Tank Bottom Corrosion Control Monitoring for Materials Technology & Energy Section

SRNL has an ongoing a project funded by Pipeline Research Council International, Inc. The project involves understanding role of various monitoring methods in integrity management of Aboveground Storage Tank (AST). ASTs are widely used in the oil and gas transmission industry for storing crude oil and related products. The tanks are constructed using A36 grade carbon steel, and tank foundation are made of sand pads...

Strengthening Equitable Culturally Responsive Environments" (SECURE) for Student Success": Using a Servingness Model to Support Hispanic and Underrepresented Students

"Strengthening Equitable Culturally Responsive Environments? (SECURE) for Student Success?: Using a Servingness Model to Support Hispanic and Underrepresented Students? is designed to expand the number of Hispanic and underrepresented (URM) students in Art, Health Sciences, Engineering, Computer Science and the STEM disciplines and...

Design Clinic: Corrosion evolution studies of dissimilar aluminum to steel using different sample configuration joining/welding

The objective of this project is to develop the precise understanding required to develop and explore new environmentally-compliant and economically viable solutions to i) enhance surface properties and performance, including reduced corrosion susceptibility, ii) facilitate joining of dissimilar materials (e.g. dissimilar metals) and the manufacture of hybrid structures...

Mechanical performance, microstructural and Corrosion evolution studies in of the resistance spot welding Aluminum alloys for automotive application

Controlling microstructural reactions in Al-Al combination resistance welding is critical to obtaining good joint properties. Potential interactions include local melting, dendritic structure formation, ageing and over ageing, in addition to formation of void and liquation cracking. Within this phase several actions will be carried out to characteriz...

CSU, Northridge Engineering and Computer Science HSI Initiative

This collaborative project will be lead by the College of Engineering and Computer Science at California State University, Northridge, in partnership with Glendale Community College (GCC) and the College of the Canyons (COC). All three institutions are designated Hispanic serving institutions. The primary objectives of the grant are: (1) To increase the number of Hispanic and low-income students who successfully transfer from Glendal...