journal papers, 200 conference papers, and 50 scientific reports in the field of corrosion. Nesic’s research lies at the intersection of transport phenomena and electrochemistry, with applications in corrosion and erosion corrosion. Having taught courses related to thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, and corrosion, he also been principal adviser for more than 50 master’s and doctoral students. Srdjan Nesic, a Russ Professor, has also been director of the Institute for Corrosion and Multiphase Flow Technology since 2002.
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