Fatigue & Fracture I

Thursday, October 23, 2025: 8:00 AM-10:00 AM
331AB (Huntington Place)
Failures within the scope of fatigue and fracture-related mechanisms. Dr. Daniel P Dennies, DMS Inc, Dr. Ellen E. Wright, Ph.D., P.E., Engineering Systems Inc. (ESi), Mr. William Rossey, GE Aerospace, Dr. Erhan Ulvan, Ph.D., P.Eng., FASM, Acuren Group Inc. and Mr. Porter R. Ritchie, M.S., P.E., ESi
8:00 AM
Failure Analysis of the Luffing Cylinder Bracket in a Stacker Cum Reclaimer
Mr. Susovan Das, Tata Steel; Mr. Archit Mudugu, Tata Steel; Mr. N. Rajesh Kumar, Tata Steel
8:20 AM
What did Joe Break This Time? Abnormal Failures of Table Knives During Operation
Dr. Mohammad S. Dodaran, Ph.D., Exponent; Dr. Nikolay Semenikhin, Ph. D., P.E., Exponent, Inc.; Dr. Philip D. Brooke, Ph.D., P.E., Exponent, Inc.; Dr. Ross Bennett-Kennett, Ph.D., Exponent, Inc.; Dr. Gabriel ganot, Ph.D., P.E., C.W.I., Exponent, Inc.; Dr. Joseph Lemberg, Ph.D., P.E., Exponent, Inc.
8:40 AM
Failure due to Impact of Diamond Impregnated Metal Matrix Tools
Prof. James D Dwan, PhD CEng Eur Ing FIEI FIMM, Trinity College Dublin, The University of Dublin; Dwan Forensic Engineering
9:00 AM
Examination Of Helicopter Hydraulic Tube That Experienced Fatigue Cracking Via Slip Mechanism
Mr. Aaron Slager, Bell Helicopter Textron
9:20 AM
Fracture of a Metal-Injection Molded Steel Firearm Component
Mr. Ronald Parrington, P.E., FASM, Applied Technical Services (ATS)
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