Ames Laboratory and the Center for Nondestructive

Address:
111 TASF
Ames, Iowa 50011 United States

Phone: (515) 294-9557   Toll Free:    Fax: (515) 294-7771

Email: info@ameslab.gov   

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Description:
Ames Lab research efforts aim to develop in-service flaw detection techniques for forecasting lifetimes under varied service conditions; scientists are working with government and industry to meet world needs for reliability in manufacturing materials and structures. Research initiatives include the development of the Magnescope, a device that measures a material's magnetic properties to assess damage and potential for failure from destructive mechanisms such as fatigue and corrosion. The lab’s research falls within eight program areas: Materials Science and Engineering, Applied Mathematics and Computational Sciences, Biological and Environmental Research, Chemical and Biological Sciences, Environmental and Protection Sciences, Simulation, Modeling and Decision Science and Nondestructive Evaluation

Area of expertise:
Characterization, Non-Destructive Examination

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