Diploma in Aging, Odor and Durability of Surfaces
Sobre nuestro Diploma in Aging, Odor and Durability of Surfaces
The Diploma in Aging, Odor, and Surface Durability explores methodologies for evaluating and predicting the behavior of surfaces exposed to environmental, chemical, and physical factors over time. It focuses on the study of aging, odor generation, and resistance of various materials, such as polymers, coatings, and textiles. It covers techniques of materials analysis, spectroscopy, and accelerated testing to determine the service life and integrity of surfaces in different applications, from the automotive industry to construction.
The program offers hands-on training in the use of instruments and software for surface characterization and degradation analysis, including the study of volatile organic compound (VOC) emissions and environmental impact assessment. The aim is to prepare professionals for roles such as materials engineers, quality control specialists, laboratory analysts, and product durability consultants, equipping them to address challenges related to the longevity and functionality of surfaces.
Target keywords (naturally occurring in the text): aging, durability, surfaces, materials analysis, spectroscopy, VOC emission, degradation, odor, lifespan.
Diploma in Aging, Odor and Durability of Surfaces
- Modalidad: Online
- Duración: 8 meses
- Horas: 900 H
- Idioma: ES / EN
- Créditos: 60 ECTS
- Fecha de matrÃcula: 19-06-2026
- Fecha de inicio: 30-07-2026
- Plazas disponibles: 3
1.295 $
Competencias y resultados
Qué aprenderás
1. Mastering the Aging, Odor, and Durability of Marine Surfaces
- Evaluate the degradation mechanisms of naval surfaces exposed to marine environments, including corrosion, erosion, and biodeterioration.
- Identify the factors that influence the aging of materials used in shipbuilding, such as exposure to sunlight, temperature, and humidity.
- Understand the chemical and physical processes that cause the deterioration of coatings and paints on naval surfaces.
- Analyze the techniques for evaluating and measuring the durability of naval surfaces, including laboratory tests and field trials.
- Apply methods for preventing and controlling deterioration, such as the appropriate selection of materials, the application of protective coatings, and preventive maintenance.
- Study the impact of odor on the performance and habitability of ships, as well as strategies for controlling and eliminating it.
Unwanted odors.
Understanding the regulations and standards related to the protection of naval surfaces and the control of deterioration.
2. Expert Analysis of Naval Aging, Odor, and Surface Strength
- Evaluate the degradation of naval materials due to aging and environmental exposure.
- Identify and analyze the factors that influence the generation of odors associated with naval components and structures.
- Determine the causes of decreased surface strength in marine and corrosive environments.
- Study the application of failure analysis techniques to evaluate structural integrity.
- Apply non-destructive testing (NDT) methods to detect defects and assess damage in naval structures.
- Understand the corrosion mechanisms and their impact on the strength of naval materials.
- Analyze the behavior of protective coatings and their effectiveness in preventing deterioration.
- Evaluate the impact of design and manufacturing on the durability and performance of naval structures.
- Use specialized tools and software to simulate and predict the aging and degradation of naval materials.
- Develop strategies for the lifecycle management of naval assets, including maintenance and repair.
materials.
3. Comprehensive user-oriented design and validation (from modeling to manufacturing)
You will learn to integrate the entire product development process, from initial model conception to final validation, applying user-centered methodologies. You will develop skills in parametric design, ergonomics, simulation, sustainable materials, 3D visualization, and manufacturing management, ensuring efficient, safe solutions that meet current industry standards.
1. Master's Degree in Aging, Odors, and Surface Resistance in the Shipbuilding Industry
- Understand and evaluate the aging processes of materials used in shipbuilding, including metals, polymers, and composites.
- Identify and analyze the effects of odors and their impact on the durability and functionality of naval surfaces.
- Study surface degradation mechanisms, such as corrosion, erosion, and biological attack, and develop protection strategies.
- Explore the resistance of naval materials and structures to static and dynamic loads.
- Analyze critical structural couplings, including flexural-torsional behavior and induced vibrations.
- Evaluate the fatigue of materials and structures under cyclic loads and apply service life analysis techniques.
- Dimension and design laminates in advanced composites, considering mechanical properties and service conditions.
- Analyze the behavior of structural joints, both mechanical and adhesive, and optimize their Design for strength and durability.
Apply finite element analysis (FEA) techniques to simulate the structural behavior of naval components and systems.
Implement damage tolerance methodologies to assess structural integrity and predict the service life of structures.
Use non-destructive testing (NDT) methods, such as ultrasound, radiography, and thermography, for the inspection and evaluation of materials and structures.
5. Specialization in Aging, Odor, and Surface Resistance for Ships
- Understand the aging mechanisms of materials used in shipbuilding, including degradation from exposure to environmental agents and wear.
- Evaluate the impact of odor on ship surfaces, considering factors such as corrosion, the accumulation of microorganisms, and contamination.
- Analyze the resistance of ship surfaces to different conditions, such as abrasion, erosion, and impact.
- Identify and apply techniques for the protection and maintenance of ship surfaces, including the use of coatings, paints, and special treatments.
- Study the effects of aging, odor, and resistance on the service life and performance of ships.
- Become familiar with the relevant regulations and standards for the protection and maintenance of ship surfaces.
- Develop skills in the inspection and evaluation of ship surfaces, including the use of tools and equipment specialized.
- Apply the acquired knowledge to problem-solving and decision-making related to aging, odor, and surface resistance of ships.
6. Assessment and Management of Aging, Odor, and Surface Durability in the Naval Sector
You will learn to integrate the entire product development process, from initial model conception to final validation, applying user-centered methodologies. You will develop skills in parametric design, ergonomics, simulation, sustainable materials, 3D visualization, and manufacturing management, ensuring efficient, safe solutions that meet current industry standards.
Para quien va dirigido nuestro:
Diploma in Aging, Odor and Durability of Surfaces
- Engineers with degrees in Naval Engineering, Marine Engineering, Materials Engineering, or related disciplines.
- Professionals in the shipbuilding industry, shipyards, ship repair companies, and manufacturers of coatings and marine paints.
- Experts in vessel maintenance, naval asset management, and those responsible for safety and durability.
- Naval inspectors, surveyors, and personnel from naval classification societies interested in the assessment of the aging of surfaces.
Recommended requirements: basic knowledge of chemistry, materials physics, and maritime regulations. Language skills (ES/EN) are a plus.
- Standards-driven curriculum: you will work with CS-27/CS-29, DO-160, DO-178C/DO-254, ARP4754A/ARP4761, ADS-33E-PRF from the first module.
- Accreditable laboratories (EN ISO/IEC 17025) with rotor bench, EMC/Lightning pre-compliance, HIL/SIL, vibrations/acoustics.
- Evidence-oriented TFM: safety case, test plan, compliance dossierand operational limits.
- Mentored by industry: teachers with experience in rotorcraft, tiltrotor, eVTOL/UAM and flight test.
- Flexible modality (hybrid/online), international cohorts and support from SEIUM Career Services.
- Ethics and security: safety-by-design approach, cyber-OT, DIH and compliance as pillars.
Module 1 — Fundamentals of Naval Aging
1.1 Introduction to Surface Degradation in Marine Environments
1.2 Key Factors in Naval Aging: Sun, Water, Salt
1.3 Deterioration Mechanisms: Corrosion, Erosion, Wear
1.4 Types of Naval Surfaces: Steels, Alloys, Coatings
1.5 Aging Assessment: Initial Methods and Techniques
1.6 The Impact of Odor on Naval Surfaces
1.7 Durability and Service Life: Fundamental Concepts
1.8 Regulations and Standards in the Naval Industry
1.9 Fundamentals of Surface Strength: Adhesion and Wear
1.10 Case Studies: Examples of Aging in Ships
1.10
2.2 Fundamentals of Naval Surface Aging: Key Processes and Factors
2.2 Aging Assessment Methods: Techniques and Tools
2.3 Odor Analysis on Naval Surfaces: Identification and Causes
2.4 Environmental Impact and Coating Durability
2.5 Corrosion and Degradation in Marine Environments
2.6 Surface Strength Study: Tests and Measurements
2.7 Failure Analysis: Types and Deterioration Mechanisms
2.8 Material Design and Selection: Preventive Strategies
2.9 Regulations and Standards in the Naval Industry
2.20 Case Studies: Problem Analysis and Solutions
3.3 Factors Affecting the Aging of Marine Surfaces
3.2 Identification and Analysis of Odors in Naval Environments
3.3 Methods for Evaluating Surface Durability in Marine Environments
3.4 Cleaning and Preventive Maintenance Strategies
3.5 Selection and Application of Optimized Marine Coatings
3.6 Corrosion and Degradation Control on Surfaces
3.7 Impact of Exposure to UV and Salt Spray
3.8 Advanced Inspection and Evaluation Techniques
3.9 Design for Longevity and Surface Strength
3.30 Service Life Management of Marine Coatings
3.30
4.4 Fundamentals of Aging in Naval Environments
4.2 Key Factors Affecting Surface Aging
4.3 Identification and Characterization of Odors on Naval Surfaces
4.4 Mechanisms of Material Degradation in Marine Environments
4.5 Surface Durability Assessment Techniques
4.6 Failure Analysis and Case Studies on Naval Surfaces
4.7 Strategies for Mitigating Aging and Odors
4.8 Selection of Materials and Coatings for Longevity
4.9 Surface Maintenance and Repair Management
4.40 Economic and Environmental Impact of Surface Aging
4.5
5.5 Fundamentals of Marine Surface Aging: Key Factors
5.5 Odor Assessment and its Impact in Marine Environments
5.3 Types of Materials and their Resistance to Aging in Marine Environments
5.4 Surface Deterioration Analysis and Diagnostic Techniques
5.5 Protection and Coatings: Selection and Application
5.6 Environmental Factors: Salinity, UV Radiation, and Temperature
5.7 Surface Durability and Life Cycle Management
5.8 Preventive and Corrective Maintenance in Marine Environments
5.9 Legislation and Regulations on Surfaces and Pollution
5.50 Case Studies: Failure Analysis and Implemented Solutions
6.6 Identification and Characterization of Naval Surface Aging
6.2 Environmental Factors and Their Impact on Surface Durability
6.3 Odor Assessment Techniques for Naval Surfaces
6.4 Surface Strength Measurement and Analysis Methods
6.5 Failure and Degradation Analysis of Naval Materials
6.6 Corrosion Protection Systems and Coatings
6.7 Surface Durability and Service Life Management
6.8 Regulations and Standards in Naval Surface Assessment
6.9 Case Studies: Aging Analysis on Specific Vessels
6.60 Surface Mitigation and Remediation Strategies
6.7
7.7 Fundamentals of Deterioration on Naval Surfaces
7.2 Environmental Factors and Their Impact on Degradation
7.3 Analysis of Corrosion and Oxidation Processes
7.4 Identification and Evaluation of Associated Odors
7.7 Durability Measurement and Analysis Techniques
7.6 Selection of Suitable Materials and Coatings
7.7 Surface Design and Preparation for Protection
7.8 Application and Maintenance of Protection Systems
7.9 Case Studies: Common Failures and Solutions
7.70 Naval Industry Regulations and Standards
8.8 Evaluation of Naval Materials and Coatings: Advanced Techniques
8.8 Environmental Factors and Their Impact on Marine Surfaces
8.3 Identification and Analysis of Surface Degradation Mechanisms
8.4 Methodologies for Odor Detection and Measurement in Naval Environments
8.5 Case Studies: Aging and Durability in Different Types of Vessels
8.6 Coating Selection and Application: Best Practices
8.7 Preventive and Corrective Maintenance Strategies for Marine Surfaces
8.8 Innovation in Materials and Technologies for the Protection of Naval Surfaces
8.9 Service Life Management and Reduction of Operating Costs
8.0 Regulatory and Normative Aspects in the Naval Industry
9.9 Introduction to Marine Surface Aging: Environmental and Mechanical Factors.
9.9 Types of Wear and Degradation on Marine Surfaces: Corrosion, Erosion, and Fatigue Wear.
9.3 Marine Materials and Coatings: Properties and Selection for Durability.
9.4 Protection and Preventive Maintenance Techniques: Cleaning, Painting, and Coatings.
9.5 Case Studies: Failure Studies and Lessons Learned in Different Marine Environments.
9.6 Regulations and Standards: Compliance with Industry Regulations.
9.7 Sensors and Monitoring: Technologies for Early Deterioration Detection.
9.8 Design for Durability: Strategies to Extend the Service Life of Marine Surfaces.
9.9 Service Life Assessment: Tools for Determining Service Life. 9.90 Maintenance Planning: Strategy and Scheduling
9.9 Aging Analysis Methods: Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) and Laboratory Tests
9.9 Odor Analysis in Naval Environments: Identification and Causes of Unpleasant Odors
9.3 Surface Strength Evaluation: Adhesion, Hardness, and Impact Resistance Tests
9.4 Advanced Surface Characterization Techniques: Microscopy and Spectroscopy
9.5 Correlation Between Aging, Odor, and Strength: Interrelationships and Synergistic Effects
9.6 Aging Modeling and Simulation: Predicting Long-Term Behavior
9.7 Failure Diagnosis: Identifying the Root Causes of Degradation Problems 9.8 Risk Analysis: Assessment of Hazards Associated with Aging.
9.9 Reporting and Documentation: Preparation of technical reports and data analysis.
9.90 Case Studies: Damage and wear analysis.
3.9 Marine Surface Design: Selection of Optimal Materials and Coatings.
3.9 Optimization of Protection Systems: Strategies for Cost Reduction and Increased Service Life.
3.3 Advanced Cleaning Technologies: Efficient and Sustainable Methods.
3.4 Predictive Maintenance Strategies: Use of Data for Intelligent Planning.
3.5 Coating Performance Evaluation: Field and Laboratory Testing.
3.6 Innovation in Marine Coatings: Nanotechnology, Self-Healing Coatings. 3.7 Asset Management: Strategies for Optimizing the Service Life of Surfaces.
3.8 Cost-Benefit Analysis: Economic Evaluation of Optimization Decisions.
3.9 Continuous Improvement: Implementation of Continuous Improvement.
3.90 Sustainability: Best Practices in the Industry.
4.9 Fundamental Principles of Aging in the Shipbuilding Industry: Degradation Processes.
4.9 Advanced Aging Analysis Techniques: NDT and Failure Analysis.
4.3 Comprehensive Maintenance Strategies: Planning and Execution of Tasks.
4.4 Risk Management: Risk Identification, Assessment, and Mitigation.
4.5 Shipbuilding Industry Regulations and Standards: Compliance and Certification.
4.6 Leadership and Team Management: Developing Leadership Skills in Surface Management.
4.7 Research and Development: Innovation in Materials and Technologies.
4.8 Advanced Case Studies: Analysis of Complex Failures and Innovative Solutions.
4.9 Ethics and Professionalism: Responsibilities in the Shipbuilding Industry.
4.90 Future of the Industry: New Trends and Challenges.
5.9 Design and Selection of Materials for Specific Vessels: Types of Vessels and Their Needs.
5.9 Coatings and Paints for Ships: Selection, Application, and Maintenance.
5.3 Damage Assessment and Surface Repair: Repair and Replacement Techniques.
5.4 Cathodic Protection and Other Protection Systems: Application and Maintenance.
5.5 Monitoring and Evaluation of Aging in Ships: Technologies and Methods.
5.6 Durability Management in the Ship Life Cycle: Strategies and Planning. 5.7 Ship-Specific Legislation and Regulations: Regulatory Compliance
5.8 Case Studies of Different Ship Types: Experiences and Solutions
5.9 Field Testing and Evaluation: Data Collection and Analysis
5.90 Customized Maintenance Planning
6.9 Fundamentals of Naval Surface Durability: Principles and Key Factors
6.9 Corrosion and Wear Assessment: Inspection Methods and Techniques
6.3 Risk Analysis and Integrity Management: Risk Identification and Mitigation
6.4 Design and Selection of Durable Materials: Strategies for Enhancing Durability
6.5 Coating and Protection Techniques: Application and Maintenance
6.6 Monitoring and Evaluation of Surface Condition: Monitoring Systems and Data Analysis 6.7 Durability Management in the Ship Lifecycle: Planning and Strategies
6.8 Durability Legislation and Regulations: Compliance and Standards
6.9 Case Studies and Practical Examples: Real-World Experiences and Applied Solutions
6.90 Auditing and Continuous Improvement: Performance Evaluation and Practice Improvement
7.9 Introduction to Marine Coatings: Types, Properties, and Functions
7.9 Coating Aging: Degradation Mechanisms and Influencing Factors
7.3 Longevity Assessment: Testing Methods and Analysis Techniques
7.4 Coating Selection: Criteria and Considerations for Durability
7.5 Coating Application and Maintenance: Techniques and Best Practices 7.6 Corrosion Protection Systems: Design and Implementation.
7.7 Environmental Impact and Sustainability: Considerations and Regulations.
7.8 Regulations and Standards: Compliance with Regulations and Certifications.
7.9 Case Studies and Practical Experiences: Analysis of Successes and Failures.
7.90 Innovation and Future Trends: Advances in Materials and Technologies.
8.9 Introduction to Marine Surfaces: Types, Materials, and Applications.
8.9 Aging and Degradation Processes: Key Factors and Mechanisms.
8.3 Durability Assessment Methods: Testing, Inspections, and Analysis.
8.4 Protection and Maintenance Techniques: Coatings, Cathodic Protection, and Repairs.
8.5 Risk Analysis and Asset Management: Strategies for Life Cycle Optimization.
8.6 Industry Regulations and Standards: Compliance and Certification
8.7 Case Studies and Best Practices: Real-World Examples and Lessons Learned
8.8 Emerging Technologies: Innovations in Materials and Evaluation Methods
8.9 Economic Aspects and Sustainability: Costs, Benefits, and Environmental Impact
8.90 Professional Development: Skills and Competencies for Success in the Field
9.9 Introduction to Surface Durability: Key Concepts and Definitions
9.9 Factors Affecting Durability: Environment, Materials, and Design
9.3 Degradation Mechanisms: Corrosion, Erosion, and Fatigue
9.4 Material Selection: Criteria and Important Properties
9.5 Coatings and Protection: Types and Functions 9.6 Inspection and Evaluation: Methods and Techniques
9.7 Maintenance and Repair: Strategies and Practices
9.8 Regulations and Standards: Compliance and Certification
9.9 Design for Durability: Strategies and Considerations
9.90 Case Studies and Examples: Real-World Applications and Lessons Learned
**Final Project — Naval Durability and Longevity**
1. Fundamentals of Corrosion and Deterioration in Marine Environments
2. Types of Marine Coatings and Their Properties
3. Factors Impacting Surface Aging
4. Odor Assessment and Its Impact on Durability
5. Material Strength Testing and Analysis
6. Strategies for Optimizing Coating Life
7. Design and Selection of Materials for Marine Environments
8. Predictive and Preventive Maintenance Management
9. Naval Industry Regulations and Standards
10. Case Study: Failure Analysis and Solutions
- Hands-on methodology: test-before-you-trust, design reviews, failure analysis, compliance evidence.
- Software (depending on licenses/partners): MATLAB/Simulink, Python (NumPy/SciPy), OpenVSP, SU2/OpenFOAM, Nastran/Abaqus, AMESim/Modelica, acoustics tools, planning toolchains DO-178C.
- SEIUM Laboratories: scale rotor bench, vibrations/acoustics, EMC/Lightning pre-compliance, HIL/SIL for AFCS, data acquisition with strain gauging.
- Standards and compliance: EN 9100, 17025, ISO 27001, GDPR.
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