NHML Engineering & Materials Testing Resources

New Hampshire Materials Laboratory has developed a number of specialized reports and articles dealing with various engineering problems that it has investigated over the years. Wide ranging in scope, they may provide you with valuable information or background on your existing problem, or may provide you with knowledge about some work you may be doing in the future. And be sure to review our industry definitions if you need assistance with terminology.

• Aluminum Extension Ladders
• Burn Pattern in Vehicle Fires
• Choosing the Right Stainless Steel
• Cutting Through Material Corrosion
• Defective Welds: Revealing Welding Flaws through Visual Inspection
• Ductile & Brittle Fracture
• Electroless Nickel Plating
• Embrittlement of Steels
• FTIR Spectroscopy
• Gunk! A Cry for Help
• Hard Chromium Plating
• Hardness Testing
• A Design Engineer's Checklist: Know Your Steel & Heat Treatment
• High Cycle Fatigue
• Hot Isostatic Pressing
• Hydrogen in Metals
• Hydrolysis of Fiberglass
• Is Your Solder Bath... All Wet?
• Making Money: Is That Really Necessary?
• Martensite in Austenitic Stainless Steel Welds
• Paint & Coating Systems
• Paper Rolls
• Polycarbonate: High Performance Amorphous Engineering Thermoplastic
• Proper Application of Plastics
• Rusting by Stainless Steels
• Scanning Electron Microscopes
• Stuck Intake Valves and Ethanol in Gasoline
• Tips on Welding Cast Iron
• Vehicle Fluids
• Industry Definitions

Industry Links:

• American Society for Testing & Materials
• American Welding Society
• Bodycote IMT
• Industrial Research Institute
• National Society of Professional Engineers
• Maine Metals Products Association
• Society of Automotive Engineers

News

• April 2, 2008 - Passivation featured in the latest edition of NHML's Nuts & Bolts
• April 2, 2008 - Glass Vial Sprinkler Accidents featured in the latest edition of NHML's Nuts & Bolts
• January 2008 - Passing of the hands - Tim Kenney, President/CEO acquired full ownership of New Hampshire Materials Laboratory on January 8, 2008. Senior Scientist, Fred Hochgraf remains an active participant here at NHML
• January 18, 2008 - Important Customer Notice: For your convenience NHML now accepts American Express, Discover Card, MasterCard & Visa.
• October 5, 2007 - Testing for Toxic Lead May Not Be Your Only Concern
• May 21, 2007 - Embrittlement of Steels featured in NHML's Nuts&Bolts newsletter
• December 20, 2006 - NHML launches new Web site
• May 1, 2006 - Hydrolysis of Fiberglass featured in the latest edition of NHML's Nuts & Bolts

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• Failure Analysis
• Mechanical Testing and Analysis
• Metallography
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