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  4. Understanding Why It Cracke...

    Understanding Why It Cracked - Nondestructively

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    Description

    On-Site Field Metallograhy Replication (FMR) Crack Identification

    Once cracks are found by inspection, the next steps include making repair decisions and contemplating the risks to other components. Yet the gap between discovering and solving the problem is often complicated by the lack of information about the damage. Whether fatigue cracks, corrosion cracks, manufacturing flaws, creep, graphitization, high temperature hydrogen attack (HTHA), or another damage mode, each requires a different solution—making its diagnosis critical for developing effective solutions. Field replication can be used to nondestructively to identify crack types and damage modes. This talk will demonstrate how field metallography can beused to bridge the gap between inspecting to find the problem and diagnosing the crack type needed to develop effective solutions.

    Price: ASNT members, free; nonmembers, $49

    Credit value: 1.0 contact hour (0.1 IACET CEU); 0.35 recertification point.

    Contributors

    • Shane Turcott

      Shane graduated with his B.Eng and M.A.Sc in Materials Engineering from McMaster University, Canada. He has performed failure analysis for various employers before founding Steel Image in 2009. Steel Image is a lab-based metallurgical engineering company supporting inspection and reliability efforts by providing failure analysis and on-site crack identification. His experience ranges from refining and mining to energy and automotive. He is the past Ontario Chair of the American Society of Materials, and is the author of Decoding Mechanical Failures and soon-to-be-released book Steel Isn’t Hard (To Learn).

    July 21, 2022
    Thu 3:00 PM EDT

    Duration 1H 0M

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