Corrosion Research at the Materials Technology Institute 2009 NACE Regional Pittsburgh Tony Scribner
4/18/2015MTI presentation24/18/20152 Summary Brief History Organization Key Benefits
4/18/2015MTI presentation3 A Brief History of MTI 5 Guys in a Bar NACE 1975 Toronto Discussing Major Problem Areas Inadequate Resources Result—Frustration, then an Idea! 4/18/20153
MTI presentation4 Frustration—Then An Idea! Why Not Pool Funds for Solving Generic Problems? And the Rest is 35 Years of History! 4/18/20154
MTI presentation5 MTI Staff 6 Directors Tony Scribner, WV Barry Greene, NJ Emory Ford, MA Galen Hodge, IN Heather Stine, NH Jim Macki, WA Staff Consultant Jesse Chen St. Louis Office Debby Ehret Lori Elgin Katherine Reinecke 4/18/20155
MTI presentation6 Operating Philosophy Members define activities Staff helps make it happen Operating mode is “town meeting” Technical issues—TAC’s, PDC’s, & PT’s Avoid “staff driven” Require “champions ” 4/18/20156
MTI presentation7 Some of the Current Programs at MTI Terahertz Imaging to Identify Defects in FRP and Detect CUI Guidelines for Assessing Fire and Explosion Damage – 2 nd Edition of Publication No. 30 Operation, Maintenance and Repair of Glass Lined Equipment
4/18/2015MTI presentation8 Some of the Current Programs at MTI Page 2 Understanding Metal Dusting and the Development of MD Resistant Alloys Detection of Hydrogen in Titanium Improvements in Metal Casting Quality
4/18/2015MTI presentation9 Terahertz Imaging to Detect Damage in FRP Structures and Detect CUI Program just finishing at RPI to leverage the THz imaging technology used in security programs to CPI use. Detection of laminar defects in FRP in a manner similar to that used by NASA on the Space Shuttle Detection of corrosion under insulation
4/18/2015MTI presentation10 Detection of Inch Thick Laminar Defect in Polyester Resin FRP
4/18/2015MTI presentation11 Detection of Corrosion Under Insulation
4/18/2015MTI presentation12 Detection of Corrosion Under Insulation
4/18/2015MTI presentation13 Guidelines for Assessing Fire and Explosion Damage First published 1990 2 nd Printing 1992 Incorporated into API 579 Expanded 2 nd Edition now in preparation
4/18/2015MTI presentation14 Arson and Sabotage Must never be mentioned lightly Turns an incident site into a crime scene Most companies hate to talk about it for fear of copycats More common than one might think
4/18/2015MTI presentation15 Arson and Sabotage
4/18/2015MTI presentation16 Arson and Sabotage
4/18/2015MTI presentation17 Storm Damage Notorious 2005 Hurricane season made it clear that storm damage assessment was as important as fire or explosion damage assessment Storm damage assessment similar to fire damage assessment Balance early return to service with safe reliable operation
4/18/2015MTI presentation18 Storm Damage
4/18/2015MTI presentation19 Wind Damage
4/18/2015MTI presentation20 Operation, Maintenance and Repair of Glass Lined Equipment New book that has just been published Written by industry experts Details inspection and assessment of GLS Liberally illustrated with repair types and repair instructions
4/18/2015MTI presentation21 Installation of One Piece Agitator
4/18/2015MTI presentation22 Describes the Various Failure Modes Example of Thermal Shock
4/18/2015MTI presentation23 Illustrated Repair Techniques 3 Piece Plug
4/18/2015MTI presentation24 Illustrated Repair Techniques Plug Installation
4/18/2015MTI presentation25 Illustrated Repair Techniques Plug Installation
4/18/2015MTI presentation26 Understanding Metal Dusting Expert review of the various theories that are used to explain metal Dusting JV with the National Laboratories for modeling Metal Dusting Testing of various alloys for resistance to Metal Dusting Development of a new alloy
4/18/2015MTI presentation27 Understanding Metal Dusting
4/18/2015MTI presentation28 Metal Dusting Alloy Testing
4/18/2015MTI presentation29 Metal Dusting Alloy Development Argonne National Laboratory Cr25% Al 3% Zr 0.1% Y 0.1% Fe< 1% NiBal
4/18/2015MTI presentation30 Continuing Research into Metal Dusting Understand the effects of additives to the gas streams to slow or eliminate metal dusting Understand the effects of surface coatings that either protect the metal surface or poison the metal dusting reaction.
4/18/2015MTI presentation31 Detection of Hydrogen in Titanium Hydrided titanium can be “glass” brittle It looks the same as non-hydrided titanium MTI members would like a simple NDT technique to be able to detect hydriding
4/18/2015MTI presentation32 Detection of Hydrogen in Titanium
4/18/2015MTI presentation33 Detection of Hydrogen in Titanium Contracted to develop a simple tool to detect hydrogen Electrical resistance change based Technique has led to another, alternative technique that may be more sensitive
4/18/2015MTI presentation34 Casting Quality Prediction Problems: Presence of intergranular solidification shrink that X-rays can not find. This produces leaks when in service. Reduces yield of casting process Need: Quantitative process to predict formation of shrink and how to correct.
4/18/2015MTI presentation35 Casting Quality Prediction .. Leak M35 -1 Casting
4/18/2015MTI presentation36 Niyama Values in Region of Leak mid-plane ID OD Ny min = 0.69 Ny min = 0.58 Niyama values are in units of (°C-s)1/2/mm
4/18/2015MTI presentation37 Casting Quality Prediction Objectives of Program Create data necessary for all important CPI alloys Develop a procedure that can be used to validate the capability of a foundry to use the Niyama simulation
4/18/2015MTI presentation38 MTI Sponsored Research Projects that improve industrial competitiveness Covers a wide variety of subjects that are important to members Done by pooling funding to develop and understand materials and corrosion issues that are of common interest Membership is open to all companies.