All materials have fundamental physical characteristics that may be altered, naturally or intentionally, through chemical reactions like phase transition, glass transition, and oxidation. How do we determine the cause and extent of a material's physical transformation?
In this Solving for Why video, chemist Jeff Plumridge demonstrates the use of differential scanning calorimetry to measure the degree of oxidation in a plastic pipe that prematurely failed while in service.
RELATED INFORMATION
-
Jeffrey Plumridge, Senior AssociateWJE Northbrook MORE >People | Jeffrey Plumridge, Senior Associate -
WJE's Janney Technical Center (JTC) provides advanced testing and forensic capabilities to... MORE >Labs | Janney Technical Center -
Our materials scientists provide comprehensive consulting services for the evaluation and... MORE >Services | Materials Evaluation and Testing -
Thousands of clients have relied on us to accurately determine the cause and extent of damage... MORE >Services | Failure and Damage Investigation
