Fatigue & Fracture II

Wednesday, September 30, 2026: 1:00 PM-2:40 PM
306A (Québec City Convention Centre)
Failures within the scope of fatigue and fracture-related mechanisms. Ms. Niamh Lane, Loyola University Maryland, Lilly Schroer, Georgia Institute of Technology, Mr. Nicholas Catella, Simpson Gumpertz & Heger, Inc., Mr. Thomas D. Traubert, P.E., Engineering Design & Testing and Prof. Véronique Vitry, University of Mons
1:00 PM
Evaluation of a Failed High-Pressure Gauge Bourdon Tube
Mr. Robert Cooley, P.E., Engineering Systems Inc.; Mr. Lloyd Meissner, P.E., Engineering Systems Inc.
1:20 PM
Failure Analysis of Boiler Feedwater Heat Exchanger Tubes
Dr. Eskandar Fereiduni, Acuren; Dr. Erhan Ulvan, P.Eng., FASM, Acuren; Dr. Pooyan Changizian, P.Eng., Acuren
1:40 PM
Engineering Critical Assessment Applied to Pressure Vessel Following Over-Pressurisation
Prof. James D Dwan, PhD CEng EurIng FIEI FIMMM, Trinity College Dublin, The University of Dublin; Dwan Forensic Engineering
2:00 PM
Examination of Broken Guardrails
Dr. Erhan Ulvan, P.Eng., FASM, Acuren
2:20 PM
Failure Analysis of Pneumatic motor in Tilt Drive of Steel Making Vessels
Mr. ABHIK SURAL, TATA STEEL; Mr. N Rajesh Kumar, TATA Steel Ltd.; Mr. SANDEEP PATRA, TATA STEEL; Mr. Susovan Das, Tata Steel
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