In order to control corrosion we need the tools, instruments and equipment to measure electricity and balance the electrochemical equilibrium that governs corrosion itself.



Instruments allow us to see electricity and measure the effects of our activities.



Probes must feed the data into the instruments and computers must analyse the data and display the results.



Corrosion is not being controlled because money is dominating those who want to study and practice the science of corrosion control.

The world is in a state of political and financial chaos at this time and this is affecting the progress of science and engineering to the detriment of everyone.

However,social media has changed the established structure of academia and knowledge transfer and we can now exchange ideas, information and data without interference of financial corruption

We must first establish total communication with all of the corrosion control global community.

We must manufacture many of the periferals necessary to achieve corrosion control and can acquire most of the hardware from many international sources.

How the internet functions.

The internet was designed to survive in the event of nuclear conflict destroying major parts of the communications network. The result has been described as an ocean of ideas in which each idea has a life of it's own, hence the term 'viral'. When we transmit an idea through the internet it can be likened to pouring a bucket of water into a lake which somebody else can take out from the other shore of the lake. This is not magic, it is mathematics and is achieved by aps that set switches on or off. This has the advantage of a set of instructions having to answer the question 'true or false' at every step of the path to the solution of any problem.

The World Wide Web is a set of instructions, now widely known as 'aps' that make it possible for all computers to 'talk' to each other. Any information that is put into the ocean of ideas (WWW) is immediately avalable to every connected computer. The energy to sustain this information comes from millions of sources and the paths through which the information passes form a matrix of massive proportions. The whole thing is three dimensional and cannot be controlled from any point.

THE WAY FORWARD



We must register those who want to be involved in the control of corrosion to networks of pipelines.

We must carry out a global audit of available resources.

We must define the global problem.

We must advertise ourselves and the problem we can resolve.

If a scientist has an idea, it can be broadcast onto the internet for the scrutiny and approval of everyone without editors or publishers. We. therefore, need to supply evidence to support our theories so that they are taken into practice by the people whose cash flow passes through the pipelines that are presently leaking. This is the 'investors', owners, governments and corporations as well as the financiers who control them.



We must market our propasal as the only alternative to the established system.

We have to produce data that shows clearly that the present system is failing in terms of profit for investors. We can do that by gathering all reports of pipeline failures and corrosion related incidents globally. We must do this from a local level upwards through to the actual official reports. This gathering of information must be on a global scale as explained in my paper ....

http://www.pipeline-corrosion-control.com/Euroconference/



We must initiate the activities required to control corrosion on networks of pipelines and facilities.

Management of resources

Rewards for everyone.

Software development

Manufacture of specialised items.

Research and development of the science and technology of corrosion control

Design of standard components

Training

Information and data acquisition.

Client and PR

We must provide a structure in which everyone can do what they are best at and receive the rewards the would like.

We must set up cash flow.

We must set up admin

we must carry out all activities concurently.

We must synchronise our network and eliminate internal competition.