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Membership Directoryand Buyer’s Guide

June 2014 Chapter Years 2007 to 2013

Pittsburgh Golden Triangle Chapter of ASM International

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Contents How Can You Support Your Chapter…………………………………………………………….8 Chapter State of Affairs Reports………………………………………………………………….9 Quality Performance Ratings…………………………………………………….………………13 Rules for Government………………………………………….………………….……………..14 Sustaining Member Companies………………………………………………….………………26 Meeting Programs…………………………………………………….………….………………28 Officers, Executive Committees and Chapter Committees……………….……….…………..…35 ASM Historical Landmarks in Pittsburgh…………………………….………….………………49 ASM International Fellows…………………………………………….………….……………..51 Active Life Members………………………………………………….………………….………52 Active Distinguished Life Members…………………………………….……………….……….56 Recently Deceased Distinguished Chapter Members…………………….………………………57 Past Chairs……………………………………………………………….……………………….63 Pittsburgh Chapter Awards..…………………………………………….……………………….66 Special Lectures and Scholarships……………………………………………………………….69 Pittsburgh Night Lectures………………………………………………………………………...69 Andrew Carnegie Lectures……………………………………………………………………….70 Owen Katz Scholarship…………………………………………………………………………..72 Past Chairpersons Education Assistance Scholarship (PCEAS)…………………………………72 Outstanding College Senior Awards…………………….……………………………………….73 Photographs………………………………………………………………………………………74 Current Members and Company Affiliations……………………………………………………..83 Company Affiliation of Members…………………………………………………………….…106 Buyer’s Guide – Products and Services Listing – Advertisement……………………………….129 Index of Advertisers…………………………………………………………….………………..132 Front Cover: Upper Left – Ti-6Al-4V Wire for Aircraft Fastener Applications – Fine Grain Size Equiaxed Alpha-Beta Microstructure; Upper Right – Ti-6Al-4V Annealed Just Below the Beta Transus in Metallographic Beta Transus Determination; Lower Left – Commercially Pure Titanium in the Annealed Condition, Differential Interference Contrast Image; Lower Right – Ti-6Al-4V Heat Tinting of As-Polished Surface Reveals Alpha-Beta Microstructure and Differing Contrasts of the Alpha Grains Related to Grain Orientations; Center – Titanium Alloys are Used Widely in Aircraft Front Cover Design: Allan Hutt, Perryman Company Printing: Trust-Franklin Press Co. Photography: Various contributors from local chapter

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How Can You Support Your Chapter?

Attend Chapter Meetings and Social Events Not only do you benefit from chapter events and networking, the chapter also becomes stronger from your active participation.

Participate in Activity Planning Your valuable input is needed for the chapter to offer you the types of programs and activities that will benefit you the most. Give or send your ideas to any of the officers or executive committee members.

Support Directory Advertisers Show your appreciation to the advertisers who have helped make this publication possible. When purchasing from these advertisers, be sure to mention that your saw their ads in the ASM Pittsburgh Chapter Membership Directory and Buyer’s Guide.

VolunteerThe more you put into ASM membership, the more you get out of it. The passion and commitment of our volunteers drive our success at every level, from local chapters to national committees and councils. To experience all that ASM offers, get involved today. Contact any Chapter officer or executive committee member to become involved.

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2007-2008 Chapter State of Affairs Report Thomas Joseph, Chair We had a very successful year. The Chapter is financially stable. Steps have been taken to attract new members and increase student participation in Chapter activities. To increase regular meeting attendance, meeting times were adjusted to end earlier. We committed to continuing the dessert presentation by a graduate student discussing their work. Topics for regular meetings were on advanced materials and included hybrid structures, material for nuclear power, high performance aircraft landing gear applications, and research and development of hard disk drives. We participated in the National Engineers Week activities at the Carnegie Science Center by having several materials-related items to demonstrate. The event went very well and everyone that participated (both visitors and volunteers to our table) seemed themselves. We are getting prepared to host back-to-back ASM International Materials Science & Technology conferences in 2008 and 2009. I would like to thank all of the Executive and Regular Committees for making it a successful year.

2008–2009 Chapter State of Affairs Report Anthony Rollett, Chair It has been a full year as always and in particular, we made an effort to vary the content and locations of the Technical Meetings. The March meeting, for example, was held at Robert University in Moon Township which was the first time that we have been there. This gave us the opportunity to recognize the new student chapter that started this year thanks to Professor Priyadarshan Manohar’s leadership. We had a moving ceremony that was led by the Katz family to award the first Owen Katz Memorial Scholarship to Nathaniel Ondeck. As we attempt to reach a wider audience with programs, we always value the member’s feedback, so please do not hesitate to email or call any of the Officers to let us know what you think. As we near the end of the year for the Pittsburgh Golden Triangle Chapter, we have many interesting events to look forward to. Our ASM Trustee visitor is one of our own this year, Riad Asfahani from US Steel, who is also a former Chair of the Pittsburgh Chapter. He gave a brief account of developments in the Society as a whole at the Technical m meeting in April We look forward to the ceremony in May to mark the acceptance of the Beehive Coke Ovens as a Historical Landmark, which will also be a social even for the Chapter. We have about twenty high school teachers registered for the High School Teachers Camp in June, which will be held on the Carnegie Mellon campus. We are planning to offer short courses in association with MS&T09 on Designing with Stainless Steel and on Designing with Titanium. In closing, I would like to thank the numerous volunteers who are involved with making the Chapter as successful as it is.

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2009–2010 Chapter State of Affairs Report Howard Kuhn, Chair We can look back with pride on a number of accomplishments this past year. A highly successful Materials Camp for Teachers was hosted by Tony Rollett on the CMU campus. Courses given by Chapter members at the MS&T Conference were will attended. Also at the MS&T Conference, another outstanding Materials Camp for K-12 students was presented. Chapter volunteers demonstrated phase changes at the National Chemistry Week at the Carnegie Science Center. Past Chair, Dr. Sandra DeVincent Wolf, gave the annual Pittsburgh Lecture on “Advanced Materials for our Energy Future”. Dr. John Barsom gave the Andrew Carnegie Lecture on cause and prevention of structural failures. At Young Members Night, Engineers Without Borders gave the Dessert Presentation on the activities and mission of their large and active Pittsburgh Chapter, and John Harkness gave an excellent talk on “Materials and Processes in the Manufacture of Civil War Small Arms”. John brought along several pieces for examination. The Chapter continues to be financially stable despite unfavorable economic times.

2010–2011 Chapter State of Affairs Report Stephen Fyfitch, Chair It’s been an exciting and occasionally hectic Chapter year once again. In particular, we continued to vary the content and locations of the Technical Meetings in an effort to allow the entire membership more convenient access to the meetings. For example, we held meetings in Cranberry Township, Moon Township, Oakland, and the North Side. We conducted a Chapter survey in April. I thank everyone that responded to the survey, especially those of you that personally responded with an interest in becoming more active in the Chapter. The incoming Chair will soon be in touch with you. Although the overall survey response was not high (about 6% of the membership), we received some very informative and interesting feedback. A summary of the survey of the results will be on the Chapter website. The Andrew Carnegie Lecture this year on titanium metallurgy was given by Mark Sabota of TechSpec, Inc. in honor of his brother Ed Sabota who started TechSpec in Derry, Pa to serve a niche market of titanium finishing and died in a flying accident in 2010. Paul Allen, TIMET, gave an exciting talk on material for modern gas turbine engines. The Bain Award went to Dr. Warren Hunt for his work on aluminum alloys for today’s technology. A Pittsburgh Power Arena Football game is plan as a social event. In closing, I would like to thank everyone that has supported and attended our meetings this year. I hope you enjoyed yourselves and were able to learn something new and exciting as well as had an opportunity for developing some networking among your peers. I would also like to thank each of the volunteers that have been involved with making our Chapter as successful as it is. In particular, I would like to thank Paul Allen, Sandra Smith and Phil Smith for the extraordinary efforts to supporting me and the Chapter. I am confident that Paul and Phil will continue to run the Chapter through their tenure as officers on the Executive Committee.

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2011–2012 Chapter State of Affairs Report Paul Allen, Chair I cannot believe how quickly the time has passed and how infrequently I’ve managed to make the meetings due to business travel. I’m indebted to my fellow board members especially Phil Smith as the Vice Chair and meeting organizer, as they have stepped in and run the proceedings (probably more effectively) in my absence. A tour of Latrobe Specialty Steel’s VAR and VIM facilities was one of the highlights of the year. The state-of-the-art facilities were impressive and the tour guides very knowledgeable and willing to address many questions. Our appreciation goes out to Bud Nusselt and all of his colleagues at Latrobe Specialty for their time and hospitality during the excellently organized visit. A joint meeting was held with AIChE Pittsburgh where nanotechnology oxygen carriers were the topic. Other meeting topics included conservation of natural history collections, intellectual property, material and process modeling, the history of aluminum, refractory metals, and the safety of the Fukushima reactor. Our social event for the year is a Pittsburgh Power Arena Football game. I’d like to take the opportunity to express the Chapter’s appreciation of the efforts of the individuals that contributed to the success of the following events:

Paul Ohodnicki and his Committee for the hugely successful YMN event at the University Club. Drs. Manohar and Shu for the organization of the venue and sustaining members support for our meeting at RMU. The eight past Chairs whose stewardship of the Chapter spanned from 1974 to 2007 for attending our meeting. And congratulations to our Bain Award Winner, John Grubb, the Own Katz Scholarship, Brad Fulton, and Outstanding Young Member, Nate Eisinger.

Despite declining membership, the financial state of the Chapter is looking healthier than expected. The generous support from our sustaining member companies remains pivotal in the Chapter’s financial health, but we have also received some significant personal and academia donations toward scholarship funds and other events.

2012–2013 Chapter State of Affairs Report Phil Smith, Chair As we near the end of our 2012-2013 year, I think back on our accomplishments. We started the year off with a lovely Spouses Night meeting at the Borelli-Edwards Galleries, held joint meetings with SME and ASQ, and sponsored and organized a two-day Mini Materials Camp at the MS&T Conference for over 400 students. We did such a fine job organizing the mini camp, AISTech asked us to help organize a Mini Materials Camp at the AISTech 2013 Conference to be held at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center May 5-8, 2013. The one-day minicamp will take place on May 7. We sponsored an outstanding Young Members Night event involving three universities where outstanding students were awarded monetary prizes, and the students participated in a poster

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competition. Our April meeting featured our National Officer, Dr. Linda Schadler. My personal thanks to all of you for an outstanding job. An action-packed meeting scheduled for May. This year we are holding the Past Chairs Night celebration at our May meeting to allow our past chairs to partake in the Andrew Carnegie Lecture and observe the awarding of the E. C. Bain Award. The Andrew Carnegie Lecture speaker is Anthony Rollett, a past chair himself. In addition, the Meetings Committee has planned a Gateway Clipper River Board Cruise for our social event on June 7. My thanks and congratulations to the officers, executive committee members and all that help make this a successful year.

2013-2014 Chapter State of Affairs Report Priyadarshan Manohar, Chair The ASM Pittsburgh Golden Triangle Chapter is in the midst of a radical change – from traditional metallurgy to modern materials and advanced manufacturing processes for the future. The national debate rages on why major cities in the rustbelt like Detroit are struggling to survive while Pittsburgh not only survives but bucks the trend and shows growth? From the melt-down of the steel industry of mid-1980s, Pittsburgh has emerged smaller but stronger, smarter and younger! Key reasons for the Pittsburgh’s second chance are the outstanding research that is being conducted in the local universities and their strong collaborations with local industries that are adapting very well to the significant technological changes. The materials research has diversified from its roots in the quest for strong and specialty steels to aluminum alloys, titanium and its alloys, computational materials science, robotics, materials for 3D printing, new energy technologies and Marcellus shale gas drilling, additive manufacturing, and medical materials and technologies. And ASM Pittsburgh has noticed the change, adapted to it and led from front by enthusiastically accepting, supporting and promoting the great diversity in materials research. ASM Pittsburgh Chapter has over 750 individual members and twenty four sustaining member companies. A significant number of the individual members are the retirees, but young student members also get added due to the three very active Materials Advantage student chapters located at Carnegie Mellon University (CMU), University of Pittsburgh (Pitt) and the new kid on the block - Robert Morris University (RMU). ASM Pittsburgh Chapter has been consistently recognized as a five star chapter of ASM International. Since 2013, the star rating system was changed by ASM and replaced by Outstanding Achievement Awards. I am proud to say that ASM Pittsburgh Chapter won two of the five national awards for Outstanding Achievements in ‘Innovative Programming’ and ‘Communication’. The talks were organized on the themes that reflect the emerging technological trends: Bio and Biomed technology, Energy Technology: Marcellus Shale gas drilling; Alternative, Clean, Efficient, Sustainable Energy and Interdisciplinary Research. Some of these talks were organized in collaboration with the professional organizations: American Society for Quality (ASQ), Society for Manufacturing Engineering (SME), American Institute for Chemical Engineering (AIChE), and National Association for Corrosion Engineers (NACE). The chapter also hosted two Materials Minicamps in the past two years at MS&T conference. One more is around the corner in Oct. 2014. Chapter’s communication with its members was also recognized by ASM Headquarters as exemplary due to its multi-faceted nature: the chapter published a quarterly newsletter that is

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available both as a print and electronic pdf format, a regularly updated chapter website, e-mail communications and a year book. While these efforts are being made more remains to be done to reach out and get more members to attend the monthly meetings and volunteer at society activities. I strongly encourage you, each and every member of ASM Pittsburgh chapter to get actively involved your chapter and help the chapter organize even more exciting talks and events. Lastly, let me say that none of this would be possible without the true volunteerism of chapter members and the dedication of chapter executive committee members and officers. It is my pleasure and distinct honor to be of service to ASM Pittsburgh Chapter. Best wishes for future!

Quality Performance Ratings

The ASM International Chapter Quality Performance Program of ASM International and its awards are meant to encourage and recognize levels of Chapter operational achievement. All Chapters, regardless of size, can be top achievers. The objective of the program is to encourage well-rounded, effective Chapter Operations by providing a self-evaluation program

There are three (3) award levels indicating increasing levels of achievement; three (3) stars, four (4) stars, and five (5) stars. Quality is measured by a minimum satisfaction of items listed with three goal parameters: educational outreach, membership services, and core activities. The rating system emphasizes educational outreach and membership services above core activities.

A FIVE star ASM Chapter: This rating has been reserved for the ASM Chapters that have maintained the highest level of quality activities. These are the ASM Chapters that have excelled beyond the difficulties of core activities, and they have provided their members with educational and associational benefits.

A FOUR star ASM Chapter: These are the Chapters that have excelled beyond the difficulties of core activities and have provided their members with associational benefits. However, their educational program needs improvement.

A THREE star ASM Chapter: Accomplishes core activities very well, serves their members with several associational benefits and plans to provide an educational program. However, more associational services are required and their educational program needs improvement.

The Pittsburgh Golden Triangle Chapter has achieved FIVE star ratings in each consecutive year since publication of the last yearbook in 2005-2006. In 2012, ASM International replaced this system with a Chapter Health Assessment process.

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Rules for Government

ARTICLE I – NAME ASM International shall be referred to as The Society. The Pittsburgh Golden Triangle Chapter shall be referred to as The Chapter.

ARTICLE II – PURPOSEThe purpose of The Chapter shall be to advance and disseminate scientific, engineering, and technical knowledge as related to the manufacture, treatment, selection, and application of metals and other engineered materials. These goals will be accomplished through education, research, and the compilation and dissemination of information useful to the membership and beneficial to the general public.

ARTICLE III – MEMBERSHIP

SECTION 1. CLASSESThe membership of The Chapter shall consist of Individual Members, Sustaining Members or their representatives, Student Members, Retired Members, and Life Members. There shall be no bar to membership in The Chapter on the basis of race, creed, color, sex, citizenship, or country of origin.

SECTION 2. QUALIFICATIONS

A. Individual MemberAn Individual Member shall be any person engaged in or interested in furthering the purpose of The Society, who has been elected to membership by an ASM International Chapter or The Society.

B. Sustaining MemberA Sustaining Member or their representative shall be any person, firm, or corporation engaged in or interested in furthering the purpose of The Society who has been elected to membership by The Chapter or by The Society. Each Sustaining Member shall designate one (1) individual to act as voting representative on all occasions. The Managing Director of The Society must be informed of the designated individual who will continue until the Sustaining Member or representative indicates a change. A voting representative shall have all the rights and privileges of an Individual Member and in addition also may be an Individual Member if properly elected as such.

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C. Student MemberA Student Member shall be any person engaged in or interested in furthering the purpose of The Society whose principal occupation is attendance at an institution of learning as a graduate, undergraduate, or cooperative student enrolled in metallurgy, materials science, or related discipline and who has been elected to membership by The Chapter or by The Society. A Student Member shall remain eligible for this class of membership until six (6) months after ceasing to be principally a student.

D. Life Member A Life Member shall be any Individual Member who is in good standing, who has reached the age of 65 years, and whose years of membership plus age equals 100 or more. A Sustaining Member shall not be eligible for Life Membership, but the voting representative shall become a Life Member by fulfilling the above requirements for age and years of membership either as an Individual Member, as a voting representative of any Sustaining Member; or as any combination thereof except for concurrently running years. Classification as a Life Member shall not interfere with the rights or privileges of any person as an Individual Member. A Life Member may choose to be exempt from payment of annual dues to the extent permitted by The Society.

E. Retired MemberA Retired Member status must be requested by an ASM Individual Member who has been an ASM Member continuously for ten (10) years, who has attained the age of sixty (60) and retired from regular work. The years the Individual Member is in the Retired Member category will accumulate toward Life Membership at the regular retired fees rate. Retired members will be assessed a membership fee established by The Society. The Retired Member status does not apply to Chapter Sustaining Membership, however, it does apply to representatives of Chapter Sustaining Memberships when they are no longer representatives.

SECTION 3. USE OF TERM "MEMBER" As used by these Rules for Government, the term "Member" shall be construed to include all classes unless otherwise indicated.

SECTION 4. ELECTION AS INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS, SUSTAINING MEMBERS, AND STUDENT MEMBERS Application for membership shall be designated by the society according the members application to The Society and payment of the appropriate fees. The membership list is maintained by The Society and is available to The Chapter from the ASM International website.

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SECTION 5. CHANGE OF CLASS OF MEMBERSHIPAny member who desires a change in class of general membership shall contact The Society. A change in class is only affected when The Society re-designates the member’s class in the membership records.

SECTION 6. CHANGE IN CHAPTER AFFILIATION Any member whose geographical location changes may be re-affiliated with a chapter that has jurisdiction for that location by directly contacting The Society or by contacting a membership chair. The Chapter has no ability to accept, reject, or re-designate any member’s chapter affiliation without referral to The Society.

SECTION 7. VOLUNTARY CESSATION OF MEMBERSHIPAny member of The Chapter whose fees to The Society remain unpaid long enough to be removed from The Society's member roster shall automatically cease to be a member and will be required to pay non-member fees to attend any chapter functions.

SECTION 8. PRIVACYThe membership records as reflected by the latest roster downloaded from the ASM International website, including but not limited to names, addresses, company affiliation, and membership classification, shall be considered private and shall be used only to fulfill the purpose of The Chapter and The Society. The roster shall not be sold or given to any commercial institution nor transferred to another engineering society if the purpose of said transfer is of a commercial nature. The roster may be released to other technical or educational institutions for the express purpose of advancing and disseminating scientific, engineering, and technical knowledge with the approval of a two-thirds majority of the Executive Committee.

ARTICLE IV – OFFICERS

SECTION 1. DESIGNATION Officers of The Chapter shall consist of a Chair, a Vice Chair, a Secretary, and a Treasurer and shall be elected from The Chapter membership. Non officers shall include other members of the Executive Committee and shall be elected from The Chapter membership. Members of the Executive Committee may serve in multiple roles if accepted by the current Chair.

The Chair and Vice Chair shall have served previously as elected members of the Executive Committee. Other officers may be appointed by the Executive Committee to fill unexpired terms. All officers of The Chapter, except officers appointed by the Executive Committee, shall be elected at or prior to an annual business meeting of The

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Chapter and shall take office on a day after the annual business meeting, determined by The Chapter, but not later than July 1st. They shall serve until the close of the next succeeding annual business meeting of The Chapter, and thereafter until their successors are qualified to take office. Officers appointed by the Executive Committee shall serve the remainder of the unexpired term. The fiscal year of The Chapter shall begin on June 1 and end on May 31st of the following year.

SECTION 2. DUTIES A. Chair The Chair shall preside at all meetings of The Chapter and at all meetings of its Executive Committee. As Chief Executive Officer of The Chapter, the Chair's actions are subject to the approval of The Chapter's Executive Committee at all times. The Chair shall make an annual report which shall appear in the next published yearbook of the Chapter and shall forward such report to The Society before the date required by The Society.

B. Vice ChairThe Vice Chair shall perform the duties of the Chair if the Chair is absent or unable to act, and such other duties as are delegated by the Chair or by the Executive Committee. The Vice Chair shall be Chair of the Regular Meetings Committee.

C. SecretaryThe Secretary shall see that full minutes are kept of all Executive Committee meetings and any readings deemed necessary at Chapter meetings. The usual duties of a recording and corresponding Secretary will be performed using whatever assistance is required. The Secretary, or such person as he shall designate, shall prepare a report in writing of each meeting of the Executive Committee. The report shall be forwarded to all Executive Committee Members within sixty (60) days after the meeting, and shall show the attendance of the members and guests, the business transacted at the meeting, including papers and discussions presented, and any other matters which The Chapter or The Society shall deem to be of interest to the members of The Society. The Secretary shall fulfill all the Treasurer's duties, including check signing, during any period when the Treasurer is incapacitated.

D. TreasurerThe Treasurer shall be the financial officer of The Chapter. All funds of The Chapter shall be deposited in the name of The Chapter in such bank or banks as the Executive Committee shall determine or shall be invested in the name of The Chapter at the direction of the Executive Committee. All monies for the account of The Chapter shall be disbursed and shall be properly accounted for with receipts. The retiring Treasurer shall submit an annual budget estimate to the Executive Committee at its first meeting of

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the fiscal year, usually June, of the year in question (this is the Treasurer's last meeting as Treasurer).

The retiring Treasurer also shall make an annual report to the Executive Committee at this first meeting. The report shall contain a complete summary of the finances of The Chapter showing the amounts received and expended by The Chapter for the previous year, in sufficient detail as to make it perfectly clear to all Executive Committee members. A copy of the annual report shall be forwarded to The Society not later than the required date dictated by The Society. All checks and other instruments for payment of monies of The Chapter shall be drawn in the name of The Chapter and shall be signed by the Treasurer. The financial documents shall be retained for a minimum of 7 years.

E. Executive CommitteeThe affairs of The Chapter shall be governed by an Executive Committee consisting of the Chair, Vice Chair, Secretary, Treasurer, and up to eleven (11) other members, one of whom shall be the past Chapter Chair. Regular meetings shall be held at least every two months, except between May 31st and September 1st. Special meetings may be called at the discretion of the Chair or at the request of three or more members of the committee. The Executive Committee shall decide on matters of policy by a majority vote but may bring such questions to a vote of the membership if it is considered desirable. The Executive Committee shall create such committees as it may deem advisable, including the standing committees described in Article VI, and shall define the powers and duties of any committee so created in accordance with these Rules for Government. The Executive Committee may establish additional procedures for the execution of its fundamental duties and those of the committees which it creates. These additional procedures must eventually be incorporated into these Rules for Government as set forth in Article IX.

The Executive Committee of The Chapter may recommend to The Society the expulsion from The Society of any member of The Chapter. Such a recommendation shall require the affirmative vote of two-thirds (2/3) of the total voting membership of the Executive Committee, after hearing the evidence at any regular or special meeting of the Executive Committee. At least a thirty (30) days written notice of such a meeting and the purpose of the meeting shall be given to the member, who shall have the right to appear personally and be represented by counsel. A written report of any action taken, with the reasons therefore, shall be transmitted immediately to The Society.

SECTION 3. QUORUM A majority of the total membership of the Executive Committee shall constitute a quorum at any of its meetings.

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SECTION 4. MEETINGS The Executive Committee shall meet a minimum of four (4) times each year.

ARTICLE V - ELECTION OF OFFICERS

SECTION 1. NOMINATIONS AND ELECTIONSCandidates for each elective office shall be selected by the Nominating Committee appointed by the Executive Committee. A report signed by all members of the Nominating Committee shall be submitted to the Secretary not later than one week prior to the February Chapter meeting. Before presenting nominations the Nominating Committee shall first obtain the consent of the nominees to serve in case of election. The report shall be published with the February Chapter meeting notice, distributed electronically through The Society’s electronic mail distribution system, or posted on the Chapter website prior to the February Chapter meeting. The report shall be accompanied by the following statement: "Any member of The Chapter may submit other nominations by presenting to the Secretary, no later than fifteen (15) days after the February meeting, a written petition signed by at least twenty (20) members in good standing. Any candidate so nominated must give consent to serve in case of election before the fifteen-day limit has expired. Upon receipt of such request the Secretary shall have proper ballots mailed to every Chapter member. These ballots must be mailed to the Secretary postmarked no later than midnight, March 25th, in order to be counted. The Secretary shall report the results of the election at the April Chapter meeting. If, however, there are no other nominations than those made by the Nominating Committee within the prescribed fifteen-day period, no ballot shall be taken and the Secretary shall certify the election of the nominees at the April Chapter meeting."

SECTION 2. TENURE OF OFFICE

A. The Chair, Vice Chair, Secretary, and Treasurer shall take office on the first day of the fiscal year and shall hold office until the close of the fiscal year and thereafter until their successors are elected and take office. Officers appointed by the Executive Committee shall serve out the current unexpired term and may be elected to a term of their own. In the event of a vacancy in the office of Chair, the Vice Chair shall complete the unexpired term.

B. The remaining elected members of the Executive Committee, except the retiring Chapter Chair, shall serve thereon for three (3) years. At the April meeting in each year, The Chapter shall elect the successors to the members of the Executive Committee whose terms then expire. The members so elected shall take office on the first day of the fiscal year and shall hold office until the close of the third fiscal year thereafter, and until their

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successors are elected and take office. The retiring Chapter Chair shall serve on the Executive Committee starting on the first day of the fiscal year and shall serve until the close of the fiscal year following.

C. If any committee chair becomes an officer of The Chapter, then the Executive Committee should elect a replacement from the general membership to serve thereon.

SECTION 3. VACANCIESThe Executive Committee by election should fill any vacancy occurring due to the resignation of an elected member. Any member elected to fill a vacancy shall complete the unexpired term of the member being replaced.

ARTICLE VI - STANDING COMMITTEES

SECTION 1. DESIGNATIONS AND DUTIESThe following committees are to be appointed annually and are to work under the direction of the Executive Committee, preferably having their committee chair be members of the Executive Committee. The Chair of each committee shall be appointed by The Chapter Chair, subject to confirmation by the Executive Committee. They shall take office immediately upon their appointment and shall hold office until the close of the next succeeding fiscal year or for such period as the Executive Committee may prescribe. The Chair and Secretary shall be members ex-officio of each committee except the Nominating Committee and Auditing Committee. Duties of each Committee are to include, but not be limited to, the following descriptions.

A. Auditing CommitteeThis Committee, consisting of at least two (2) members, is appointed by the Executive Committee by March 31st of the fiscal year for the purpose of making an annual audit of the books of The Chapter at the end of the fiscal year, at which time the accounts covering the full fiscal year shall be reviewed. A report of their findings, available to any member on request, shall be made at the next Executive Committee meeting and henceforth forwarded to The Society. No member of this Committee may be an officer of the Chapter for the year being audited.

B. Awards CommitteeThis Committee shall be responsible for recommending to The Society suitably-chosen and properly-qualified members for the classification of Fellow and for the various National Awards and honors bestowed by The Society. Nominations for the Chapter's E. C. Bain Award and nominations for officers of The Society shall come from the Awards

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Committee. This Committee shall also be responsible for selecting the Outstanding Young Member.

C. Membership CommitteeThe Membership Committee will promote the growth of The Chapter by the solicitation of new members (Student, Individual, or Sustaining) and the retention of existing membership in Chapter activities. This Committee shall oversee maintenance of the membership records of The Chapter. Programs aimed at retaining existing members and adding new members will be proposed and implemented by this Committee on an annual basis. Efforts to increase the number of Sustaining Members and to improve the rapport between The Chapter and Sustaining Members will be actively promoted.

D. Education CommitteeThe Education Committee shall work to increase the technical competence of persons working in the field of science, engineering, and technology of metals and related materials. Seminar series, preferably yearly, on topics of current interest, will be sponsored for the benefit of the membership and The Society as a whole.

E. Strategy CommitteeThe purpose of this Committee is to periodically re-assess Chapter operations beyond the current fiscal year to ensure that The Chapter adapts to changing economic and social conditions which might influence financing, programming, and membership services and to innovate programs and activities which expand the horizon of The Chapter in furthering the goal of The Society. The Chair of the Committee shall be the immediate Past Chair, and the Vice Chair shall be the Past-Past Chair of The Chapter.

F. Materials Engineering Institute (MEI) CommitteeThis Committee will arrange for any individuals or company-wide training programs involving all or part of one or more M E I courses as a means of continuing education for The Society members and the general public.

G. Publicity CommitteeThis Committee shall advertise or publicize the activities of The Chapter to its members and, where desirable, to The Society as a whole or to the public. The Committee shall provide information to the Yearbook Committee and the Newsletter Committee.

H. Newsletter CommitteeThis Committee shall assemble and have published The Chapter newsletter at least three times a year. The newsletter will include meeting announcements and other information

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relating to chapter activities. Advertising to be included in the Newsletter will be contracted for by this Committee.

I. Nominating CommitteeIt shall be the duty of the Nominating Committee to select candidates annually for each elective office. The Past-Past Chair shall be chair of the Nominating Committee. A majority vote of the Executive Committee shall be necessary for the selection of each member.

J. Regular Meetings CommitteeThis Committee shall make all arrangements for the programs of the regular Chapter meetings, including selecting and obtaining the principal speakers, supplementary speakers, when desirable, and technical chair. Arrangements for dinners, refreshments, and entertainment at the regular Chapter meetings shall be handled by this Committee. This Committee shall be chaired by The Chapter Vice Chair with the Treasurer as Vice Chair. The Regular Meetings Committee shall distribute the monthly meeting notices through The Society’s electronic mail distribution system.

K. Student Awareness Committee This Committee is responsible for promoting awareness of materials science to students at the high school level. Activities of the Committee generally include the following: (1) arranging for Materials Scientists/Engineers to visit local high schools and discuss Metallurgy/Materials Science and careers in this area, (2) coordinate tours for local high school students to visit local plants and laboratories engaged in materials production or research, (3) provide financial support and provide "Judges" for the annual Pittsburgh Regional School Science and Engineering Fair and Engineers Week activities (generally at the Pittsburgh Carnegie Science Center) and finally, (4) the Committee annually awards a Pittsburgh Golden Triangle Chapter scholarship (in memory of Owen Katz) to a high school senior planning to major in engineering at an accredited college or university.

L. Student Development CommitteeThis Committee is responsible for projects that will involve college students in Chapter activities. The Committee acts as liaison among the local universities and The Chapter. It shall award two Pittsburgh Golden Triangle Chapter Scholarships, one to a sophomore and one to a junior, at either the University of Pittsburgh, Robert Morris University or Carnegie Mellon University. Outstanding Senior Award scholarships can be given one from each of the University of Pittsburgh, CMU and RMU. These are selected by the universities’ Materials or Mechanical Engineering Departments.

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M. Website CommitteeThis Committee is responsible for projects involving The Chapter website. The Committee will update the website on an on-going basis to include meeting announcements, course announcements, and other related Chapter announcements.

N. Yearbook CommitteeThis Committee shall assemble and have published a Yearbook (a.k.a., Membership Directory and Buyers Guide) on at least a biannual basis showing the full listing of The Chapter members in good standing. Advertising to be included in the Yearbook will be contracted for by this Committee. The Committee shall serve until its duties are discharged by the distribution of its Yearbook.

O. Young Member's Night CommitteeThis Committee has the complete responsibility for one monthly meeting of The Chapter. The speaker and topic are to be a source of inspiration and broadening of perspective for members whose careers are in the early stages of development. Recommendations for an award given to an outstanding young member of The Chapter are made by this Committee in concert with the Awards Committee for approval of the Executive Committee. This Committee shall also administer the Student Travel Grant Program and Graduate Student Poster Competition.

SECTION 2. SUPPLEMENTAL COMMITTEESThe Chapter Chair, with the approval of the Executive Committee, shall empower other Committees as the need arises to function for the good of The Chapter and The Society. The Chair shall disband such Committees when their work is completed. Suggestions for such Committees may come from the general membership.

SECTION 3. ANNUAL REPORTS The Chair of each Committee, with the exception of the Yearbook Committee, shall submit by May 31st a written report of the activities of the Committee to the Chair of The Chapter.

ARTICLE VII - MEETINGS AND FISCAL YEAR

SECTION 1. MEETINGS The Chapter may hold educational, technical, engineering, or scientific meetings or conferences at such times and places as agreed upon by the Executive Committee. Unless otherwise ordered by the Executive Committee, the Annual Meeting of The Chapter shall be the regular April monthly meeting. The Chair is encouraged to present a State of The Chapter talk.

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SECTION 2. FISCAL YEARThe fiscal year of The Chapter shall begin on June 1st and end on May 31st of the following year.

SECTION 3. VOTING AND REPRESENTATIONEach member, regardless of class, shall be entitled to cast one (1) vote, in person, on each question arising at any meeting of The Chapter. A Sustaining Member, if a firm or corporation, shall designate an individual to represent it, and such individual shall be entitled to cast one (1) vote for the firm or corporation represented. A Student Member, however, is not entitled to vote.

SECTION 4. QUORUM The Executive Committee may elect to seek a member vote on a topic during a regular meeting, or any other meeting at which business is to be transacted. The act of a majority of the voting members in attendance at any meeting at which a quorum is present shall constitute the act of The Chapter. Four percent or more of the Individual Members of The Chapter in good standing shall constitute quorum.

ARTICLE VIII - DISSOLUTION

In the unlikely event of dissolution of The Chapter, the Executive Committee, through the Treasurer, shall transfer to The Society the net assets remaining after the payment of all debts and obligations.

ARTICLE IX - NATIONAL CONSTITUTION

The Provisions of the Constitution and By-Laws of The Society are incorporated in these Rules For Government to the extent that they are applicable to The Chapter, and nothing contained herein shall be construed to be contrary to or inconsistent with the Constitution and By-Laws of ASM International, located at Materials Park, Ohio, 44073-0002.

ARTICLE X – AMENDMENTS

SECTION 1. ADOPTION These Rules For Government may be amended by two-thirds affirmative vote of the total membership of the Executive Committee at a regular or special meeting of the Executive Committee provided that the proposed changes shall have been announced at a prior Chapter or Executive Committee meeting and that notice of the vote on the changes shall have been given at least six (6) days in advance of the Executive Committee meeting at

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which action is to be taken. Similarly, five (5) members in good standing may file a written petition for an amendment which must be approved as above.

SECTION 2. EFFECTIVE DATE Any changes in these Rules for Government shall become effective at the next regular Chapter meeting by simple announcement at that meeting. The approved changes must be transmitted to The Society and issued as part of the next Chapter Yearbook.

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2013–2014 Sustaining Member Companies

Air Products and Chemicals CBMM North America John Giordana P.O. Box 565 Creighton, PA 15030

Tadeu Carneiro 1000 Old Pond Road Bridgeville, PA 15017-3442

Alcoa Carnegie Mellon University Roberto J. Rioja Alcoa Technical Center 100 Technical Drive Alcoa Center, PA 15069-0001

Denise Novak Hunt Library 5000 Forbes Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15213-3815

Allegheny Technologies, Inc. – ATI Powder Metals Dynamet Incorporated Joseph Muha 6515 Steubenville Pike Pittsburgh, PA 15205

Clifford M. Bugle 2845 Stanley Street South Park, PA 15129-9563

Allied High Tech Products Elliott Company Craig F. McMillian 6042 Deerview Lane Medina, OH 44256-8005

Phillip Dowson 901 North Fourth Street Jeannette, PA 15644-1473

American Stress Technologies Ellwood Group Incorporated Robert Fix 540 Kappa Drive Pittsburgh, PA 15238-2912

Kevin J. Handerhan 600 Commercial Avenue P.O. Box 790 Ellwood City, PA 16117

Buehler Limited Kennametal Incorporated Craig S. McMillan 6042 Deerview Lane Medina, OH 44256

Barry Novotny McKenna Information Center 1600 Technology Way Latrobe, PA 15650-4647

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Latrobe Specialty Steel Company Solar Atmospheres Incorporated Scott A. Balliett P.O. Box 31 Latrobe, PA 15650-0031

Robert Hill 30 Industrial Road Hermitage, PA 15148

Matco Associates, Incorporated Thermo-Calc Software

Incorporated Mehrooz Zamanzadeh 4640 Campbells Run Road Pittsburgh, PA 15205

Paul K. Mason 4160 Washington Street, Suite 230 Cannonsburg, PA 15317-2533

MLP Steel LLC Thermo Fisher Scientific Jeff Pfeifer 18 Mount Pleasant Road Scottdale, PA 15683-1208

David E. McAnallen 117 Cedar Crest Dr. Huntington, WV 25704-9779

Perryman Company The Webb Law Firm Allan J. Hutt 213 Vandale Drive Houston, PA 15342

Michael Alexander 420 Ft. Duquesne Blvd. Ste. 1200 Pittsburgh, PA 15222-2803

Product Evaluation Systems Westmoreland Mechanical

Testing & Research, Inc. Walt Moorhead 637 Donohoe Road Latrobe, PA 15650

James D. Rossi Westmoreland Drive P.O. Box 388 Youngstown, PA 15696-0388

R. J. Lee Group Incorporated Matthew Perricone 350 Hochberg Road Monroeville, PA 15146-1516

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2007–2008 Meeting Programs

September 2007 October 2007

Spouse/Guest Night “Practicing Archeometallurgy”

Martha Goodway Smithsonian Institution

“Advanced Hybrid Structures -- New Innovations in Aerostructural Design”

Dr. John Liu Director of Aerospace & Materials

Technology Alcoa Technical Center

November 2007 December 2007

Pittsburgh Night Lecture “Old Wine and a New Bottle: Thin Strip Casting of Steels and New Thoughts in

Engineering Education” Prof. Priyadarshan Manohar

Robert Morris University

Wine Tasting Event with Society of Women Engineers

University of Pittsburgh Cathedral of Learning

Tour of Nationality Rooms

January 2008 February 2008

“Materials and the Deposition, Characterization and Processing

Techniques Used in the R&D of Hard Disk Drives”

Dr. Michael Seigler Seagate Research

Young Members Night “The Nuclear Power Generation

Renaissance from a Materials Technology Perspective”

Dr. Michael Burke Westinghouse Electric Company

March 2008 April 2008 Sustaining Members Night and National

Officers Night “Design Challenges for the International

Space Station” Dr. Daniel Dennies

The Boeing Company

Andrew Carnegie Lecture “The Development of High Performance Steels for Landing Gear Applications”

Prof. Warren M. Garrison, Jr. Carnegie Mellon University

May 2008Plant Tour

Timet

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September 2008 September 2008

Spouse/Guest Night “Buggy Races at CMU -- Materials

Perspective” Tom Wood GO Carlson

ASME/ASM Tour US Steel Research and Technology Center

October 2008 November 2008

No Meeting MS&T held in Pittsburgh

Joint Meeting with AWS “Friction Stir Welding”

Israel Stol Alcoa


Pittsburgh Night Lecture “Development of New Aluminum Lithium

Aerospace Alloys” Dr. Cindie Giummarra

ALCOA

Young Members Night “Material For Regenerative Medicine”

Dr. W. R. Wagner University of Pittsburgh

March 2009 April 2009 National Officers Night & Joint Meeting

with SME and SPE “Direct Digital Manufacturing - New Product Development and Production

Technology” Dr. Zbigniew Czajkiewicz Robert Morris University

Andrew Carnegie Lecture “Infrastructure Failure Analysis”

Dr. Mehrooz Zamanzadeh Matco Services, Inc.

May 2009 Wine Tasting Event

Bost Building, Homestead Coal and Coke Heritage Center

“Coke Oven Historical Site” Joe Turek, Matco

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“Materials Degradation Issues in Pressurized Water Reactors”

Dr. Denise Paraventi Bechtel Marine Propulsion Corp



“Structure and Properties of Aluminum Foam” Dr. J. D. Bryant

ALCOA

Holidays - No Meeting


Pittsburgh Night Lecture “Advanced Materials for

Our Energy Future” Dr. Sandra DeVincent Wolf Materials Research Society

Young Members Night “Materials and Processes in the

Manufacture of Civil War Small Arms” John C. Harkness

Brush Wellman Inc. March 2010 April 2010

National Officers Night “Low-Temperature Colossal Supersaturation Hardening of

Austenitic Stainless Steel” Dr. Sunniva Collins Swagelok Company

Andrew Carnegie Lecture “Causes and Prevention of

Structural Failures” Dr. John Barsom

Barsom Consulting

May 2010 May 2010 Social Event

Pirate Baseball GamePlant Tour

ExOne

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Spouse/Guest Night “Craftsmanship in Precious Metal Jewelry”

John Kiselica Trinity Jewelers

Joint Meeting with NACE “The DETACLAD Explosion

Cladding Process” Curtis Prothe

DMC Clad Metal November 2010 December 2010

“Aluminum in Defense Applications” Dr. Jimmy Williams

Alcoa Technology Advantage



National Officers' Night “Vacuum Heat Treatment

of Titanium Alloys for Air Frames” Robert Hill, Jr.

Solar Atmospheres of Western PA

Young Members Night “Material Science of Machining”

Dr. Paul Prichard Kennametal, Inc.

March 2011 April 2011 “The Gas Turbine - How It Works and

Materials Challenges” Paul Allen

TIMET

Pittsburgh Night Lecture “Effects of Residual Elements Arsenic,

Antimony, and Tin on Surface Hot Shortness”

Sridhar Seetharaman Carnegie Mellon University

May 2011 June 2011 Andrew Carnegie Lecture In Honor of

Edward Sabota “Titanium Metallurgy and the

American Dream” Mark Sabota TSI Titanium

Plant Tour

Latrobe Specialty Steel

Social Event Arena Football

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Spouse/Guest Night “The Preventative Approach to

Conservation: Caring for Collections in a Natural History Museum”

Gretchen Anderson Carnegie Museum

“Fukushima Daiichi - Is it Safe Yet?” Dr. Ted S. Andersen

ChemTech Consultants, Inc.


Joint Meeting with AICHe and ACS-Energy Technology Group

“Nanostructuring Oxygen Carriers for Chemical Looping Combustion”

Dr. Gotz Veser University of Pittsburgh



Pittsburgh Night Lecture “Basic Intellectual Property for Scientists

and Engineers” Thomas Joseph

Grant Street Group

Young Members Night “Colossal Supersaturation: A Powerful

Concept for Surface Engineering of Alloys”

Dr. Frank Ernst Case Western University

March 2012 April 2012 National Officers and Sustaining

Members Night “Materials and Modeling within the Aircraft Turbine Engine Industry”

Dr. David Furrer Pratt and Whitney

Andrew Carnegie Lecture and Past Chairs Meeting

“100 Years of Product Innovation in the Aluminum Industry”

Dr. Robert Sanders, Jr. ALCOA

May 2012 June 2012 “Refractory Materials for

Containing Molten Metals” Duane DeBastiani

Vesuvius USA

Social Event Arena Football

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Spouse/Guest Night “Lights in the Spotlight! Energy Efficient

and Eco Friendly Lighting for the 21st Century”

Dr. Robert Davis Carnegie Mellon University



Joint Meeting with SME “Smart Materials and Devices”

Dr. Pradeep Fulay West Virginia University

Pittsburgh Night Lecture “Bottom-Up Engineering of Complex Tissues Uising Protein Nanofibers”

Dr. Adam Feinberg Carnegie Mellon University


Joint Meeting with ASQ Pittsburgh “Natural Gas Drilling in the Pittsburgh

Region” William Copeland EQT Corporation

Young Members Night “Physical Metallurgy and the

Ages of Civilization” Dr. Gary J. Shiflet

University of Virginia March 2013 April 2013

Joint Meeting SME “Materials Technology in Sensors and

Process Control Equipment in Power Generation

Industry” Dr. Paul Ohodnicki

NETL

National Officers Night “Polymer Nanocomposites: The Reality

Beyond the Hype” Dr. Linda Schadler

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

May 2013 June 2013 Andrew Carnegie Lecture and Past

Chairs Night “Why Every Materials Professional Should Know How Computation”

Can Help Dr. Anthony Rollett

Carnegie Mellon University

Social Event River Cruise on the

Gateway Clipper

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Joint Meeting NACE “Corrosion Risk Assessment and

Aging Structures” Dr. Mehrooz Zamanzadeh

Matco

Joint ASM/AIST Meeting and Plant Tour

“Resolve Metals Quality and Casting Problems Induced by Non-Metallic

Inclusions Using Automated Industrial SEM/EDS Technology”

Dr. Kai Van Beek FEI Company


Pittsburgh Night Lecture “New Frontiers in Nanomaterials”

Dr. Mattew Perricone RJ Lee Group, Inc.



“Quantitative Mechanical Testing of Metals and Metal Alloys from Micro to

Nano-Scale” Gregory Lance Hysitron Inc.

Young Members Night and National Officers Night

“Materials Engineering..One Career Story” Jacqueline Earle Caterpillar Inc.

March 2013 April 2013 Spouse/Guest Night

“The Security of Bank Notes” Prof. Elizabeth Holm

Carnegie Mellon University

Sustaining Members Night “High Toughness Steels:

History and Developments” Prof. Warren Garrison

Carnegie Mellon University May 2014 June 2014

Andrew Carnegie Lecture Past Chairs Night

“Additive Manufacturing-- Past, Present, Future” Howard Kuhn

The Ex One Company LLC

Social Event Pittsburgh Pirates Baseball Game

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2007–2008 Officers and Executive Committees

Chair Vice-Chair

Tom Joseph Price and Adams

Anthony Rollet Carnegie Mellon University

Treasurer Secretary

Howard Kuhn The Ex One Company LLC

Bob Dax CTC

Awards Chapter Strategy/Long Range Planning

Joe Turek Matco

Andrzej Wojcieszynski Crucible Materials Corp.

Newsletter Membership Expansion/Records

Cindie Giummarra Alcoa

Roberto Rioja, Alcoa Paul Allen, TIMET

Publicity and Public Relations Student Awareness

Joe Muha Allegheny Technologies

Stephen Fyfitch AREVA NP Inc.

Student Development Website

Priyadarshan Manohar Robert Morris University

Siddharatha Misra USX

Materials Engineering Institute Education

Yuan Pang CTC

Sarup Chopra Retired

Yearbook Young Members Night

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2007–2008 Committees

Auditing Nominating

Don Dabkowski, Chair, Retired Conrad Mitchell, and Mike Novotnak

Sandra DeVincent Wolf Materials Research Society

Regular Meetings Sustaining Members


Paul Allen TIMET

Financial


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Chair Vice-Chair



Treasurer Secretary

Steve Fyfitch AREVA NP Inc.

Bob Dax CTC





Ben Senkowicz Nonaffiliated

Mike McGuire Paul Allen, TIMET


Tom Lizzi IP & Internet Law North, LLC

Allan Hutt Perryman Company



Cindie Giummarra Alcoa



Yuan Pang CTC

Yearbook Young Members Night Yuan Pang

CTC

Phil Smith Alcoa

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Auditing Nominating

Don Dabkowski, Chair Conrad Mitchell, and Mike Novotnak

Andrzej Wojcieszynski Crucible Materials Copr.



Paul Allen TIMET

Financial


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Chair Vice-Chair



Treasurer Secretary

Paul Allen TIMET

Bob Dax CTC





Ben Senkowicz Nonaffiliated

Sarup Chopra, Retired Paul Ohodnicki, PPG


Tom Lizzi IP & Internet Law North, LLC




Mary Pam Kilgore Nonaffiliated

Materials Engineering Institute Education Sarup Chopra

Retired


Yearbook Young Members Night Yuan Pang

CTC Phil Smith

Alcoa

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Auditing Nominating

Don Dabkowski, Chair, Retired; Conrad Mitchell, Retired; and Tom Joseph, Price and Adams




Paul Ohodnicki PPG

Financial

Paul Allen TIMET

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Chair Vice-Chair


Paul Allen TIMET

Treasurer Secretary

Phil Smith Alcoa

Bob Dax CTC





Sandra Smith Nonaffiliated

open


Paul Ohodnicki NETL

Leon G. (Bud) Nusselt, Jr. Latrobe Steel








open

Phil Smith Alcoa

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Auditing Nominating

Don Dabkowski, Chair Nate Eisinger, Perryman Company, Tom Joseph, Grant Street Group, and Conrad Mitchell



Paul Allen TIMET

open

Financial

Phil Smith Alcoa

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Chair Vice-Chair

Paul Allen TIMET

Phil Smith Alcoa

Treasurer Secretary

Priyadarshan Manohar Robert Morris University.

Bob Dax Retired






Sumin Zhu Vesuvius


open

Nate Eisinger Perryman Company,





Cong Wang Alcoa

Cong Wang Alcoa



Paul Ohodnicki NETL

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Auditing Nominating

Tom Joseph, Chair, Grant Street Group Nate Eisinger, Perryman Company,



Phil Smith Alcoa

Sumin Zhu Vesuvius

Financial


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Chair Vice-Chair

Phil Smith Alcoa


Treasurer Secretary

Sumin Zhu FEI Company

Bob Dax Retired






Mark Sindelar West Virginia University








Dharma Maddala Alcoa


Yearbook Young Members Night Stephen Fyfitch AREVA NP Inc.


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Auditing Nominating

Tom Joseph, Chair , Grant Street Group Nate Eisinger, Perryman Company,





Financial


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Chair Vice-Chair



Treasurer Secretary


Bob Dax Retired



Phil Smith Alcoa


Michael Alexander The Webb Law Firm









Piyamanee Komolwit Kennametal Inc.

George Shannon Latrobe Specialty Steel Company



Tim Hosch, Alcoa & Paul Ohodnicki, NETL

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Auditing Nominating

Nate Eisinger, Chair, Perryman Company Michael Alexander, The Webb Law Firm

Phil Smith Alcoa




Financial


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ASM Historical Landmarks in Pittsburgh

In 1969 ASM International established a means of designating sites that have played a prominent part in the discovery, development and growth of metals, metalworking and engineered materials. Listed below are sites in the Pittsburgh area that have been designated as Historical Landmarks.

Historical Landmark YearDesignated

The Kelley Converter, the First Pneumatic Steel Process, Johnstown, PA

“William Kelly independently invented the pneumatic converter process about the same time as Henry Bessemer of England (1856-57). Although he had worked on the idea since 1847, earlier than did Bessemer, Kelly’s first trials of the bottom-blown tilting converter occurred in 1861 at the Cambria Steel Works (later Bethlehem Steel).”

1977

Pittsburgh Works of the Pittsburgh Reduction Company, Pittsburgh, PA

“Charles Martin Hall invented the first economical process for the extraction of aluminum, and in December, 1888, the process was first commercialized.”

1979

Forest Hills Research Laboratories, Westinghouse Electric Corp., Forest Hills, PA

“At this facility, researchers developed materials for the pressurized water reactor, paving the way for the utilization of nuclear power.”

1986

Brownsville - Route 40 Bridge, Brownsville, PA

“This bridge is the first cast iron bridge to be built west of the Allegheny Mountains.”

1988

Aluminum Company of America Research Laboratories, Alcoa Center, PA

“Established in 1929, the Alcoa Aluminum Research Laboratories were the first research facilities for the aluminum industry, performing fundamental and applied research on aluminum alloys, corrosion mechanisms, smelting technology, and precision testing.”

1990


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Edgar Thomson Plant of U.S. Steel’s Mon Valley Works, Pittsburgh, PA

“Built in 1873 by Andrew Carnegie, the Edgar Thomson Plant pioneered numerous technological advances in the production of quality steel products for the railroad, automotive, and appliance industries.”

1994

Allvac-Latrobe Plant, Latrobe, PA

“The Allvac-Latrobe Plant in Latrobe, PA, was designated an ASM Historical Landmark in recognition of the pioneering work done there in the field of tool and high speed steels. Under its prior name, the Vanadium-Alloys Steel Company, its employees developed a family of vanadium steel alloys useful in wear resistant cutting tool applications. Today, the plant still produces tool, high speed and specialty steels as well as super alloys as part of Teledyne-Allvac.”

1999

Bettis Atomic Power Laboratory, West Mifflin, PA

“The pioneering work carried out at Bettis Atomic Power Laboratory provided new materials for nuclear and non-nuclear applications, developed naval nuclear pressurized water reactor plants, and made significant contributions to the creation of the commercial nuclear power industry.”

2000

Beehive Coke Ovens, Southwestern Pennsylvania

“Beehive coke ovens, so named because of their dome shape, marked a major advance in manufacturing coke, and the significant profits made from these operations were reinvested in education and research, driving further progress of the region and eventually the country. The last beehive ovens ceased operating in 1972. Today, in scattered locations in southwestern Pennsylvania, long banks of decaying beehive ovens offer mute testimony to the importance these ovens once had in the coal, coke and steel industries and to which America owes much of its modern day success.”

2009

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ASM International Fellows

First Name Last Name First Name Last NameDavid Arnold David LaughlinArthur Aronson Louis LherbierRiad Asfahani Benjamin LustmanChris Bagnall Michael ManjoineRonald Bailey James MarderJohn Barsom Thaddeus MassalskiPeter Bridenbaugh Gerald Meier

Kenneth Brondyke John MollRobert Bucci William MurphyMary Burke Edward PatrickMen Chu Harold PaxtonJ. Clark Henry Piehler

Robert Dax Kenneth PinnowAnthony DeArdo Richard Pitler

W. Doty Bernard QueneauJohn Eckenrod Anthony RollettPaul Follansbee James Salsgiver

Warren Garrison Robert SekerkaR. Gilliland Bruce Shields

Kenneth Goldman Alex SimkovichDouglas Granger Richard SimmonsJohn Grubb Harold SnyderJames Heger John SpitznagelRichard Henry James StaleyRobert Hill William StaskoGerald Houze Subra SureshWarren Hunt Paul WynblattNoel Jarrett C. Fred Yolton

Michael Korchynsky Mehrooz ZamanzadehHoward Kuhn

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Active Life Members

First Name Last Name First Name Last NameDibyajyoti Aichbhaumik Max BluestoneRobert Albert Arnold BlumLeopold Albertin J. BossardRobert Ammon William BoxArvid Anderson Robert BozzoneJohn Anderson Charles BraglioLeo Anna Kenneth BricknerDavid Arnold Peter BridenbaughDonald Arnone Kenneth BrondykeArthur Aronson Charles BrownRobert Aspden William BryantJames Aukerman Joseph BrynerRonald Bachowski Milton BurkartChris Bagnall Donald BurnhamRonald Bailey Paul BusbyEverett Baker Carl CarlsonMaurice Baldy Norman Carroll

D. Barbor Boyd CassJohn Barr Allen CediloteJohn Barsom Vijay ChandhokJames Bassett Ji ChangWilliam Baumgarten Hollis ChildArnold Belkin Joseph ChivinskyDavid Bellis Sarup ChopraRobert Beltz J. ClarkHenry Benecki William ClarkWilliam Betts Charles ClintonHerbert Black Helmut CollasiusThos. Blackwood W Barry CollinsDenis Blank Stanley CollisWilliam Blankenship Leonard Connor


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First Name Last Name First Name Last NameCharles Cook Albert FleitmanFrank Cooper John Fogarty

Lawrence Cooper F FrangakisRobert Cornell Malcolm FraserA. Cox Warren Garrison

William Creager Francis GenesRobert Creese Krome W. GeorgeKenneth Crooks Ralph GetzDonald Cunningham R. Gilliland

J. Czesnakowski Kenneth GoldmanDonald Dabkowski Douglas GrangerFrancis Daly Paul GrantzLarry Dascenzo John GreenCharles Davis Herman GreenbergAnthony DeArdo Mark GreenfieldJoseph Defilippi M. HagadornMarshall Devenpeck Herbert HagerJohn Disantis J. HagsRonald Dittman Ronald HahnKaroly Dobay Meryl HallThomas Dohnal Fred Hann

W. Doty Lars HansenRobert Douty John HarhaiJohn Drenning Robert HarrillDavid Dunn Willard HarrisJohn Eckenrod Kenneth Hass

Wallace Edsall W. HavekotteRobert Eichinger James HegerElmer Eiffler John HeldWilliam Eisen Richard HenryJohn Engel Robert HessingerJoseph Evancho James HillJohn Eyler Robert HodderJ Ferree Robert Hoffman

Arthur Filippi Perry HolsingerGeorge Fisher Bruce Horn


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First Name Last Name First Name Last NameGerald Horne Bernard LifkaWilliam Horne Charles LillGerald Houze Herbert LinkNorman Hoyer Eugene LucasErle Hubbard David LudwigsonJames Hunter Robert LupiBarry Hyatt Benjamin LustmanF. Itoh Andrew Madeyski

Joseph Jackman Thomas MagerJohn Jacoby Harold Mahanes

Lawrence James Nicholas MakridesNoel Jarrett Frank MalagariJohn Jasko Samuel ManganelloRobert Johnson Michael ManjoineJohn Jones Richard Manning

Richard Jones Marino MarchiLeonard Joseph James MarderHarry Joyce Thaddeus MassalskiBehram Kapadia Alexander MatzGeorge Kavinsky Jack MaurerFrederick Kern Lawrence MayerLewis Kish Raymond Mc CartneyPaul Konkol Thomas Mc Cluhan

Michael Korchynsky George Mc HaleRam Kossowsky J. Mcardle

Michael Kotyk J. McconaughyAllan Kuenzel Harvey Meieran

Howard Kuhn William MillerBruce La Rue William Mills

Frederick Langenberg Conrad MitchellF. S. Larson Merle Mitchell

William Lauder E.a. MogentaleDavid Laughlin John MollEdward Lelik Kenneth MurphyAlbert Lenz William MurphyLouis Lherbier R. Nangia


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First Name Last Name First Name Last NameRoy Nilsen Zalman Shapiro

Joseph Nock Bruce ShieldsMichael Novotnak William SiebertWilliam O'Donnell Alex SimkovichPaul Ohrman Richard Simmons

Edward Oles Clarence SkenaJoseph Parnell Stanford SmithHarold Paxton G. Whitney SnyderJames Perryman Harold SnyderHenry Piehler Daniel SononKenneth Pinnow Dominic SoraceRichard Pitler George Sowa

R. Psyck Carl SpaederLeonard Pugliese Gary SpahrJohn Rataiczak David Spehar

George Ratz Henry SpehekO Reen William SpitzigDon Reiley John Spitznagel

Edward Reno James StaleyDonald Roberts William StaskoJohn Roche J. SteinerDennis Rodal Richard StripayMark Rodney Michael SullivanHarry Rosenberg Lloyd SusiniDonald Rossi Gary SwartzbeckPeter Rossin James SyeFrancis Rudolph Bernard SzymanskiEdwin Ruh R. ThomasJoseph Ryburn Donald ThornburgGeorge Sabol Raymond TownerPat Santoli William Treat

Eberhard Schempp P. TrozzoArnold Schuetz G TurnbullRobert Sekerka William VernamPeter Senio Graham WagnerBarrie Shabel John Waple


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First Name Last Name First Name Last NameHoward Warner Erich WondrisWalter Weed Paul WynblattAlbert Wein Daniel YatesMorris Weinbaum C. Fred YoltonRobert Westgren Robert YoungRobert Williams William ZeikJerome Wolfe John ZimmermanRichard Wolfe

Active Distinguished Life Members

First Name Last NameRobert P. BozzoneJohn P. Roche

Richard P. SimmonsJack Shilling

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Recently Deceased DistinguishedChapter Members

Dr. Owen Katz died on September 1, 2007. Dr. Katz served as ChapterChair in 1973 and Secretary from 2000 to 2004. His contributions toboth the metallurgical community and the Chapter were recognized in2004 when he received the Edgar C. Bain award. Due to the classifiednature of his work at Westinghouse Bettis, Owen was not permitted tofreely discuss of published details of his research. Regardless, he wasrecognized for his expertise by being selected as a Fellow of ASMInternational in 1983.

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Professor Henry F. Andrejasik passed away on November 17, 2007.Professor Andrejasik served as Chapter chairman in 1980, received theChairman’s Award for his exceptional service to the Chapter, andchaired the Student Affairs Committee from 1985 to 1987. He alsoserved as Academic Advisor for the University of Pittsburgh’s jointASM/TMS student chapter from 1984 to 1997. He was well known forhis expertise in the area of mechanical metallurgy including fatigue,impact, fracture toughness, and non destructive testing.

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Samuel D. Harkness III passed away on December 13, 2007. Dr.Harkness, an ASM Fellow, was a pioneer in the fields of materialscience for nuclear energy applications and a proud and passionatesupporter and enabler of nuclear power and its potential to relievesome of the world’s energy crises. His work in the industrial researchlaboratories at Combustion Engineering, Westinghouse, and Bettis washeavily concentrated on the development of advanced nuclear fuels,fuel cladding and nuclear structural materials.

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Edward A. Loria passed away on February 28, 2010. Ed was adistinguished metallurgical engineer, internationally known for hiswork in transferring research findings and plant developments intocommercial practice for a wide range of metals and alloys. He joinedthe Pittsburgh Chapter in 1944, was presented the E.C. Bain Award in1982, gave the Andrew Carnegie Lecture in 1984, the ASM WilliamHunt Eisenman Award, and was elected an ASM Fellow in 1973. In hiscapacity with TMS over a 16 year period from 1989 to 2005, heorganized six Symposia on Super alloys 718, 625, 706 and derivativesand compiled and edited the books of technical papers whichaccompanied each of the six conferences.

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Edward F. Sobota passed away on August 7, 2010. Ed started hiscareer in the steel industry and then taught high school math andchemistry for several years. Ed returned to the metals industry andstarted TechSpec Inc. (TSI) located in Derry, PA, a small town inWestern Pennsylvania. Ed built TSI to be an established leader in theniche market of titanium finishing and a reputation as a leader in thetitanium industry including serving as the president of theInternational Titanium Association. He was an ardent supporter of thePittsburgh. Ed was a true entrepreneur, but tragically lost his life in aflying accident while pursuing his other passion as a licensed pilot.

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Dr. George A. Roberts passed away on February 15, 2013. Dr. Roberts’contributions to Carnegie Mellon University and ASM Internationalwere numerous. He served as a university trustee and hiscommitment to the university culminated with his contribution for theinitial funding of what is now Roberts Engineering Hall. He served asthe chair of the Pittsburgh Golden Triangle Chapter in 1949. He wasrecognized by the Chapter as the Pittsburgh Night Lecturer and an ASMAndrew Carnegie Lecturer.

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Past Chapter Chairs

Year Elected Name Membership1920 FRED CRABTREE —1921 C. M. JOHNSON —1922 N. B. HOFFMAN —1923 W. J. MERTEN 2581924 DURAY SMITH 2751925 O. B. McMILLEN 2751926 W. H. PHILLIPS 3211927 J. P. GILL 3381928 W. K. MCINERNEY 3781929 D. J. RICHARDS 3921930 D. J. RICHARDS 4241931 E. H. DIX, JR. 4381932 S. L. GOODALE 4061932 E. G. HILL —1933 N. I. STOTZ 3291934 N. I. STOTZ 4101935 A. B. BEEKEN 5581936 JEROME STRAUSS 5841937 W. J. REAGAN 7261938 HOWARD SCOTT 7161939 F. W. BREMMER 7861940 F. H. ALLISON. 8011941 L. C. WHITNEY 8741942 H. K. WORK 1,0171943 A. A. BATES 1,0111944 M. GENSAMER 1,1221945 L. W. OSWALD 1,1101946 C. F. POGACAR 1,2511947 H. T. CLARK 1,243


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Year Elected Name Membership1948 T. W. MERRILL 1,3041949 G. A. ROBERTS 1,3221950 A. B. WILDER 1,3561951 M. W. LIGHTNER 1,4031952 G. M. SNYDER 1,4561953 G. M. ENZIAN 1,5011954 P. R. WRAY 1,5781955 T. I. McCLINTOCK 1,6761956 D. T. ROGERS 1,7951957 L. C. HILL 1,9411958 S. G. FLETCHER 2,0451959 GILBERT SOLER 2,0841960 ADOLPH J. LENA 2,0721961 R. M. PHILLIPS 2,0961962 N. F. TISDALE 1,9001963 J. A. CAMERON 1,9601964 J. C. HAMAKER 1,9821965 F. D. DELVE 1,9171966 C. T. FLETCHER 1,9291967 E. R. LIPSKI 1,8981968 F. LANGENBERG 1,9141969 G. K. BHAT 1,9061970 E. C. FRANZ 1,8221971 A. SIMKOVICH 1,7381972 S. MANGANELLO 1,7581973 O. M. KATZ 1,7511974 L. W. LHERBIER 1,6821975 L. C. BLAYDEN 1,5421976 K. E. PINNOW 1,6281977 J. B. GUERNSEY 1,6241978 D. S. DABKOWSKI 1,6901979 R. J. HENRY 1,8271980 H. ANDREJASIK 1,888


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Year Elected Name Membership1981 H. L. BLACK 1,9071982 P. T. LOVEJOY 1,8191983 G. C. RAUCH 1,7881984 C. MITCHELL 1,4481985 W. B. KENT 1,6111986 NEIL BIRKS 1,4731987 W. STASKO 1,4821988 K. BROSIUS 1,4381989 W. HUNT 1,4121990 F. R. DAX 1,4641991 R. STOEHR 1,4391992 S. A. BALLIETT 1,4201993 M. G. BURKE 1,4011994 C. J. PAINTER 1,3391995 M. D. NOVOTNAK 1,2491996 D. A. GRANGER 1,2481997 G. O. RHODES 1,1771998 G. J. HILDEMAN 1,1911999 R. M. GASIOR 1,0962000 D. D. LEÓN 1,0692001 J. P. O’CONNOR 1,0382002 M. ZAMANZADEH 9612003 J. M. RAKOWSKI 1,0842004 R. ASFAHANI 1,0832005 S. DEVINCENT WOLF 1,0092006 A. WOJCIESZYNSKI 1,0672007 T. JOSEPH 8802008 A. ROLLETT 10582009 H. KUHN 12312010 S. FYFITCH 8332011 P. ALLEN 8202012 P. SMITH 7282013 P. MANOHAR 689

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Pittsburgh Chapter Awards

Chairman’s AwardThe ASM Chairman’s Award recognizes the member in the chapter who has

performed exceptional service over and above the normal expected participation and assistance to the Chapter during the past year.

Year Recipient Year Recipient

1973 M. Novotnak 1994 P. E. Fischione1974 E. C. Franz 1995 G. O. Rhodes1975 A. Simkovich 1996 M. D. Novotnak1976 H. L. Black 1997 P. Freyer1977 S. J. Manganello 1998 M. DeGraef1978 — 1999 J. J. Eckenrod1979 C. Mitchell 2000 R. F. Buck1980 J. C. Helbling 2001 —1981 T. D. Bonner 2002 —1982 N. Birks 2003 S. DeVincent Wolf1983 J. Stroup 2004 J. J. Eckenrod1984 R. W. Rogers, Jr. 2005 D. León1985 H. Andrejasik 2006 F. R. Dax1986 H. Henein 2007 Y. Pang1987 B. Alan 2008 T. Joseph1988 K. Brosius 2009 P. Manohar1989 C. F. Yolton 2010 P. Smith &

S. Smith1990 M. G. Burke 2011 P. Smith &

S. Smith1991 J. J. Eckenrod 2012 N. Eisinger1992 M. D. Novotnak 2013 T. Hosch1993 K. M. Goldman

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Young Member Award The ASM Young Member Award is intended to recognize and encourage the young

member (no more than 35 years of age on January 1 of the year in which the award is to be presented) who has demonstrated high character and ethics in his actions, promoted the field of materials or metallurgy and promoted the goals and objectives of ASM by serving the chapter.


1972 R. S. Beltz 1993 G. O. Rhodes1973 L. C. Blayden 1994 J. F. Butler1974 I. M. Bernstein 1995 P. Freyer1975 R. J. Henry 1996 E. Robare1976 W. B. Kent 1997 E. Palmiere1977 G. C. Rauch 1998 R. F. Buck1978 A. J. DeArdo 1999 S. D. Wolf1979 F. R. Billman 2000 J. Rakowski1980 V. Corsi 2001 A. Patel1981 L. J. Maxwell 2002 B. Petcash1982 F. R. Dax 2003 T. Hicks1983 W. H. Hunt, Jr. 2004 T. M. Joseph1984 J. M. Story 2005 C. Roberts1985 H. Henein 2006 R. Baranwal1986 S. A. Balliett 2007 C. Giummarra1987 M. G. Burke 2008 P. Ohodnicki1988 C. J. Willman 2009 M. Perricone1989 W. C. Johnson 2010 Not Awarded1990 A. Cramb 2011 N. Eisinger1991 A. Dudik 2012 S. Zhu1992 L.. Roudabush 2013 D. Maddala

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Edgar C. Bain Award The E.C. Bain Award was instituted by the Pittsburgh Chapter of ASM to honor an

outstanding member of the chapter for valuable contributions to the metallurgical and materials professions. The award is given to the person who has devoted their life to the same high ideals exemplified by Dr. Bain.


1973 R. F. Mehl 1994 D. B. Arnold1974 L. S. Darken 1995 J. T. Staley1975 J. B. Austin 1996 A. Madeyski1976 K. Van Horn 1997 A. J. DeArdo1977 B. R. Queneau 1998 H. A. Kuhn1978 E. J. Dulis 1999 T. B. Massalski1979 H. W. Paxton 2000 P. E. Repas1980 J. H. Bechtold 2001 W. M. Garrison1981 R. K. Pitler 2002 J. Barsom1982 E. A. Loria 2003 C. F. Yolton1983 H. I. Aaronson 2004 O. Katz1984 W. O. Philbrook 2005 S. Manganello1985 R. Lula 2006 K. Goldman1986 M. Korchynsky 2007 D. Granger1987 B. Lustman 2008 W. Kent1988 M. Manjoine 2009 J. J. Eckenrod1989 L. F. Porter 2010 W. Hunt1990 F. C. Pettit 2011 J. Grubb1991 L. Lherbier 2012 R. Asfahani1992 J. A. Cameron 2013 D. Laughlin

1993 K. E. Pinnow

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Special Lectures and Scholarships

Pittsburgh Night LectureThe Pittsburgh Night Lectureship was instituted in 1951 to honor a member of the

Pittsburgh Chapter who has done outstanding work as a metallurgist or metallurgical manager, and who is less than 45 years old.

Year Recipient Year Recipient1951 G. B. Roberts 1974 H. D. Brody1952 W. O. Philbrook 1975 A. Simkovich1953 M. W. Lightner 1976 D. M. Moon1954 T. W. Merrill 1977 L. H. Lherbier1955 C. T. Evans, Jr. 1978 M. G. H. Wells1956 M. J. Day 1979 A. Thompson1957 H. B. Emerick 1980 J. H. Barsom1958 D. J. Carney 1981 B. S. Shabel1959 C. L. McCabe 1982 I. M. Bernstein1960 B. Lustman 1983 J. C. Williams1961 J. C. Hamaker 1984 A. J. DeArdo1962 S. G. Fletcher 1985 W. S. Cebulak1963 A. J. Lena 1986 R. E. Bailey1964 T. E. Dancy 1987 R. J. Henry1965 W. T. Lankford 1988 W. B. Kent1966 F. M. Richmond 1989 R. J. Lee1967 J. C. Fulton 1990 K. J. Handerhan1968 H. W. Meyer 1991 L. A. Lalli1969 H. W. Paxton 1992 W. W. Timmons1970 F. C. Langenberg 1993 S. Wood1971 R. T. Begley 1994 R. R. Dax1972 W. E. Dennis 1995 W. H. Hunt1973 R. P. Simmons 1996 M. G. Burke


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Year Recipient Year Recipient1997 T. M. Pollock 2006 D. Novotnak1998 J. L. Maloney 2007 P. Manohar1999 P. Freyer 2008 C. Guimmarra2000 R. B. Gasior 2009 S. DeVincent Wolf2001 R. Matway 2010 S. Seetharaman2002 S. Ragunathan 2011 T. Joseph2003 M. J. Merwin 2012 A. Feinberg2004 J. Rakowski 2013 M. Perricone2005 J. Ting

Andrew Carnegie Lecture The Andrew Carnegie Lectureship was created in 1948 to honor a nationally

prominent metallurgist or materials engineer, often a person with some tie to the Pittsburgh Chapter.


1948 J. Chipman 1962 M. Gensamer1949 Sir Charles Goodeve 1963 L. S. Darken1950 H. W. Grahm 1964 F. L. Laque1951 F. L. Toy 1965 R. D. Stout1952 H. Johnson 1966 G. A. Roberts1953 L. F. Reinhart 1967 G. Derge1954 J. P. Gill 1968 J. H. Gross1955 R. F. Mehl 1969 W. S. Pellini1956 E. E. Smith 1970 W. C. Leslie1957 E. C. Bain 1971 J. R. Low1958 M. Cohen 1972 F. N. Rhines1959 N. E. Promisel 1973 M. Korchynsky1960 P. Payson 1974 P. G. Shewmon1961 G. R. Fritterer 1975 F. C. Langenberg


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1976 L. F. Porter 1996 K. E. Pinnow1977 B. Lustman 1997 S. J. Manganello1978 G. T. Horne 1998 D. B. Arnold1979 A. J. Lena 1999 L. W. Lherbier1980 E. J. Dulis 2000 R. P. Mason1981 M. Manjoine 2001 J. A. Salsgiver1982 — 2002 K. Mitchiner1983 G. Speich 2003 A. Cramb1984 E. A. Loria 2004 R. J. Henry1985 R. K. Pitler 2005 G. Hildeman1986 W. O. Philbrook 2006 M. Bernstein1987 F. S. Pettit 2007 M. G. Burke1988 O. Richmond 2008 W. Garrison1989 J. P. Hirth 2009 M. Zamanzadeh1990 H. W. Paxton 2010 J. Barsom1991 A. J. DeArdo 2011 In Memorium

E. Sobota1992 P. R. Bridenbaugh 2012 R. Sanders1993 P. P. Wynblatt 2013 A. Rollett1994 G. H. Meier 2014 H. Kuhn1995 T. B. Massalski

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Owen Katz Scholarship The Owen Katz scholarship, (known as the Gilbert Soler Scholarship prior to2009), is awarded annually by the Pittsburgh Golden Triangle Chapter to honorDr. Owen Katz. The scholarship is given to an outstanding high school seniorwho studies within Pittsburgh regional high school and who intends to pursuehis college education in metallurgy or materials science and engineering at anaccredited engineering program. The scholarship amount is set at $1,500. Thehonor is most fitting, because of Dr. Owen Katz's outstanding character, provenmetallurgical expertise, and enthusiasm for promoting student interest inmetallurgical engineering.

Owen M. Katz, Ph. D. was an active member of ASM since the 1950’s. He servedas chairman and secretary of ASM. Dr. Katz was a recipient of the Edger C. Bainaward in 2004 and became an ASM Fellow in 1983. He received both his B.S.and M.S. degrees in Metallurgical Engineering from Carnegie Tech in 1954 and1958, respectively and began his career at Westinghouse Research andDevelopment. He received his Ph. D. in metallurgical engineering 1963 from theUniversity of Pittsburgh. Owen then transferred to Westinghouse's BettisAtomic Plant Division as senior engineer where he instituted state of the artmetallographic technology and worked on failure analysis until retirement in1998. Dr. Katz then began a second career as an adjunct professor at theUniversity of Pittsburgh supporting students and faculty. Dr. Owen Katz died onSeptember 1, 2007 at the age of 74.

Past Chairpersons Educational

Assistance Scholarships (PCEAS) The Pittsburgh Golden Triangle Chapter will make two awards every year of$500 each to a college sophomore and a college junior enrolled in metallurgy ormaterials science at a Pittsburgh regional college or a ASM Pittsburgh chaptermember’s child enrolled in metallurgy or materials science in a school outside ofthe Pittsburgh region.

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Outstanding College Senior Awards The Pittsburgh Golden Triangle Chapter makes three awards every year of $500each to the outstanding college senior from each of the three local universities:Carnegie Mellon University, University of Pittsburgh and Robert MorrisUniversity. The awardee will be decided by a nomination process which will becoordinated by the Student Awareness Committee Chair and the faculty liaisonfrom each of the schools.

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2011–2012 Officers

(l to r) Treasurer, Priyadarshan Manohar , Robert Morris University; ViceChair, Phil Smith, Alcoa; Chair, Paul Allen, TIMET;

Secretary, Bob Dax, Concurrent Technologies;

2011 Andrew Carnegie Lecture

(l to r) Vice Chair, Paul Allen, TIMET;Lecturer, Mark Sobota, TSI Titanium

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(l to r), Lecturer, Robert E. Sanders, Jr., Industry Consultant;Vice Chair, Phil Smith, Alcoa


(l to r), Lecturer, Anthony Rollett, Carnegie Mellon University;Chair, Phil Smith, Alcoa

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2009 2010 Chair’s Award

(l to r), Awardee, Priyadarshan Manohar, Robert Morris University;Chair, Howard Kuhn, The Ex One Company LLC

2012 2013 Chair’s Award

(l to r), Chair, Phil Smith, Alcoa;Nathan Eisinger, Perryman Company

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2013 Young Members Night Lecture

(l to r), Lecturer, Gary Shiflet, University of Virginia;Vice Chair, Priyadarshan Manohar, Robert Morris University

2011 National Officers Night

(l to r), Lecturer, Robert Hill;, Jr., Solar Atmospheres of Western Pa.;Chair, Steve Fyfitch, AREVA NP Inc.

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2013 National Officers Night

(l to r), Lecturer, Linda Schadler, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute;Chair, Phil Smith, Alcoa

2008 Carnegie Science Center Engineers Week

(l to r), Joseph Turek, Matco Inc.; Jaclyn Turek (hidden), Student

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2009 Carnegie Science Center Engineers Week

(l to r), Steve Fyfitch, AREVA NP Inc.; Seymour Sweet, Perryman Company;Stephen Fyfitch, Student

2011 E.C. Bain Award

(l to r), Awardee, Warren Hunt Jr., Aluminum Consultants Group;Chair, Steve Fyfitch, AREVA NP Inc.

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2012 E.C. Bain Award

(l to r), Chair, Paul Allen, TIMET;Awardee, John Grubb, ATI Allegheny Ludlum

2008 Chapter Outstanding Young Member Award

(l to r), Michael McHenry, Carnegie Mellon University;Awardee Paul Ohodnicki, PPG

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2012 Chapter Outstanding Young Member Award

(l to r), Chair, Paul Allen, TIMET;Awardee, Nathan Eisinger, Perryman Company

2009 Pittsburgh Night Lecture

(l to r), Secretary, Robert Dax, Concurrent Technologies;Lecturer, Sandra DeVincent Wolf, Materials Research Society

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2011 Pittsburgh Night Lecture

(l to r), Tom Joseph, Chair, Grant Street Group;Lecturer, Priyadarshan Manohar, Robert Morris University

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Current Members and Company Affiliations

As of January 5, 2014 The information for this listing comes from the database maintained by the ASM

International headquarters for the Pittsburgh Chapter. The last names are listed in the alphabetical order. The number after each name indicates the year of membership initiated or reinstated. You can help assure the accuracy of future listings in the directory by clearly specifying your company affiliation and other pertinent information on your membership renewal form.

Please carefully check your listing. If any changes, corrections or additions are necessary, please contact:

John J. Eckenrod Pittsburgh Chapter – ASM International 4115 Duckhorn Drive Coraopolis, PA 15108 E-mail: [email protected] You may also update your membership profile by logging into the ASM

International website at http://www.asminternational.org/ using your Member ID as your username and your last name with the first letter in uppercase as your password. If you are interested in joining the Pittsburgh Chapter, any member on the Executive Committee will be pleased to provide you with a membership application and more information about the Chapter. Additional information can be accessed at the Chapter website, http://www.asmpittsburgh.org/.

FIRSTNAME

LASTNAME

COMPANY AFFILATIONYEARJOINED

Edmond Adamczyk Thomas Steel Strip Corporation 1977

Henryk Adrian AGH UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE,FACU 2011

Dibyajyoti Aichbhaumik Retired 1969

Robert Akans Concurrent Technologies Corporation 1979

Robert Albert Bechtel Corporation 1973

Leopold Albertin Retired 1955(Continued on next page)

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FIRSTNAME

LASTNAME


Lori Albright Stellar Precision Components Limited 2006

Michael Alexander The Webb Law Firm 2012

Paul Allen TIMET 1991

Robert Ammon Retired 1959

Arvid Anderson Retired 1952

John Anderson Retired 1951

Leo Anna Ultra Polymers 1979

Chip Arata Carpenter Technology Corporation 2010

Gary Arbore Stellar Precision Components Limited 209

Randy Arnold Joy Global 2013

Donald Arnone Retired 1957

Arthur Aronson Retired 1962

Riad Asfahani U S Steel Corp. 1979

Robert Aspden Retired 1954

Brian Aufman West Mifflin High School 2014

James Aukerman Retired 1966

Todd Ault West Penn Testing Group 2003

Alfred Avakian Duraloy Technologies Incorporated 2007

Ronald Bachowski Retired 1958

Chris Bagnall MCS Associates Incorporated 1976

Ronald Bailey Retired 1963

Everett Baker Touchstone Research Laboratory 1954

Maurice Baldy Retired 1947

Scott Balliett Latrobe Specialty Steel Company 1979

D. Barbor Retired 1935

Martin Barcaskey Applytech Incorporated 2013

David Barensfeld Ellwood Group 2007

Katayun Barmak Columbia University 1998

John Barr Retired 1949

Kevin Barren Blair Strip Steel Company 2012


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FIRSTNAME

LASTNAME


John Barsom Barsom Consulting Ltd 1977

James Bassett Retired 1942

William Baumgarten Retired 1947

George Bayer MATCO SERVICES, INC. 1990

Parag Bedekar SinterMet Llc 2006

Edgar Belkin Retired 1946

David Bellis Retired 1961

Nicholas Belton Univ of Wisconsin 2010

David Beltz Kalumetals Inc 2007

Robert Beltz Kalumetals Inc 1968

Matthew Bender Allegheny Technologies Inc. 2002

Henry Benecki Retired 1950

David Bergstrom Allegheny Technologies Inc. 1938

David Berry Allegheny Technologies Inc. 1987

William Betts Retired 1958

Jack Beuth Carnegie Mellon University 2009

Herbert Black Black Tree Consultants 1954

Claude Blackketter Universal Stainless and Alloy Products, Inc 2011

Thos. Blackwood Retired 1934

Denis Blank Retired 1968

William Blankenship Retired 1960

Max Bluestone Retired 1946

Arnold Blum Retired 1949

Emmanuel Bocquilion Allegheny Technologies Inc. 2013

Cynthia Bognar Bognar & Co Inc 1981

Mark Boldy PTC Alliance 1974

Eric Bono Summit Materials, LLC 2003

Julien Boselli Alcoa 2007

J. Bossard J. G. Bossard Inc. 1955

Alyssia Bostrom Applied Test Systems Inc. 2012


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FIRSTNAME

LASTNAME


Cheryl Botti Allegheny Technologies Inc. 1981

Thomas Bovalina Tenova Core 1980

William Box Retired 1953

Scott Boyd Ellwood Group 2000

Charles BoyleWestmoreland Mechanical Testing &

Research Inc. 2008

Robert Bozzone Retired 1953

Charles Braglio Retired 1943

Michael Brandt Retired 2003

Gary Bray Alcoa 1981

Joseph Brennan CIC Pittsburgh 2009

Kenneth Brickner Retired 1953

Peter Bridenbaugh Retired 1969

James Brocklehurst Thermcraft, Inc. 2011

Kenneth Brondyke Retired 1948

Charles Brown Retired 1954

Rob Brown Universal Stainless and Alloy Products, Inc 2013

William Bryant Retired 1961

Joseph Bryner Retired 1957

Robert Bucci Alcoa 1987

Tony Budzik Universal Stainless and Alloy Products, Inc 2013

Clifford Bugle Dynamet Incorporated 1979

Milton Burkart Retired 1947

Mary Burke The University of Manchester 1973

George Burnet SMS Elotherm 2013

Donald Burnham Retired 1971

Paul Busby Retired 1940

Gary Carinci Technical Marketing Services Inc. 1984

Carl Carlson Retired 1959

Tadeu Carneiro CBMM North America 1981

Marvin Carpenter Bechtel Corporation 1972


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FIRSTNAME

LASTNAME


Norman Carroll Applied Test Systems Inc. 1971

Boyd Cass Retired 1939

Michael CatoneWestmoreland Mechanical Testing &

Research Inc. 2008

Jim Cebula Asko Incorporated 2012

Allen Cedilote Retired 1961

Vijay Chandhok Carnegie Mellon University 1953

Ji Chang Ampet Research Company 1958

Jim Checkeye Bloom Engineering Company Inc 2013

Hollis Child Retired 1956

John Chir Latrobe Specialty Steel Company 1985

Joseph Chivinsky Retired 1956

Dan Chmill Kintner Inc 2013

Sarup Chopra Retired 1981

Brett Christman Bechtel Marine Propulsion Corporation 1984

Men Chu Alcoa 1986

David Church Bloom Engineering Company Inc 2009

J. Clark Retired 1946

William Clark Retired 1947

Charles Clinton Retired 1948

Helmut Collasius Retired 1961

W Barry Collins Nonaffiliated 1952

Stanley Collis Retired 1963

Thomas Colter Bechtel Plant Machinery Incorporated 1975

Joyce Conermann Nonaffiliated 2003

Brett Conner Youngstown State University 2012

Pamela Connolly Diocese of Pittsburgh 2013

Leonard Connor Consultation Services 1960

Charles Cook Retired 1956

Shawn Cooper Allegheny Technologies Inc. 2000

Frank Cooper Nonaffiliated 1965


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FIRSTNAME

LASTNAME


Lawrence Cooper Retired 1959

William Copeland Eqt Production 2011

Stefanie Corcoran Serra Catholic High School 2012

Robert Cornell Retired 1951

A. Cox Pgh Comm Heat Treat Company 1919

William Creager Retired 1947

Robert Creese West Virginia University 1967

Peter Crescimanno MSAS 1999

Kenneth Crooks Retired 1955

Dan Cunningham Allomet Corporation 2010

Donald Cunningham Retired 1977

George Cygan Ervin Industries Inc 1996

J. Czesnakowski Retired 1957

Patrick D Angelo Du co Ceramics Company 2013

Donald Dabkowski Retired 1953

Amber Dalley U S Steel Corp. 1984

Francis Daly Retired 1960

Roberto Darocha Fives Stein Inc 2013

Larry Dascenzo Irwin Car & Equipment 1966

Charles Davis Retired 1960

Robert Dax Retired 1971

Anthony DeArdo University of Pittsburgh 1973

John Deblasio Allegheny Alloy Incorporated 2013

Jill Deblasio Allegheny Alloy Incorporated 1998

Joyce Deblasio Allegheny Alloy Incorporated 2007

Joseph Defilippi Retired 1958

Brian Deforce Allegheny Technologies Inc. 2011

Eric DeHosse All Clad Metalcrafters, Inc. 2012

Lori Denault Concurrent Technologies Corporation 2002

Gita Dev Erie School District 2013


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FIRSTNAME

LASTNAME


Marshall Devenpeck Retired 1983

Robert DickJohnstown Wire Technologies

Incorporated 2002

Shyam Dighe Dighe Technologies Corporation 2000

John Disantis Retired 1949

Ronald Dittman Camp Hill Corporation 1958

Gwendolyn Dixon Alcoa 1984

Karoly Dobay Retired 1960

Thomas Dohnal Nonaffiliated 1968

Hao Dong Nonaffiliated 2012

W. Doty Retired 1940

Robert Douty Bechtel Corporation 1962

Greg Dowling Latrobe Specialty Steel Company 2010

Phillip Dowson Elliott Company 1952

John Drenning Retired 1951

David Dunn Retired 1963

Mark Dvorsky Union Electric Steel Corp 2013

Michael Easley Alcoa 2003

Jennifer Eckels Performance Review Institute 2013

John Eckenrod Retired 1960

Wallace Edsall Retired 1952

William Edwards Ellwood Group 1990

Robert Eichinger Retired 1951

Elmer Eiffler Retired 1954

William Eisen Retired 1960

Nathan Eisinger Perryman Company 1999

John Engel Retired 1956

Keith Engleka Nonaffiliated 2009

June Epp Alcoa 2005

Ryan Erdely Tenova Core 2009

Joseph Evancho Retired 1967


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FIRSTNAME

LASTNAME


John Eyler Retired 1948

Alexander Fadick Dynamet Incorporated 2007

John Fairbaugh Union Electric Steel Corp 2013

Jason Fernandez Ellwood Group 2013

J Ferree Retired 1943

James Ferrero Perryman Company 1988

Arthur Filippi Retired 1959

George Fisher Retired 1949

Jenna Fitch Erie School District 2013

Terrence Fitzmaurice TSI Titanium 2010

Robert Fix American Stress Technologies 1979

Albert Fleitman Retired 1949

Gary Flick Nonaffiliated 1981

John Fogarty Business Engr Counselors 1953

Paul Follansbee Saint Vincent College 1978

James Fragomeni Engineering & Science Consulting Services 1982

John Frangakis Reynolds Services Incorporated 1966

Malcolm Fraser Copperweld Corporation 1953

Christiopher Freeman Rex Heat Treat 2013

Christopher Freiwald Penn Machine Company 1992

James Fritz Technical Marketing Services Inc. 1979

Joseph Froetschel Verichek Technical Services Incorporated 2011

Stephen Fyfitch AREVA NP, Inc. 1977

Olivier Gabis Wagstaff Inc. 1985

Robert Garness SMS SIEMAG, LLC 1995

Warren Garrison Carnegie Mellon University 1980

Mike Geissler Product Evaluation Systems Incorporated 2008

Francis Genes Retired 1942

Dan George Concurrent Technologies Corporation 2013

Krome W. George Retired 1983


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FIRSTNAME

LASTNAME


Ralph Getz Retired 1955

Jack Giacobbi Nonaffiliated 2013

R. Gilliland Retired 1956

John Giordano Air Products And Chemicals 2006

Michael Glazoff Idaho National Laboratory 1994

Doug Glenn Solar Atmospheres Incorporated 1994

Misia Goodson Moon Area School District 2013

Brian Gordon Touchstone Research Laboratory 1999

Robin Gourley Curtiss Wright Corp. 1990

Douglas Granger Retired 1972

Paul Grantz Retired 1959

Allen Green Belmont Technical College 1987

John Green Retired 1942

Herman Greenberg Nonaffiliated 1946

Mark Greenfield Retired 1968

John Grubb Allegheny Technologies Inc. 1970

Mustafa GucluAviation And Missile Research

Development 1985

Lakshmi Gupta Gupta Permold Corporation 1985

Rao Gutti Westinghouse Electric Co 2009

Ed Haas Allegheny Technologies Inc. 2011

Logan Haberberger Modern Industries Inc 2013

Jean pierre Habets H&W Global Industries Incorporated 2003

John Hack Bechtel Corporation 1972

Kevin Haffey Universal Stainless and Alloy Products, Inc 1972

M. Hagadorn Retired 1949

Herbert Hager Retired 1953

J. Hags Retired 1951

Ronald Hahn Retired 1963

Meryl Hall Retired 1973

Brian Hall Westinghouse Electric Co 2013


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FIRSTNAME

LASTNAME


Kevin Handerhan Ellwood Group 1978

Fred Hann Cybernetics Inc 1959

Lars Hansen Hansen Engineering Inc. 1962

John Harhai Retired 1955

Douglas Harman Retired 2008

Robert Harrill Nonaffiliated 1970

Willard Harris Retired 1947

Tracie Hart Pittsburgh Public Schools 2013

Kenneth Hass Retired 1955

Guenter Hauck Oerlikon Leybold Vacuum 2013

Paul Hauge Perryman Company 2004

W. Havekotte Retired 1933

Robert Heard Carnegie Mellon University 1990

James Heger Retired 1937

John Held Retired 1957

Daniel Hennessy Latrobe Specialty Steel Company 1981

Richard Henry Retired 1962

Mike Herold Leco Corporation 1987

Joanne Hervol Hempfield Area 2013

Robert Hessinger Retired 1956

James Hill Allegheny Technologies Inc. 1955

Robert Hill Solar Atmospheres Incorporated 1995

Robert Hodder Retired 1951

Robert Hoffman Bechtel Corporation 1959

Perry Holsinger Retired 1950

Bruce Horn Bruce Horn Consulting Services Llc 1968

Gerald Horne Industrial Testing Lab Svcs. 1948

William Horne Retired 1967

Rachel Hosch Nonaffiliated 2012

Tim Hosch Alcoa 2012


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FIRSTNAME

LASTNAME


Catherine Houska Technical Marketing Services Inc. 1990

Gerald Houze Retired 1979

John Howard Boyden 2013

Patrick Howell Allegheny Technologies Inc. 2007

Norman Hoyer Retired 1940

Christopher Hrizo Whemco 2007

Erle Hubbard Retired 1943

John Huerbin Pittsburgh Metal Proc Company, Inc. 1987

Warren Hunt Nexight Group LLC 2012

James Hunter American Stress Technologies 1955

John Hunter Carpenter Technology Corporation 2008

Joseph Huth Spang & Company 1994

Allan Hutt Perryman Company 1977

Arnold Huwar CCX Incorporated 1988

Barry Hyatt Bechtel Corporation 1954

F. Itoh Retired 1956

Joseph Jackman Remacor 1960

Thomas Jackson Allegheny Technologies Inc. 1995

John Jacoby Retired 1953

Lawrence James Retired 1951

Noel Jarrett Retired 1955

Bruce Jasiewicz Noel Jarrett Assoc. 2008

John Jasko Grinding Engineering Service 1969

Kevin Jensen Reparex Fabricated Systems Inc 2013

James Jersey Jersey Chrome Plating Company 1981

Michael JezekMatt Machine & Manufacturing

Incorporated 1986

Mikael Johansson Talisman Energy USA Inc. 2012

Robert Johnson Retired 1957

Michael Johnson Solar Atmospheres Incorporated 2008

John Jones Retired 1946


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FIRSTNAME

LASTNAME


Richard Jones Retired 1978

Eric JonesWestmoreland Mechanical Testing &

Research Inc. 2003

Thomas Joseph Grant Street Group 2001

Leonard Joseph Retired 1950

Harry Joyce Retired 1944

William Kaiser Retired 1988

Alojz Kajinic Allegheny Technologies Inc. 2000

Michael Kamnikar Ellwood Group 1995

Brian Kane Universal Stainless and Alloy Products, Inc 2013

Behram Kapadia Kapadia Consultants 1959

Jim Karol Ametek, Inc. 2013

George Kavinsky Retired 1966

Christopher Kee PTC Alliance 2013

Frederick Kern Society of Automotive Engrgs 1959

Lewis Kish Retired 1966

Alexander Klekovkin North American Hoganas Incorporated 2004

Don Klesser PTC Alliance 2008

Melissa Klingenberg Concurrent Technologies Corporation 2004

Matthew Knauff Solar Atmospheres Incorporated 2013

Piyamanee Komolwit Kennametal Incorporated 2004

Paul Konkol Concurrent Technologies Corporation 1960

Michael Korchynsky US Vanadium Corporation 1951

Ram Kossowsky Emerging Technologies Incorporated 1963

Michael Kotyk Retired 1951

Christopher Kovscek Perryman Company 2013

Peter Kucan Performance Review Institute 1977

Allan Kuenzel Retired 1967

Howard Kuhn The Ex One Company LLC 1971

Judy Kuhn Union Electric Steel Corp 2013

Bruce La Rue Retired 1960


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LASTNAME


Angela Lamers Hampton Township School District 2013

Edgar Landerman Nonaffiliated 1941

Frederick Langenberg Langand Corporation 1948

Edward Larkin MATCO SERVICES, INC. 1978

F. S. Larson Retired 1956

Jennifer Larson Salem Tube, Inc. 2011

William Lauder Retired 1964

David Laughlin Carnegie Mellon University 1966

Richard Lee RJ Lee Group, Inc. 2008

Edward Lelik Retired 1962

Albert Lenz Retired 1964

Chi hung Leung Metalor 1971

Peter Leventopoulo Mesta Electronic, Inc. 2013

Louis Lherbier Carpenter Technology Corporation 1953

Li Li Carnegie Mellon University 2009

Bernard Lifka Retired 1956

Charles Lill Retired 1937

Herbert Link Nonaffiliated 1979

Jeffrey Litzinger Pittsburgh Metal Proc Company, Inc. 2002

Yixiong Liu Kennametal Incorporated 1995

Jeremy Lohr Pittsburgh Materials Technology 2001

Susan Loya Penn Hills Senior High 2012

Eugene Lucas Retired 1947

David Ludwigson Westmoreland Co. Community College 1957

Robert Lupi Retired 1952

Benjamin Lustman Retired 1935

Jim Machin Mesta Electronic, Inc. 2013

Dharma Maddala Alcoa 2008

Andrew Madeyski Retired 1957

Thomas Mager Retired 1957


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LASTNAME


Harold Mahanes Retired 1964

Nicholas Makrides Retired 1953

Frank Malagari Retired 1953

Daniel Malone Fox Chapel Area School District 2013

Paul Mandell Nonaffiliated 1982

Samuel Manganello Retired 1950

Bert Mangold Tenova Core 2007

Michael Manjoine Retired 1954

Brian Manley Bechtel Corporation 1981

Richard Manning Retired 1937

Priyadarshan Manohar Robert Morris University 2002

Dorina Manolache Aquinas Academy of Pittsburg 2013

Marino Marchi Retired 1946

James Marder Pittsburgh Materials Technology 1965

George Markovich Jwf Industries 2011

Donald Martello United States Dept. of Energy 1976

Joe Martin Olson Industries 2013

Jerry Martino Red Devil Brakes Incorporated 2007

Richard Mason Mason Global Management LLS 2012

Paul Mason Thermo Calc Software Incorporated 2002

Thaddeus Massalski Carnegie Mellon University 1966

James Materkowski Latrobe Specialty Steel Company 1989

George Mathew Bechtel Corporation 1977

Tim Matthews CMC Impact Metals 2006

Alexander Matz A B B DAIMLER BENZ 1961

Jack Maurer Retired 1953

Craig Mauro Union Electric Steel Corp 2013

Lawrence Mayer Retired 1955

Raymond Mc Cartney Retired 1953

Thomas Mc Cluhan Retired 1954


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FIRSTNAME

LASTNAME


George Mc Hale Retired 1958

J. Mcardle Retired 1941

J. Mcconaughy Retired 1942

Ryan McHugh Reparex Fabricated Systems Inc 2011

Brian McTiernan Allegheny Technologies Powder Metals 1975

Charles Meglio Charles Meglio LLC 1984

Gerald Meier University of Pittsburgh 1989

Harvey Meieran Retired 1954

Matthew Merwin U S Steel Corp. 1990

Frank Mikulski Nonaffiliated 1971

William Miller Weirton Steel Division 1954

William Mills Bechtel Corporation 1969

Alan Mirarchi Irwin Automation 2013

Conrad Mitchell Retired 1948

Merle Mitchell Retired 1959

E.A. Mogentale Applied Industrial Materials 1953

Brian Molinero Diocese of Pittsburgh 2013

Gary Molitor Respironics Inc. 1982

John Moll Retired 1966

Dave Morris Oerlikon Leybold Vacuum 2013

Andrew Mueller Retired 1984

Joseph Muha Allegheny Technologies Powder Metals 1986

Erin Mullen Technical Marketing Services Inc. 1999

Frederick Munson Bechtel Marine Propulsion Corporation 1979

Kenneth Murphy Retired 1961

William Murphy Retired 1946

Dean Musi N F & M Titanium 1992

David Myers Bechtel Corporation 1978

Tammy Mysliwiec Instron Corporation 2012

R. Nangia Retired 1971


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FIRSTNAME

LASTNAME


Theodore Neill Seneca Valley School District 2013

Richard Nester Wheeling Nisshin Incorporated 1987

James Newcomer Nonaffiliated 1976

Rachel Nicholson Nonaffiliated 2012

Roy Nilsen Nonaffiliated 1966

GaryNitowski,

Esq. K&l Gates Llp 2012

Joseph Nock Three Rivers Intl Inc 1954

Denise Novak Carnegie Mellon University 1980

Michael Novotnak Retired 1951

Barry Novotny Kennametal Incorporated 2005

Leon Nusselt Prime Metals & Alloys Inc. 1976

Jeffrey Nystrom Ellwood Group 2013Dave Ochar Bodycote 2011

William O'DonnellO'Donnell Consulting Engineers

Incorporated 1967

Paul Ohrman Retired 1947

Brian Okerberg PPG Industries 2013

Edward Oles Retired 1960

Andrew Orr Penna Flame Industries 2013

James Orr Penna Flame Industries 2005

Yuan Pang Concurrent Technologies Corporation 2000

Roman Pankiw Duraloy Technologies Incorporated 1995

Thomas Parayil Allegheny Technologies Inc. 1983

Chris Paris Aspex Corp 2008

Graeme Parkinson Allegheny Technologies Inc. 2013

Joseph Parnell Retired 1951

Michael Parzuchowski RTI International 1986

Edward Patrick E P Patrick & Associates 1987

Dan Patterson Rex Heat Treat 2012

John Paules Ellwood Group 1974

Harold Paxton Carnegie Mellon University 1949


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FIRSTNAME

LASTNAME


Willard Pelican Allegheny Technologies Inc. 1990

Matthew Perricone RJ Lee Group, Inc. 2001

James Perryman Perryman Company 1990

Frank Perryman Perryman Company 1967

Jeff Pfeifer MLP Steel LLC 2011

Paul Pica Bechtel Corporation 1979

Henry Piehler Carnegie Mellon University 1983

Kenneth Pinnow Retired 1949

Andy Pinskey Holland Manufacturing Corporation 2007

Steve Pisano Bloom Engineering Company Inc 2013

Richard Pitler Retired 1954

Alexis Pleva Alcoa 2003

Dorothy Pochet Advanced Metallurgical Coating 2013

Nicholas Polasky Dynamet Incorporated 2003

Cynthia Pomorski City of Erie School District 2013

Philip Ponikvar Nonaffiliated 1977

Vasko Popovski Applied Process Incorporated 2008

Marc Portnoff Thar Energy 1977

M Premkumar Rio Tinto India Pvt. Ltd. 1991

Curtis Prothe Dynamic Materials Corporation 1990

R. Psyck Nonaffiliated 1963

Leonard Pugliese Retired 1963

Bernard Queneau Retired 1934

Vladimir Radchenko Nonaffiliated 2001

Sazzadur Rahman Siemens 2013

Giri Rajendran Miller Centrifugal Casting Co. 1983

Brian Rampolla Life Cycle Engineering 1978

John Rataiczak Ormet Corp 1955

George Ratz Retired 1946

Jeffrey Rayburg Allegheny Technologies Inc. 1992(Continued on next page)

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FIRSTNAME

LASTNAME


Tucker Redford Allegheny Technologies Inc. 2013

O Reen Retired 1944

Don Reiley Nonaffiliated 1967

Baolute Ren Alcoa 1990

Edward Reno Retired 1944

Roberto Rioja Alcoa 1996

Douglas Rishel Bechtel Corporation 1987

Linda Rishel Bechtel Corporation 1978

John Roche Retired 1967

Dennis Rodal Elliott Company 1967

Mark Rodney Latrobe Specialty Steel Company 1963

Paul Rokosz Duraloy Technologies Incorporated 2013

Anthony Rollett Carnegie Mellon University 1979

Harry Rosenberg Alta Group, Inc. 1966

Donald RossiWestmoreland Mechanical Testing &

Research Inc. 1960

James RossiWestmoreland Mechanical Testing &

Research Inc. 1981

Alan Rossin Dynamet Incorporated 1980

Peter Rossin Retired 1946

Gregory Rowe Allegheny Technologies Inc. 2013

Francis Rudolph Retired 1946

Edwin Ruh Retired 1978

Luis Ruiz Allegheny Technologies Inc. 2000

Steve Rummel II VI 2005

Joseph Ryburn Retired 1960

George Sabol Retired 1959

Ian Sadler Miller Centrifugal Casting Co. 2005

James Salsgiver Retired 1985

Shilpa Sant University of Pittsburgh 2013

Pat Santoli Retired 1951(Continued on next page)

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FIRSTNAME

LASTNAME


Eberhard Schempp I S S I 1958

Kris Schott Allegheny Technologies Inc. 1999

Andrea Schriver Moon Area School District 2013

Arnold Schuetz Retired 1950

Paul Schwartz Alcoa 2003

Joseph Scibetta Universal Stainless and Alloy Products, Inc 2013

Anthony Scotto Nonaffiliated 2007

Mike Seger U S Steel Corp. 2013

Peter Senio Retired 1956

Ben Senkowicz Nonaffiliated 1998

Joseph Seren Retired 1968

Barrie Shabel Retired 1960

George Shannon Latrobe Specialty Steel Company 2004

Zalman Shapiro Retired 1951

Laura Sheets Southern Local School District 2013

Bruce Shields Retired 1946

Jean Shumway Butler County Community College 2003

Justin Sickles Nonaffiliated 2013

William Siebert Bechtel Corporation 1966

Nathan Silvernail PPG Industries 2013

Justin Simko North American Hoganas Incorporated 2011

Alex Simkovich Nonaffiliated 1953

Richard Simmons Retired 1956

John Sims Allegheny Technologies Inc. 2012

Mark Sindelar West Virginia University 2007

Clarence Skena Retired 1963

Christine Slippy Alcoa 2011

Philip Smith Alcoa 1984

Larry Smith Allegheny Technologies Inc. 2013

Stanford Smith Retired 1947(Continued on next page)

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FIRSTNAME

LASTNAME


Sherman Snyder Fox Chapel Tutoring 1977

G. Whitney Snyder Retired 1955

Harold Snyder Retired 1946

Edward Sobota TSI Titanium 1992

Mark Sobota TSI Titanium 1990

Daniel Sonon Retired 1960

Dominic Sorace Retired 1963

George Sowa Retired 1942

Carl Spaeder Retired 1953

Gary Spahr Retired 1956

David Spehar Hi Specialty America Inc. 1950

Henry Spehek Retired 1932

Andrew Spisak Electromechanical Engineering 2001

William Spitzig Retired 1958

John Spitznagel Retired 1971

James Staley Retired 1961

Wesley Starr Open Space Consultants 2008

William Stasko Retired 1959

J. Steiner Retired 1949

Jean Stewart Allegheny Technologies Powder Metals 2012

Richard Stripay Retired 1948

John Stulga RJ Lee Group, Inc. 1975

Michael Sullivan Ironmaster Llc 1979

Subra Suresh Carnegie Mellon University 2010

Lloyd Susini Susini Specialty Steels Incorporated 1962

Gary Swartzbeck Bechtel Plant Machinery Incorporated 1972

Ryan Sweda Dunkirk Specialty Steel 2013

Seymour Sweet Perryman Company 1970

James Sye Retired 1958

Douglas Symons Bechtel Corporation 1994(Continued on next page)

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LASTNAME


Bernard Szymanski Retired 1966

Scott Talbott Vesuvius USA 2011

Yang Tan Alcoa 2013

Kenneth Tator Kta Tator Incorporated 1989

Eric Templin Allegheny Technologies Inc. 2007

R. Thomas Retired 1939

Jeff Thompson Allegheny Technologies Inc. 2013

Donald Thornburg Retired 1953

Michael Tims Concurrent Technologies Corporation 1992

Nazmi Toker Universal Stainless and Alloy Products, Inc 2010

Alan Towner Pietragallo Gordon Alfno Bosi 1997

Raymond Towner Retired 1948

Thomas Traubert EDT Engineering 2006

William Treat Retired 1950

Chris Trout Bohler Uddeholm Corporation 2013

P. Trozzo Retired 1950

Joseph Turek J M Turek 1984

G Turnbull Retired 1956

Juan Valencia Concurrent Technologies Corporation 1980

Gary Vangelder Ritchey Metals 2012

Craig VaradiWestmoreland Mechanical Testing &

Research Inc. 2010

James Vargo Latrobe Specialty Steel Company 2012

William Vernam Retired 1954

Greg Vignoul Nonaffiliated 2013

Mario Vitale Oerlikon Leybold Vacuum 2004

Graham Wagner Retired 1955

Brian Waite Universal Stainless and Alloy Products, Inc 2013

Changli Wang Nonaffiliated 2013

John Waple Retired 1949

Terry Warner Curtiss Wright Flow Control 1990


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FIRSTNAME

LASTNAME


Howard Warner Retired 1962

Charles Warren Alcoa 1987

Thomas Webb Bechtel Corporation 1998

Bryan Webler Carnegie Mellon University 2013

Walter Weed Technical Marketing Services Inc. 1950

Albert Wein Wein Metals Inc. 1964

Morris Weinbaum Retired 1943

Nicolas Weiss Tenova Core 2013

William Weltman Badger Industries 2013

Robert Wesolowski St. Joseph High School 2012

Robert Westgren Westec Incorporated 1954

Steve Wiard Union Electric Steel Corp 2013

C. Joseph Willebrand Ametek, Inc. 1978

Todd Williams Homer Laughlin China Company 2012

Robert Williams Retired 1949

Peter Wilson Oerlikon Leybold Vacuum 2013

Thomas Wingens Tenova Core 2013

James Wodyka HC Starck Incorporated 1982

Andrzej Wojcieszynski Allegheny Technologies Powder Metals 1991

Jerome Wolfe Retired 1956

Richard Wolfe Retired 1950

Erich Wondris Retired 1963

Paul Wynblatt Carnegie Mellon University 1962

Yanger Xu Allegheny Technologies Inc. 1990

Huiping Xu MATCO SERVICES, INC. 2011

Siyang Xu Nonaffiliated 2012

Daniel Yates Retired 1958

C. Fred Yolton Summit Materials, LLC 1968

Robert Young Retired 1949

Thomas Zamanski Tenova Core 2006


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FIRSTNAME

LASTNAME


William Zeik Retired 1960

Robert Zeman Horsehead Corporation 1970

Sumin Zhu FEI Company 2009

John Zimmerman Retired 1957

Bruce Zmyslinski Oerlikon Leybold Vacuum 2013

Jennifer Zwolen Allegheny Technologies Inc. 2013

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Company Affiliation of Members

As of January 5, 2014 The information for this listing comes from the database maintained by the ASM

International headquarters for the Pittsburgh Chapter. You can help assure the accuracy of future listings in the directory by clearly specifying your company affiliation and location within your company on your membership renewal form.

Please carefully check your listing. If any changes, corrections or additions are necessary, please contact:

John J. Eckenrod Pittsburgh Chapter – ASM International 4115 Duckhorn Drive Coraopolis, PA 15108 E-mail: [email protected] You may also update your membership profile by logging into the ASM

International website at http://www.asminternational.org/ using your Member ID as your username and your last name with the first letter in uppercase as your password. If you are interested in joining the Pittsburgh Chapter, any member on the Executive Committee will be pleased to provide you with a membership application and more information about the Chapter. Additional information can be found at the Chapter website, http://www.asmpittsburgh.org/.

COMPANY AFFILIATIONFIRSTNAME

LASTNAME

AREVA NP, Inc. Stephen Fyfitch

Perryman Company Allan Hutt

Rex Heat Treat Christopher Freeman

Rex Heat Treat Dan Patterson

SMS Elotherm George Burnet

A B B DAIMLER BENZ Alexander Matz

Advanced Metallurgical Coating Dorothy Pochet

AGH UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE,FACU Henryk Adrian


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Air Products And Chemicals John Giordano

Alcoa Julien Boselli

Alcoa Gary Bray

Alcoa Robert Bucci

Alcoa Men Chu

Alcoa Gwendolyn Dixon

Alcoa Michael Easley

Alcoa June Epp

Alcoa Dharma Maddala

Alcoa Alexis Pleva

Alcoa Roberto Rioja

Alcoa Paul Schwartz

Alcoa Christine Slippy

Alcoa Philip Smith

Alcoa Yang Tan

Alcoa Charles Warren

Alcoa Baolute Ren

All Clad Metalcrafters, Inc. Eric DeHosse

Allegheny Alloy Incorporated John Deblasio

Allegheny Alloy Incorporated Jill Deblasio

Allegheny Alloy Incorporated Joyce Deblasio

Allegheny Alloy Incorporated John Diblasio

Allegheny Technologies Inc. Matthew Bender

Allegheny Technologies Inc. David Bergstrom

Allegheny Technologies Inc. David Berry

Allegheny Technologies Inc. Emmanuel Bocquilion

Allegheny Technologies Inc. Cheryl Botti

Allegheny Technologies Inc. Shawn Cooper

Allegheny Technologies Inc. Brian Deforce

Allegheny Technologies Inc. John Grubb


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LASTNAME

Allegheny Technologies Inc. Ed Haas

Allegheny Technologies Inc. James Hill

Allegheny Technologies Inc. Patrick Howell

Allegheny Technologies Inc. Thomas Jackson

Allegheny Technologies Inc. Alojz Kajinic

Allegheny Technologies Inc. Marino Marchi

Allegheny Technologies Inc. Thomas Parayil

Allegheny Technologies Inc. Graeme Parkinson

Allegheny Technologies Inc. Willard Pelican

Allegheny Technologies Inc. Jeffrey Rayburg

Allegheny Technologies Inc. Tucker Redford

Allegheny Technologies Inc. Gregory Rowe

Allegheny Technologies Inc. Luis Ruiz

Allegheny Technologies Inc. Kris Schott

Allegheny Technologies Inc. John Sims

Allegheny Technologies Inc. Larry Smith

Allegheny Technologies Inc. Eric Templin

Allegheny Technologies Inc. Jeff Thompson

Allegheny Technologies Inc. Yanger Xu

Allegheny Technologies Inc. Jennifer Zwolen

Allegheny Technologies Powder Metals Brian McTiernan

Allegheny Technologies Powder Metals Joseph Muha

Allegheny Technologies Powder Metals Jean Stewart

Allegheny Technologies Powder Metals Andrzej Wojcieszynski

Allomet Corporation Dan Cunningham

Alta Group, Inc. Harry Rosenberg

American Stress Technologies Robert Fix

American Stress Technologies James Hunter

Ametek, Inc. Jim Karol

Ametek, Inc. C. Joseph Willebrand


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Ampet Research Company Ji Chang

Applied Industrial Materials E.a. Mogentale

Applied Process Incorporated Vasko Popovski

Applied Test Systems Inc. Alyssia Bostrom

Applied Test Systems Inc. Norman Carroll

Applytech Incorporated Martin Barcaskey

Aquinas Academy of Pittsburg Dorina Manolache

Asko Incorporated Jim Cebula

Aspex Corp Chris ParisAviation And Missile Research

Development Mustafa Guclu

Badger Industries William Weltman

Barsom Consulting Ltd John Barsom

Bechtel Corporation Robert Albert

Bechtel Corporation Marvin Carpenter

Bechtel Corporation Robert Douty

Bechtel Corporation John Hack

Bechtel Corporation Robert Hoffman

Bechtel Corporation Barry Hyatt

Bechtel Corporation Brian Manley

Bechtel Corporation George Mathew

Bechtel Corporation William Mills

Bechtel Corporation David Myers

Bechtel Corporation Paul Pica

Bechtel Corporation Douglas Rishel

Bechtel Corporation Linda Rishel

Bechtel Corporation William Siebert

Bechtel Corporation Douglas Symons

Bechtel Corporation Thomas Webb

Bechtel Marine Propulsion Corporation Brett Christman

Bechtel Marine Propulsion Corporation Frederick Munson(Continued on next page)

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Bechtel Plant Machinery Incorporated Thomas Colter

Bechtel Plant Machinery Incorporated Gary Swartzbeck

Belmont Technical College Allen Green

Black Tree Consultants Herbert Black

Blair Strip Steel Company Kevin Barren

Bloom Engineering Company Inc Jim Checkeye

Bloom Engineering Company Inc David Church

Bloom Engineering Company Inc Steve Pisano

Bodycote Dave Ochar

Bognar & Co Inc Cynthia Bognar

Bohler Uddeholm Corporation Chris Trout

Boyden John Howard

Bruce Horn Consulting Services Llc Bruce Horn

Business Engr Counselors John Fogarty

Butler County Community College Jean Shumway

Camp Hill Corporation Ronald Dittman

Carnegie Mellon University Jack Beuth

Carnegie Mellon University Patrick Callahan

Carnegie Mellon University Vijay Chandhok

Carnegie Mellon University Warren Garrison

Carnegie Mellon University Robert Heard

Carnegie Mellon University David Laughlin

Carnegie Mellon University Li Li

Carnegie Mellon University Thaddeus Massalski

Carnegie Mellon University Denise Novak

Carnegie Mellon University Harold Paxton

Carnegie Mellon University Henry Piehler

Carnegie Mellon University Anthony Rollett

Carnegie Mellon University Subra Suresh

Carnegie Mellon University Bryan Webler


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Carnegie Mellon University Paul Wynblatt

Carpenter Technology Corporation Chip Arata

Carpenter Technology Corporation John Hunter

Carpenter Technology Corporation Louis Lherbier

CBMM North America Tadeu Carneiro

CCX Incorporated Arnold Huwar

Charles Meglio LLC Charles Meglio

CIC Pittsburgh Joseph Brennan

City of Erie School District Cynthia Pomorski

City of Erie School District Jenna Fitch

CMC Impact Metals Tim Matthews

Columbia University Katayun Barmak

Concurrent Technologies Corporation Robert Akans

Concurrent Technologies Corporation Lori Denault

Concurrent Technologies Corporation Dan George

Concurrent Technologies Corporation Melissa Klingenberg

Concurrent Technologies Corporation Paul Konkol

Concurrent Technologies Corporation Yuan Pang

Concurrent Technologies Corporation Michael Tims

Concurrent Technologies Corporation Juan Valencia

Consultation Services Leonard Connor

Copperweld Corporation Malcolm Fraser

Curtiss Wright Corp. Robin Gourley

Curtiss Wright Flow Control Terry Warner

Cybernetics Inc Fred Hann

Dighe Technologies Corporation Shyam Dighe

Diocese of Pittsburgh Pamela Connolly

Diocese of Pittsburgh Brian Molinero

Du co Ceramics Company Patrick D Angelo

Dunkirk Specialty Steel Ryan Sweda


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Duraloy Technologies Incorporated Alfred Avakian

Duraloy Technologies Incorporated Roman Pankiw

Duraloy Technologies Incorporated Paul Rokosz

Dynamet Incorporated Alexander Fadick

Dynamet Incorporated Nicholas Polasky

Dynamet Incorporated Clifford Bugle

Dynamet Incorporated Alan Rossin

Dynamic Materials Corporation Curtis Prothe

E P Patrick & Associates Edward Patrick

EDT Engineering Thomas Traubert

Electromechanical Engineering Andrew Spisak

Elliott Company Dennis Rodal

Elliott Company Phillip Dowson

Ellwood Group David Barensfeld

Ellwood Group Scott Boyd

Ellwood Group William Edwards

Ellwood Group Jason Fernandez

Ellwood Group Kevin Handerhan

Ellwood Group Michael Kamnikar

Ellwood Group Jeffrey Nystrom

Ellwood Group John Paules

Emerging Technologies Incorporated Ram Kossowsky

Engineering & Science Consulting Services James Fragomeni

Eqt Production William Copeland

Erie School District Gita Dev

Erie School District Jenna Fitch

Ervin Industries Inc George Cygan

FEI Company Sumin Zhu

Fives Stein Inc Roberto Darocha

Fox Chapel Area School District Daniel Malone


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Fox Chapel Tutoring Sherman Snyder

Grant Street Group Thomas Joseph

Grinding Engineering Service John Jasko

Gupta Permold Corporation Lakshmi Gupta

H&W Global Industries Incorporated Jean pierre Habets

Hampton Township School District Angela Lamers

Hansen Engineering Inc. Lars Hansen

HC Starck Incorporated James Wodyka

Hempfield Area Joanne Hervol

Hi Specialty America Inc. David Spehar

Holland Manufacturing Corporation Andy Pinskey

Homer Laughlin China Company Todd Williams

Horsehead Corporation Robert Zeman

I S S I Eberhard Schempp

Idaho National Laboratory Michael Glazoff

II VI Steve Rummel

Industrial Testing Lab Svcs. Gerald Horne

Instron Corporation Tammy Mysliwiec

Ironmaster Llc Michael Sullivan

Irwin Automation Alan Mirarchi

Irwin Car & Equipment Larry Dascenzo

J M Turek Joseph Turek

J. G. Bossard Inc. J. Bossard

Jersey Chrome Plating Company James Jersey

Johnstown Wire Technologies Incorporated Robert Dick

Joy Global Randy Arnold

Jwf Industries George Markovich

K&l Gates Llp GaryNitowski,

Esq.

Kalumetals Inc David Beltz

Kalumetals Inc Robert Beltz


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Kapadia Consultants Behram Kapadia

Kennametal Incorporated Piyamanee Komolwit

Kennametal Incorporated Yixiong Liu

Kennametal Incorporated Barry Novotny

Kintner Inc Dan Chmill

Kta Tator Incorporated Kenneth Tator

Langand Corporation Frederick Langenberg

Latrobe Specialty Steel Company Greg Dowling

Latrobe Specialty Steel Company George Shannon

Latrobe Specialty Steel Company Scott Balliett

Latrobe Specialty Steel Company John Chir

Latrobe Specialty Steel Company Daniel Hennessy

Latrobe Specialty Steel Company James Materkowski

Latrobe Specialty Steel Company Lawrence Mayer

Latrobe Specialty Steel Company Mark Rodney

Latrobe Specialty Steel Company James Vargo

Leco Corporation Mike Herold

Life Cycle Engineering Brian Rampolla

Mason Global Management LLS Richard Mason

MATCO SERVICES, INC. George Bayer

MATCO SERVICES, INC. Edward Larkin

MATCO SERVICES, INC. Huiping XuMatt Machine & Manufacturing

Incorporated Michael Jezek

MCS Associates Incorporated Chris Bagnall

Mesta Electronic, Inc. Peter Leventopoulo

Metalor Chi hung Leung

Miller Centrifugal Casting Co. Giri Rajendran

Miller Centrifugal Casting Co. Ian Sadler

MLP Steel LLC Jeff Pfeifer

Modern Industries Inc Logan Haberberger


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Moon Area School District Misia Goodson

Moon Area School District Andrea Schriver

MSAS Peter Crescimanno

N F & M Titanium Dean Musi

Nexight Group LLC Warren Hunt

Noel Jarrett Assoc. Bruce Jasiewicz

Nonaffiliated W Barry Collins

Nonaffiliated Joyce Conermann

Nonaffiliated Thomas Dohnal

Nonaffiliated Hao Dong

Nonaffiliated Keith Engleka

Nonaffiliated Gary Flick

Nonaffiliated Herman Greenberg

Nonaffiliated Robert Harrill

Nonaffiliated Rachel Hosch

Nonaffiliated Tim Hosch

Nonaffiliated Edgar Landerman

Nonaffiliated Herbert Link

Nonaffiliated Paul Mandell

Nonaffiliated Frank Mikulski

Nonaffiliated James Newcomer

Nonaffiliated Rachel Nicholson

Nonaffiliated Roy Nilsen

Nonaffiliated Philip Ponikvar

Nonaffiliated R. Psyck

Nonaffiliated Vladimir Radchenko

Nonaffiliated Don Reiley

Nonaffiliated Ben Senkowicz

Nonaffiliated Justin Sickles

Nonaffiliated Alex Simkovich


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Nonaffiliated Greg Vignoul

Nonaffiliated Changli Wang

Nonaffiliated Siyang Xu

Nonaffiliated Anthony Scotto

Nonaffiliated Frank Cooper

Nonaffiliated Jack Giacobbi

North American Hoganas Incorporated Alexander Klekovkin

North American Hoganas Incorporated Justin SimkoO'Donnell Consulting Engineers

Incorporated William O'Donnell

Oerlikon Leybold Vacuum Guenter Hauck

Oerlikon Leybold Vacuum Dave Morris

Oerlikon Leybold Vacuum Mario Vitale

Oerlikon Leybold Vacuum Peter Wilson

Oerlikon Leybold Vacuum Bruce Zmyslinski

Olson Industries Joe Martin

Open Space Consultants Wesley Starr

Ormet Corp John Rataiczak

Penn Hills Senior High Susan Loya

Penn Machine Company Christopher Freiwald

Penna Flame Industries Andrew Orr

Penna Flame Industries James Orr

Performance Review Institute Jennifer Eckels

Performance Review Institute Peter Kucan

Perryman Company Nathan Eisinger

Perryman Company James Ferrero

Perryman Company Paul Hauge

Perryman Company Allan Hutt

Perryman Company Christopher Kovscek

Perryman Company James Perryman

Perryman Company Frank Perryman


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Perryman Company Seymour Sweet

Pgh Comm Heat Treat Company A. Cox

Pietragallo Gordon Alfno Bosi Alan Towner

Pittsburgh Materials Technology Jeremy Lohr

Pittsburgh Materials Technology James Marder

Pittsburgh Metal Proc Company, Inc. John Huerbin

Pittsburgh Metal Proc Company, Inc. Jeffrey Litzinger

Pittsburgh Public Schools Tracie Hart

PPG Industries Brian Okerberg

PPG Industries Nathan Silvernail

Prime Metals & Alloys Inc. Leon Nusselt

Product Evaluation Systems Incorporated Mike Geissler

PTC Alliance Mark Boldy

PTC Alliance Christopher Kee

PTC Alliance Don Klesser

Red Devil Brakes Incorporated Jerry Martino

Remacor Joseph Jackman

Reparex Fabricated Systems Inc Kevin Jensen

Reparex Fabricated Systems Inc Ryan McHugh

Respironics Inc. Gary Molitor

Retired Lawrence Cooper

Retired R. Gilliland

Retired Dibyajyoti Aichbhaumik

Retired Leopold Albertin

Retired Robert Ammon

Retired Arvid Anderson

Retired John AndersonRetired Donald Arnone

Retired Arthur Aronson

Retired Robert Aspden


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Retired James Aukerman

Retired Ronald Bachowski

Retired Ronald Bailey

Retired Maurice Baldy

Retired D. Barbor

Retired John Barr

Retired James Bassett

Retired William Baumgarten

Retired Edgar Belkin

Retired David Bellis

Retired Henry Benecki

Retired William Betts

Retired Thos. Blackwood

Retired Denis Blank

Retired William Blankenship

Retired Max Bluestone

Retired Arnold Blum

Retired William Box

Retired Robert Bozzone

Retired Charles Braglio

Retired Michael Brandt

Retired Kenneth Brickner

Retired Peter Bridenbaugh

Retired Kenneth Brondyke

Retired Charles Brown

Retired William Bryant

Retired Joseph Bryner

Retired Milton Burkart

Retired Donald Burnham

Retired Paul Busby


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Retired Carl Carlson

Retired Boyd Cass

Retired Allen Cedilote

Retired Hollis Child

Retired Joseph Chivinsky

Retired Sarup Chopra

Retired J. Clark

Retired William Clark

Retired Charles Clinton

Retired Helmut Collasius

Retired Stanley Collis

Retired Charles Cook

Retired Robert Cornell

Retired William Creager

Retired Kenneth Crooks

Retired Donald Cunningham

Retired J. Czesnakowski

Retired Donald Dabkowski

Retired Francis Daly

Retired Charles Davis

Retired Robert Dax

Retired Joseph Defilippi

Retired Marshall Devenpeck

Retired John Disantis

Retired Karoly Dobay

Retired W. Doty

Retired John Drenning

Retired David Dunn

Retired John Eckenrod

Retired Wallace Edsall


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Retired Robert Eichinger

Retired Elmer Eiffler

Retired William Eisen

Retired John Engel

Retired Joseph Evancho

Retired John Eyler

Retired J Ferree

Retired Arthur Filippi

Retired George Fisher

Retired Albert Fleitman

Retired Francis Genes

Retired Krome W. George

Retired Ralph Getz

Retired Douglas Granger

Retired Paul Grantz

Retired John Green

Retired Mark Greenfield

Retired M. Hagadorn

Retired Herbert Hager

Retired J. Hags

Retired Ronald Hahn

Retired Meryl Hall

Retired John Harhai

Retired Douglas Harman

Retired Willard Harris

Retired Kenneth Hass

Retired W. Havekotte

Retired James Heger

Retired John Held

Retired Richard Henry


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Retired Robert Hessinger

Retired Robert Hodder

Retired Perry Holsinger

Retired William Horne

Retired Gerald Houze

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Retired Erle Hubbard

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Retired William Kaiser

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Retired Thomas Mc Cluhan

Retired George Mc Hale

Retired J. Mcardle

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Retired Harvey Meieran

Retired Conrad Mitchell

Retired Merle Mitchell

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Retired Kenneth Murphy

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Retired R. Nangia

Retired Michael Novotnak

Retired Paul Ohrman

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Retired Richard Pitler

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Reynolds Services Incorporated John Frangakis

Rio Tinto India Pvt. Ltd. M Premkumar


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Ritchey Metals Gary Vangelder

RJ Lee Group, Inc. Richard Lee

RJ Lee Group, Inc. Matthew Perricone

RJ Lee Group, Inc. John Stulga

Robert Morris University Priyadarshan Manohar

RTI International Michael Parzuchowski

Saint Vincent College Paul Follansbee

Salem Tube, Inc. Jennifer Larson

Seneca Valley School District Theodore Neill

Serra Catholic High School Stefanie Corcoran

Siemens Sazzadur Rahman

SinterMet Llc Parag Bedekar

SMS SIEMAG, LLC Robert Garness

Society of Automotive Engrgs Frederick Kern

Solar Atmospheres Incorporated Doug Glenn

Solar Atmospheres Incorporated Robert Hill

Solar Atmospheres Incorporated Michael Johnson

Solar Atmospheres Incorporated Matthew Knauff

Southern Local School District Laura Sheets

Spang & Company Joseph Huth

St. Joseph High School Robert Wesolowski

Stellar Precision Components Limited Lori Albright

Stellar Precision Components Limited Gary Arbore

Summit Materials, LLC Eric Bono

Summit Materials, LLC C. Fred Yolton

Susini Specialty Steels Incorporated Lloyd Susini

Talisman Energy USA Inc. Mikael Johansson

Technical Marketing Services Inc. Gary Carinci

Technical Marketing Services Inc. James Fritz

Technical Marketing Services Inc. Catherine Houska


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Technical Marketing Services Inc. Erin Mullen

Technical Marketing Services Inc. Walter Weed

Tenova Core Thomas Bovalina

Tenova Core Ryan Erdely

Tenova Core Bert Mangold

Tenova Core Nicolas Weiss

Tenova Core Thomas Wingens

Tenova Core Thomas Zamanski

Thar Energy Marc Portnoff

The Ex One Company LLC Howard Kuhn

The University of Manchester Mary Burke

The Webb Law Firm Michael Alexander

Thermcraft, Inc. James Brocklehurst

Thermo Calc Software Incorporated Paul Mason

Thomas Steel Strip Corporation Edmond Adamczyk

Three Rivers Intl Inc Joseph Nock

TIMET Paul Allen

Touchstone Research Laboratory Brian Gordon

Touchstone Research Laboratory Everett Baker

TSI Titanium Terrence Fitzmaurice

TSI Titanium Edward Sobota

TSI Titanium Mark Sobota

U S Steel Corp. Riad Asfahani

U S Steel Corp. Amber Dalley

U S Steel Corp. Matthew Merwin

U S Steel Corp. Mike Seger

Ultra Polymers Leo Anna

Union Electric Steel Corp Mark Dvorsky

Union Electric Steel Corp John Fairbaugh

Union Electric Steel Corp Judy Kuhn


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Union Electric Steel Corp Steve Wiard

United States Dept. of Energy Donald Martello

Univ of Wisconsin Nicholas Belton

Universal Stainless and Alloy Products, Inc Brian Kane

Universal Stainless and Alloy Products, Inc Claude Blackketter

Universal Stainless and Alloy Products, Inc Rob Brown

Universal Stainless and Alloy Products, Inc Tony Budzik

Universal Stainless and Alloy Products, Inc Kevin Haffey

Universal Stainless and Alloy Products, Inc Joseph Scibetta

Universal Stainless and Alloy Products, Inc Nazmi Toker

Universal Stainless and Alloy Products, Inc Brian Waite

University of Pittsburgh Anthony DeArdo

University of Pittsburgh Gerald Meier

University of Pittsburgh Shilpa Sant

US Vanadium Corporation Michael Korchynsky

Verichek Technical Services Incorporated Joseph Froetschel

Vesuvius USA Scott Talbott

Wagstaff Inc. Olivier Gabis

Wein Metals Inc. Albert Wein

Weirton Steel Division William Miller

West Mifflin High School Brian Aufman

West Penn Testing Group Todd Ault

West Virginia University Robert Creese

West Virginia University Mark Sindelar

Westec Incorporated Robert Westgren

Westinghouse Electric Co Rao Gutti

Westinghouse Electric Co Brian Hall


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Research Inc. Eric JonesWestmoreland Mechanical Testing &

Research Inc. Donald RossiWestmoreland Mechanical Testing &

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Research Inc. Craig Varadi

Wheeling Nisshin Incorporated Richard Nester

Whemco Christopher Hrizo

Youngstown State University Brett Conner

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ANALYTICAL EQUIPMENTThermo Scientific 134

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CARBURIZING HEAT TREATMENTSolar Atmospheres 134

CHEMICAL ANALYSISProduct Evaluation Systems, Inc. 133

CONSULTING SERVICESMATCO Services Inc. Back Cover

CORROSION PREVENTION & CONTROLMATCO Services Inc. Back Cover

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ENGINEERINGMANAGEMENT DEGREERobert Morris University –Engineering Department 133

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AREVA 4MATCO Services Inc. Back CoverProduct Evaluation Systems, Inc. 134

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METALLOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENTStruers Inc. Inside Front CoverBuehler Ltd. 5

METALLOGRAPHYMATCO Services Inc. Back Cover

MICROSCOPESStruers Inc. Inside Front CoverBuehler Ltd. 5

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OPTICAL EMISSION SPECTROSCOPYEQUIPMENT

Thermo Scientific 134TEST SPECIMENS – Machining

Westmoreland MechanicalTesting & Research, Inc. 3

TESTING – Cause of FailureDeterminations

AREVA 4MATCO Services Inc. Back Cover

TESTING MaterialsWestmoreland MechanicalTesting & Research, Inc. 3Product Evaluation Systems, Inc. 133MATCO Services Inc. Back Cover

TESTING – Physical (Room, Cryogenic, orElevated Temperature)

Westmoreland MechanicalTesting & Research, Inc. 3

TESTING EQUIPMENTBuehler Ltd. 5MATCO Services Inc. Back Cover

TESTING LABORATORY – InspectionServices (Mill, Shop, or Field)

AREVA 4MATCO Services Inc. Back Cover

TESTING SERVICESMATCO Services Inc. Back Cover

ULTRASONIC INSPECTION SERVICEAREVA 4

VACUUM HEAT TREATING SERVICESSolar Atmospheres 134

VACUUM CARBURIZINGSolar Atmospheres 134

WELDINGAREVA 4

WELDING MACHINE & EQUIPMENTStruers Inc. Inside Front Cover

X RAY SPRECTROSCOPY EQUIPMENTThermo Scientific 134

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