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Dan Herring - Heat Treatment

David Pye - Metallurgy

Dan Kay - Brazing

Debbie Aliya - Failure Analysis

George Vander Voort - Metallography

Thomas Joseph - Intellectual Property

Omar Nashashibi – Government

Reed Miller – Thermal Processing

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Failure Prevention Through Nondestructive Testing (part 1)

Debbie Aliya
Debbie Aliya
November 2, 2010
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Many types of critical equipment are subject to nondestructive testing methods, which are specified as part of a program to reduce the risk of unexpected structural failure.
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The Light is Better

Debbie Aliya
Debbie Aliya
September 10, 2010
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It was late at night. An old man was fumbling around at the base of a street lamp. Another person showed up and asked the man what he was doing.“Looking
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How Do You Know What You Think You Know? (part 2)

Debbie Aliya
Debbie Aliya
July 13, 2010
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Last week, we asked about a familiar image. Can you see the hag? Can you see the beautiful lady?
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How Do You Know What You Think You Know?

Debbie Aliya
Debbie Aliya
July 6, 2010
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Do you ever wonder about whether what you know is right? Most of us don’t, unless we run into something that forces us to re-evaluate things.
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Microfractography Interpretation (part 3)

Debbie Aliya
Debbie Aliya
June 24, 2010
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Sometimes, evaluation of fracture surfaces in the scanning electron microscope reveals features that do not easily fall into any of the classical crack categories.
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What Metallurgical Testing Can, Cannot Reveal (part 1)

Debbie Aliya
Debbie Aliya
May 21, 2010
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Some people today have trouble telling the difference between science, technology and magic.
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Microfractography Interpretation (Part 2)

Debbie Aliya
Debbie Aliya
March 23, 2010
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Figure 2 Figure 2 shows one of the most classical cleavage, or transgranular cracks, that I have ever found in a broken part. The red arrows highlight parallel sets of
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Microfractography Interpretation (Part 1)

Debbie Aliya
Debbie Aliya
March 16, 2010
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Most of the failure analysis we have been talking about on this blog so far is about fractography and, specifically, about fractography that relates to the macro scale
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Understanding the Value of Through and Case Hardening of Steels (Part 3)

Debbie Aliya
Debbie Aliya
February 4, 2010
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Now, here is where the idea of case hardening comes in.
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Understanding the Value of Through and Case Hardening of Steels (Part 2)

Debbie Aliya
Debbie Aliya
January 22, 2010
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If, for now, we look at the “classical worst case,” or the outer fiber stress, y is 5.
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