Corrosion I

Tuesday, October 21, 2025: 8:00 AM-10:00 AM
Failures exhibiting corrosion mechanisms as significant contributing factors. Dr. Alan Humphreys, Simpson Gumpertz and Heger, Mr. Thomas D. Traubert, P.E., Engineering Design & Testing, Mr. Robert O'Shea, P.E., Applied Materials Technologies, Inc., Prof. Véronique Vitry, University of Mons, Mr. Robert Julian Imhoff, GE Aerospace and Mr. John H. Macha, P.E., Southwest Research Institute
8:00 AM
Corrosion Failure of a Distiller Pipe
Mr. John Miller, P.E., Applied Technical Services
8:20 AM
The importance of choosing the right grades of metal alloys to suit the working environment.
Prof. Fabienne Delaunois, University of Mons; Dr. Alexandre Mégret, University of Mons; Prof. Véronique Vitry, University of Mons
8:40 AM
Failure analysis of steam reformer waste heat recovery boiler tubes
Mr. Thomas D. Traubert, P.E., Engineering Design & Testing
9:00 AM
Hot corrosion in turbines: exploring the complex matrix of interacting variables
Mr. Robert Julian Imhoff, GE Aerospace
9:20 AM
Analysis of a Coated Fastener That Failed by Liquid Metal Embrittlement
Mr. Jesse R. Newton, BSE, Element Materials Technology - Wixom; Dr. John M. Tartaglia, PhD & FASM, Element Materials Technology - Wixom
9:40 AM
Pump Casing Sidewall Failure and Internal Vane Material Degradation: A Multifaceted Corrosion Failure Explored
Mr. Dan Carabell, M.S., ESi
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