Lambda Technologies Events

NACE Corrosion 2010

Corrosion 2010 is the world's largest corrosion conference with over 5,000 corrosion industry professionals and 350 exhibiting companies from around the world coming together for 5 days of symposia, forums, technical meetings, and networking events.

P-SAR 2010

The Fifth Annual Propulsion - Safety and Affordable Readiness (P-SAR) Conference will highlight recent advanced technologies that will have significant impact on propulsion system safety and affordable readiness. The Conference directly supports a new tri-service initiative to proactively ensure propulsion safety and affordable readiness through emerging sustainment technologies. The gathering will bring together government, academia and industry representatives, all focused on this challenging research issue.

AA&S 2010

The 2010 Aircraft Airworthiness & Sustainment (AA&S) Conference, formerly known as the Aging Aircraft Conference, is designed to be of interest to DOD, NASA, FAA and industry professionals. It is an excellent forum for sharing ideas and developing new efforts to address airworthiness and sustainment issues facing the community. Hopefully, every attendee will be able to take advantage of the wide variety of research, training and technology made available during the conference.

ASME Turbo Expo 2010

Turbo Expo has a well earned reputation for bringing together the best and brightest experts from around the world to share the latest in gas turbine technology, research and development, and application. Now, the IGTI community is enhancing its leadership role in turbomachinery as it broadens the program scope to include related topics from wind and steam turbine technology. The 2010 Technical Congress proceedings, alone, are worth the price of admission, as the DVD will contain over 1,000 peer-reviewed publications!

Paul S. Prevéy will be presenting his work with Dr. N. Jayaraman of Lambda Research and Ravi Ravindranath of NAVAIR entitled "Fatigue Life Extension of Steam Turbine Alloys Using Low Plasticity Burnishing (LPB)."

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F-16 ASIP 2010

Dr. N. Jayaraman will be presenting his work with Russell Lascelles and Paul S. Prevéy of Lambda Technologies entitled "Mitigation of Fatigue and Cracking Damage in F-16 Wing Pylon Cutout Through LPB."

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EPRI 2010

The objective of the conference is to gather the leading international nuclear engineers, materials scientists and engineers and vendors in a forum for exploring, discussing and reporting the latest research, plant experiences, analyses, planning and solutions for increased materials reliability in Pressurized Water Reactor (PWR) power plant components. In addition to R&D and Utility Applications-focused technical sessions, we plan to include a series of 1/2-day workshops on selected subjects as learning venues to allow detailed concept development and lectures, and to encourage dynamic, interactive discussions amongst the international Pressurized Water Reactor researcher and Utility enterprise. The conference will provide a venue for discussion and increased understanding of the latest EPRI research and other Utility programs, as well as the latest Academic, Government and Industry research and experience on materials issues that are relevant to the continued safety, reliability and competitiveness of the international Pressurized Water Reactor power plants.

Doug Hornbach of Lambda Technologies and Brian Hall of Areva NP will be presenting their work with Jeremy Scheel of Lambda Technologies entitled "Application of Low Plasticity Burnishing to Mitigate SCC of Nuclear Components."

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11th Annual DOE Small Business Conference & Expo

The event will feature plenaries, educational workshops, an Exhibit Hall with 200+ exhibitors/sponsors, as well as business matchmaking sessions. Over 1,600 attendees will represent all levels of federal, state, and local government agencies, the small business community, large/prime contractors, minority educational institutions, and many more!

OGMT 2010

Join maintenance and reliability professionals from around the globe to network, share and learn new technologies and techniques in the oil and gas industry. With 3 days of informative conference sessions, numerous opportunities to network with colleagues and an exhibition featuring service and product providers in various fields, the OGMT North America event will exceed your expectations

Oil and Gas Maintenance Technology North America is the only maintenance and reliability event geared exclusively to the oil and gas industry in North America. Now in its second year, OGMTNA showcases the best ways to address critical performance concerns. 

TETS 2010

The Turbine Engine Technology Symposium is the only forum where the United States’ turbine engine community gathers to review and discuss the latest technology advances achieved through the Versatile, Affordable, Advanced Turbine Engines (VAATE) Program. Comprised of all sectors of the Department of Defense, NASA, the Department of Energy, six major engine companies and three airframe manufacturers, VAATE is a totally integrated, physics-based, turbine engine technology program chaired by the Office of the Secretary of Defense. VAATE’s mission is to develop, demonstrate and transition advanced, multi-use, turbine engine technologies that provide a revolutionary improvement in affordable capability to a broad range of legacy, emerging and future propulsion and power needs, with explicit versatility for dual use application.

Doug Christensen will be presenting his work with Dr. N. Jayaraman and Jeremey Scheel entitled, "Mitigation of Fatigue and Cracking Damage in F-16 Wing Pylon Cutout Through LPB."

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