New Hampshire corrosion expert witnesses assess material degradation in coastal and cold-weather environments, where salt exposure and freeze-thaw cycles accelerate failure. They often come from mechanical, metallurgical, and civil engineering, pipeline integrity, and protective coatings roles supporting shipyards and state bridge infrastructure. They evaluate corrosion mechanisms, coating performance, cathodic protection, and causation in premature failures.
Metallurgy & Corrosion Engineering Expert Witness
Metallurgy & Corrosion Engineering Expert Witness
- Review Fee
- $365/hr
- Deposition Fee
- $365/hr
- Court Fee
- $365/hr
This highly qualified engineer's expertise is in metallurgy and corrosion science and engineering. He has extensive experience in litigation and litigation support as well as extensive experience in pro-active client work. He specializes in failure analysis, corrosion failure analysis, material degradation, failure prevention, material selection, material characterization, and laboratory testing. He has conducted research and failure analyses involving uniform corrosion, localized corrosion, stress corrosion cracking, hydrogen embrittlement, fretting corrosion, formicary corrosion, graphitic corrosion, and galvanic corrosion. He has extensive experience solving complex corrosion problems using AC and DC electrochemical techniques, accelerated exposure techniques (environmental exposure and accelerated environments), material characterization techniques (microscopy and elemental analysis), metallographic examination, fractography, on-site investigations, and failure analysis.
Managing Engineer
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), University of Virginia
Natick,
Massachusetts