South Bay Chapter
November 2004 Meeting InformationCorrosion Testing of Brazed Space Station IATCS Materials
Increased nickel concentrations in the Internal Active Thermal Control System (IATCS) coolant prompted a study of the corrosion rates of nickel-brazed heat exchangers in the entire system.
Come join Matt Pohlman as he discusses the causes and problems with this increase nickel concentrations and its effect on other systems in the International Space Station.
Matt Pohlman who holds a BS in Metallurgical Engineering from Purdue University, and an MS in Materials Science from UCLA has over 25 years experience with Honeywell Corporation in the environmental control business with emphasis on materials and processes for heat transfer products and metallurgy of high temperature alloys. He is an instructor of introductory metallurgy at Cerritos College in Los Angeles area, and holds several brazing related patents.
This is sure to be an interesting topic. For reservations please call (805)271-2242 or e-mail your request to reservations. We'll be looking forward to seeing you there.
When
Wednesday, November 17, 2004
Where
Cirivello's
4115 Viking Way, Long Beach
On the diagonal between Bellflower & CarsonSocial/Dinner Hour
6:00 PM to 7:00 PM
Speaker
7:00 PM
Cost
$5 - Includes all the Pizza and Beer/Sodas you can consume
The South Bay Chapter is also looking for new members for it's executive committee. Come join a dynamic organization promoting the materials industry, while providing a great networking experience. For more information please contact Phil Fuentes at Phil Fuentes