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High Temperature Corrosion
and Corrosion Protection Laboratory
Overview:
The high temperature corrosion and corrosion protection laboratory at Montana State University supports fundamental and applied research into various materials and their behaviors in extreme environments. Current projects include: development of protective coatings on planar solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) metallic interconnects; investigating corrosion mechanisms of ceramic matrix composite materials in combustion environments; and, testing materials in poly-crystalline silicon production environments.
Prof. Emertitus Max Deibert, Asst. Prof. Paul Gannon and Preston White supervise laboratory operations and student research. Currently (Summer 2011) the laboratory group is comprised of a post-doctoral research scientist, Dr. Roberta Amendola, an M.S. Candidate, Vanessa Murray, and 2 undergraduate researchers, Michael McCambridge and Jude Eziashi. Numerous alumni and their current affiliations are listed in Our People page. The laboratory is physically located at 329/325 Cobleigh Hall in MSU's Chemical Engineering Department.
Laboratory Phone: 406-994-7905
Paul's Office: 406-994-7380
Please contact us for more-detailed information.
You can read more about us, our research projects, or see a list of publications.
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