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Metallurgical Technologies, Inc.

Consulting Metallurgical Engineering
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Tel: +1 (704) 663.5108
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WWW: www.met-tech.com

Metallurgical Failure Analysis

Metallurgical Failure Analysis

We are experts in metallurgical forensic failure analysis and engineering. Our metallurgical engineers analyze and determine the root cause of failure and make recommendations to prevent future recurrence. Through a careful extensive forensic examination and analysis of: background information, service environment, fracture surfaces, and mechanical and chemical properties of the component; the pieces of the puzzle are fit together in a conclusive manner and a root cause of failure is identified.

Metals typically fail by: fatigue, corrosion, overload, embrittlement, wear, metal creep, fretting, deformation, erosion, hydrogen damage and cracking, and stress corrosion cracking. A complete forensic failure investigation can identify which of these mechanisms or what combination of mechanisms contributed to the component failure. We can also determine whether manufacturing, processing or design issues contributed to or caused the failure.

All evidence and test results are documented and presented in a report, which interprets and explains each finding in a clear and concise format. We also provide reports of evidence in support of resolving insurance claims, expert witness testimony, and litigation support in product liability and accident cases.

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