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| Project Leader: | Jose Dominic jose.dominic@tamu.edu Materials Science & Engineering |
| Faculty Mentor: | Jean-Briac le Graverend, Ph.D. |
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Meeting Times:
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TBA |
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Team Size:
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5
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| Open Spots: | 0 |
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Special Opportunities:
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Hands-on research experience working with Ni-based superalloys, becoming long-term member of the research group, explore interest in pursuing graduate school, Potential to present work at conferences |
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Team Needs:
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Requirements: No prior research experience required. Team members must be self-motivated, hardworking, and open to on-the-job learning. Preference will be given to students with a keen interest in materials science, engineering, or related fields. Please send your resume to jose.dominic@tamu.edu Beneficial, not required: Experience with MATLAB/Python are a bonus but not required |
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Description:
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The project strives to get a fundamental understanding on how varying temperature with time affects the useful life of metals. This new knowledge will address the need to increase operating temperatures in key industrial sectors to improve efficiency and reduce environmental impact, without compromising safety. The first part of the project involves configuring and testing a new creep-fatigue test rig while the second part involves various thermo-mechanical testing and data analysis |