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Partners in Environmental Technology Wednesday (Group 2) Posters PRESENTER ORGANIZATION Professor Gerald S. Frankel The Ohio State University Professor Gerald S. Frankel The Ohio State University Mark Miller Benet Labs Mr. Wayne Patterson 809 MXSS/CLA Science and Engineering Laboratory Mr. Corey Q. Bliss Air Force Research Laboratory/RXSSO Mr. Wayne Ziegler U.S. Army Research Lab Professor Michael R. Kessler Iowa State University and Ames Laboratory William Fahrenholtz Missouri University of Science and Technology Adam Goff Luna Innovations Incorporated Chuck Tomljanovic National Defense Center for Energy and Environment Mr. Robert Fisher NDCEE/CTC Victor K. Champagne U.S. Army Research Laboratory Mr. Christopher Joseph Air Force Research Lab–Coatings Technology Integration Office (CTIO) Dr. Elizabeth Berman Air Force Research Lab/MLSC Mr. Steven Brown NAWC Aircraft Division Dr. Andrew Guenthner NAVAIR John Player Infoscitex Corporation Dr. Peter Zarras NAWCWD Professor Christopher K. Ober Cornell University POSTER TITLE POSTER PAGE Development of Ni-Cu-Ru Consumables for Welding of Austenitic Stainless Steels Scientific Understanding of Non-Chromated Corrosion Inhibitors Function Chromium Replacement and Erosion Mitigation Technology for Medium Caliber Gun Barrels 157 G-75 158 G-76 159 G-77 Low Temperature Powder Coatings 160 G-78 Ultraviolet Curable Powder Coatings 171 G-79 Demonstration/Validation of Tertiary Butyl Acetate for DoD Solvent Applications Environmentally Benign Repair of Composites Using High Temperature Cyanate Ester Nanocomposites: Nanofluid Processing and Characterization Characterization of Species and Coating Morphology Involved in the Corrosion Protection of Rare Earth Based Coatings Ternary Cadmium Replacement Coatings for High Strength Fasteners Demonstration of a Lead-Free Surveillance and Detection Program to Address RoHS Regulation Lead-Free Risks in Weapon Systems and Platforms Optimizing CARC Improvements for Army Weapon Systems Supersonic Particle Deposition Technology for Repair of Magnesium Aircraft Components Performance Evaluation and Qualification of Magnesium Rich Primer for Chrome Free Aerospace Coating Systems Investigation of Chemical Vapor Deposition of Aluminum as a Replacement Coating for Cadmium Cadmium Alternatives for DoD and NASA Applications – Phase II Testing Results New Reactive Diluents for an Environmentally Efficient Approach to Composite Repair Shelf-Stable Adhesive for Reduction of Composite Repair Hazardous Waste Validation of Novel Electroactive Polymers as Environmentally Compliant Coatings for Replacement of Hexavalent Chromium Pretreatments Environmentally Benign Multilayer Polymer Coatings with Controlled Surface Properties for Marine Antifouling Applications 172 G-80 173 G-81 174 G-82 175 G-83 176 G-84 187 G-85 188 G-86 189 G-87 190 G-88 191 G-89 192 G-90 193 G-91 194 G-92 195 G-93 Refer to the Exhibit Hall Floor Plan in the General Info/Maps section for poster locations. G-vi
Partners in Environmental Technology Wednesday (Group 2) Posters PRESENTER ORGANIZATION Professor Matt O’Keefe Missouri University of Science and Technology Dr. Nese Orbey Foster-Miller El Sayed Arafat NAVAIR Dr. John La Scala Army Research Laboratory Dr. John La Scala Army Research Laboratory Mr. Scott Grendahl U.S. Army Research Laboratory Mr. Shridhar Yarlagadda University of Delaware POSTER TITLE POSTER PAGE Evaluation of Multifunctional UV (MUV) Curable Corrosion Coatings on High Strength Aluminum Alloy Substrates UV Curable Non-Chrome Primer and Advanced Topcoat System Demonstration/Validation of High Performance Corrosion Preventive Compound (CPC) for Interior Aircraft Applications Environmentally Friendly Coatings Systems for DoD Applications Demonstration of Composites with Low Hazardous Air Pollutant Contents for Military Applications Hydrogen Re-Embrittlement Test Method for Cadmium Plating Alternatives and Maintenance Chemicals (Poster will not present) Near-Infrared Radiation Based Composite Repair Using Thermoplastics as Adhesives Environmental Restoration (ER) ER: Chlorinated Solvents — DNAPL Source Zone Remediation Dr. Richard Watts Mechanism of Base-Activation of Persulfate for In Situ Washington State University Chemical Oxidation (ISCO) Dr. Robert Siegrist Colorado School of Mines Carmen A. Lebrón Naval Facilities Engineering Services Center Carmen A. Lebrón Naval Facilities Engineering Services Center Carmen A. Lebrón Naval Facilities Engineering Services Center Mr. Charles Schaefer Shaw Environmental, Inc. Megan M. Smith Colorado School of Mines Jeff Allen Kai Silva Colorado School of Mines Pamela J. Dugan, Ph.D. Carus Corporation Quantifying Organic Chemicals in Soil Samples: Effects of Sampling Method Attributes Under Varied Contaminant Characteristics and Environmental Conditions Development of a Protocol and Screening Tool for Selection of DNAPL Source Area Remediation Improving Effectiveness of Bioremediation at DNAPL Source Zone Sites by Applying Partitioning Electron Donors (PEDS) DNAPL Removal from Fractured Rock Using Thermal Conductive Heating (TCH)—Treatability Study and TCH Demonstration Pilot Progress DNAPL Dissolution and Dechlorination in Discrete Fractures Coupling Polymer Floods with Biodegradation and Chemical Oxidation Treatment – Techniques to Achieve More Effective Groundwater Remediation in Heterogeneous Aquifers The Addition of Water-Soluble Polymers to Enhance the Delivery of In Situ Remediation Agents in Heterogeneous Strata Coupling Surfactants with Permanganate for PCE DNAPL Mass Removal: Coinjection or Sequential Application as Delivery Methods 206 G-94 207 G-95 208 G-96 209 G-97 210 G-98 211 G-99 212 G-100 26 G-101 30 G-102 31 G-103 32 G-104 33 G-105 34 G-106 35 G-107 36 G-108 37 G-109 Refer to the Exhibit Hall Floor Plan in the General Info/Maps section for poster locations. G-vii
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