Keith Wagner
B.S. ·
monroeville, PennsylvaniaFailure analysis techniques applied to materials and electronics for commercial and military applications
Evaluation and failure analysis of metallic joining techniques including welding, brazing, and soldering
Analysis of failures in glass materials used in containers, windows and ornamental applications
Forensic investigation of polymer failures - structural supports, pipe and tubing, containers, various consumer products and coatings
Optical and electron microscopy, X-ray spectral analysis techniques, mechanical properties testing, and analytical techniques for materials characterization
Industrial problem solving for manufacturing processes and material interactions related to the automotive, aviation, electronics and biomedical industries
Evaluation of environmental and material effects on commercial, residential and military system components including consumer products and household items, electrical, plumbing and HVAC systems
Evaluation of corrosion and the effects of chlorine gas on various materials including metals, ceramics and plastics
Chloride salt bath stress corrosion and chloride salt bath exfoliation testing
Evaluation of World Trade Center (WTC) dust and corrosive properties and effects on mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems as well as on computer and communications systems in major commercial properties
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Preparation of uncommon materials and devices
M1 Tank Battalion Nuclear Survivability Program including nuclear weapon effects testing and post mortem analysis of mission-critical electronic devices and material components
Evaluation of input protection circuitry on VHSIC (very high-speed integrated circuits) devices for electromagnetic effects (EME-ESD, EMP) threshold levels
Total dose radiation effects testing on MOS structures and GaAs devices for space communications applications
Materials Science
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