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Corrosion and structural integrity

We are highly active in the research and analysis of materials applicable to the offshore, aerospace, automotive and electrical power industries.

Structural design and integrity is of critical importance in these fields because of the higher potential risks of catastrophic structural failures, due to corrosion, stress fatigue and other environmental factors. Fortunately MARS CIC offer a broad range of solutions to assist in the minimalisation of these effects on your products.

We can simulate and investigate a broad range of structural integrity issues within a broad range of operating conditions. Load capacities up to 250KN (dynamic) and temperatures of up to 350 degrees celsius as well as slow strain corrosion testing.

Our areas of expertise include

  • fatigue and fracture of materials
  • corrosion fatigue
  • multi-axial fatigue
  • fretting Fatigue
  • crack growth and monitoring
  • modelling of structural damage
  • spectroscopy and microscopy

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