Matt Weber

Senior Manager of Strategic Segment Marketing - Chemicals

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Website: https://www.elsevier.com/rd-solutions/chemicals-and-materials

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As Senior Manager of Strategic Marketing for the Chemicals Industry, Matt Weber is responsible for transforming Elsevier’s market focus strategy by aligning product opportunities and design, and go-to-market activities, with the needs of the chemicals industry. Having started his career in the information industry with Knovel Corporation, Matt is passionate about developing and marketing information solutions that enable researchers and engineers to push the boundaries of innovation.

Posts by Matt Weber

Diagnosing and Fixing Corrosion in Boilers at a Refinery

Posted on November 7th, 2017 in Chemical Manufacturing Excellence

The average person probably doesn’t realize this, but steam is expensive. A typical mid-size refinery can spend up to $7 million a year producing steam Continue reading “Diagnosing and Fixing Corrosion in Boilers at a Refinery” »

Solving mysterious corrosion in a pressure vessel

Posted on November 3rd, 2017 in Chemical Manufacturing Excellence

A leading global manufacturer of chemicals faced a significant corrosion problem in some of its metal tanks. The tanks contained the final product of a peracetic acid production line Continue reading “Solving mysterious corrosion in a pressure vessel” »

Avoiding Corrosion-Related Failures by Choosing the Right Materials

Posted on October 30th, 2017 in Chemical Manufacturing Excellence

With most metals and materials, corrosion is likely to happen eventually. Structures, and equipment are all going to experience degradation at some point and need to be either repaired or replaced entirely. This is a reality that all industries grapple with, and it affects both private business and public life. Continue reading “Avoiding Corrosion-Related Failures by Choosing the Right Materials” »

Protect your business and safety goals with a proactive approach to corrosion problems

Posted on October 23rd, 2017 in Chemical Manufacturing Excellence

Corrosion is a dangerous and exceedingly costly problem. A Nace International study currently puts the global cost estimated to repair corrosive effects at around $2.5 trillion per year. Continue reading “Protect your business and safety goals with a proactive approach to corrosion problems” »