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AMMTIAC Digitizes Corrosion Documents
AMMTIAC Employs "Superfinishing" Process to Extend Weapons Systems' Service Life
ASM International Reprints AMMTIAC's Material Failure Modes Series in the Journal of Failure Analysis and Prevention
The Newest IAC is Ready to Serve the Needs of a Greater Customer Base


AMMTIAC Digitizes Corrosion Documents (0.71M)
AMMTIAC is in the process of digitizing thousands of corrosion related documents to be used by scientists, engineers, and program managers endaevoring to make Department of Defense assets more resistant to corrosion. This project is a part of DTIC's Total Electronic Migration System (TEMS)...learn more about this success story

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AMMTIAC Employs "Superfinishing" Process to Extend Weapons Systems' Service Life (1.04M)
AMMTIAC is using a novel material processing technology to enhance the surface finish of metals and improve their durability against frictional forces. This process, called Superfinishing, removes the surface roughness of metallic components, while maintaining their original dimensions and...learn more about this success story

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ASM International Reprints AMMTIAC's Material Failure Modes Series in the Journal of Failure Analysis and Prevention (0.50M)
ASM International, a materials professional society, published AMPTIAC's three-part series on material failure modes in their Journal of Failure Analysis and Prevention (JFAP). This series, which was originally published in three sequential issues of the AMPTIAC Quarterly, served as an...learn more about this success story

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The Newest IAC is Ready to Serve the Needs of a Greater Customer Base (0.27M)
On December 21, 2005 a team led by Alion Science and Technology was awarded a contract to operate the Advanced Materials, Manufacturing, and Testing Information Analysis Center. This new center represents the merger of three former IACs: Advanced Materials and Processes Technology IAC...learn more about this success story

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