CORROSION & EMBRITTLEMENT FAILURES I

Thursday, October 3, 2024: 8:20 AM-10:00 AM
26 C (Huntington Convention Center)
Failures and associated materials characterization connected to aspects of corrosion and embrittlement principles, processes, and effects. Dr. Noah Budiansky, Ph.D., P.E.1, Dr. Alan Humphreys2, Ms. Natalie Martin3, Mr. Aaron Tanzer, P.E.4, Mr. Mark A. Hineman, P.E., C.W.I.5, Mr. Thomas N. Ackerson, PE, MBA6, Mr. John Miller, P.E.7, Dr. Dale E. Alexander, Ph.D., P.E.8, Dr. Vir Nirankari, Ph.D., P.E.1 and Mr. Philip Sherer, P.E.9, (1)Exponent, Inc.(2)Simpson Gumpertz and Heger(3)SEA, Ltd.(4)Air Force Research Laboratory(5)Engineering Systems Inc. (ESi)(6)Blue Origin(7)Applied Technical Services(8)Engineering Systems Inc.(9)Pratt & Whitney
8:20 AM
Suspected Corrosion Initiated Fatigue Failure of Aircraft Wing
Mr. Joe Epperson, FASM, NTSB retired
8:40 AM
Metallurgical Investigation of Cracking in a Beta21S Titanium Alloy Exhaust Nozzle
Mr. Philip Sherer, P.E., Pratt & Whitney
9:00 AM
Rapid corrosion of ammunition in floodwater
Dr. Nicolas Cunningham, P.Eng., CEP Forensic
9:20 AM
Plumbing, Ammunition, and Horses: Embrittlement Failures of Copper Alloys
Dr. Wade Lanning, Ph.D., ARCCA
9:40 AM
Failure Analysis of Microbial Corrosion in Plumbing Systems
Dr. Alan Humphreys, Simpson Gumpertz and Heger
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