Anand Harihara Subramonia Iyer
I did my masters’ degree in metallurgical and materials engineering from Indian Institute of Technology, Madras (2013-2015). Currently, I am a PhD student with Dr. Magnus Hörnqvist Colliander and Prof. Krystyna Stiller working on the development of micro-mechanical testing methods to measure mechanical properties of oxide scales. My work involves using in-situ testing methods such as micro-cantilever bending to measure fracture properties of thermally grown oxide scales and also characterisation using electron microscopy.
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Characterization of as-deposited cold sprayed Cr-coating on Optimized ZIRLO™ claddings
Fracture of Cr2O3 single crystals on the microscale
Effects of gas flow on detailed microstructure inhomogeneities in LPCVD TiAlN nanolamella coatings
Microscale fracture of chromia scales
Micromechanics of oxides - From complex scales to single crystals
Influence of dwell time on fatigue crack propagation in Alloy 718 laser welds
Crack Growth Studies in a welded Ni-base superalloy
Oxidation induced failure of superalloys: High temperature crack growth and oxide scale properties
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Experimental micromechanics in three dimensions
Oxidation assisted crack growth in gas turbine materials