POTSDAM -- Clarkson University team receives award for their paper from the American Welding Society. Mechanical and Aeronautical Engineering Professors Daryush Aidun and Marcias Martinez, along with …
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POTSDAM -- Clarkson University team receives award for their paper from the American Welding Society.
Mechanical and Aeronautical Engineering Professors Daryush Aidun and Marcias Martinez, along with Marharyta Pliazhuk ‘20 and graduate student Carlos Reyes have been awarded the Charles H. Jennings Award from the American Welding Society for their paper “In-situ Monitoring of Transient Strain Formation in Vertical Welds”.
This study looks at measurements of strain during manual weldments. The results of the study were validated through collaboration with professor John Goldak and Hossein Nimrouzi from Goldak Technologies, in Ottawa.
This study highlights the formation of complex residual stress fields during welding processes. These residual stresses are localized and can have detrimental effects on structural integrity and remaining useful component life of welded structures.