Power Plant Welding

Joseph M. Steiner

Professional Experience

Education/Qualifications Experienced student that is quick to adapt and has strong analytical and problem solving

MS – Welding Engineering, skills to determine solutions for unexpected issues

GPA 3.53

Major Accomplishments

Exp graduation – May 2014

BS – Welding Engineering Key researches & projects:

Utilized CAD software to redesign previous dog-bone sample geometry for

extraction from tube to retain inner diameter surface

Publication

Implemented Delayed Hydrogen Cracking Tests to determine effect of composition

“Effect of Microstructure

and welding procedure on susceptibility to Hydrogen Assisted Cracking

on Susceptibility to

Examined fracture surface via Scanning Electron Microscopy to determine failure

Hydrogen Assisted Cracking

in Grade T24 Steel” mechanism and check for corrosion

Performed Single Sensor Differential Thermal Analysis to develop CCT Diagrams for

Welding in the World

weld metal

Presented progress of project at AWS’s Fabtech 2013 conference

Awards

Hammond Scholarship

Campbell Scholarship The Ohio State University, Welding Engineering Program, Columbus, OH

Jackson Scholarship Graduate Research Associate June 2012 - present

Project focused on creep-resistant steel welds in power plant water walls

Determined relative susceptibility of grades T12, T22, T23, and T24 to HAC

Welding Skills

Developed CCT diagrams for as-solidified weld metal

Shielded Metal Arc Welding

Gas Metal Arc Welding

Gas Tungsten Arc Welding Student Teaching Assistant March 2012 – June 2012

Instructed labs for Non-Destructive Testing course

Submerged Arc Welding

Graded all quizzes, lab reports, and exams

Resistance Spot Welding

Required to have full working knowledge of ultrasonics and radiography

Resistance Projection

Welding

Oxy Fuel Cutting Undergraduate Research Assistant Oct 2011 – March 2012

Helped determine effectiveness of various processes used to weld thin aluminum

Charpy V-Notch Testing

sheets

Robotic Programming

Evaluated source of cracking in titanium welds

Responsible for complete metallographic analysis of laser, arc, and resistive welds

Computer Applications

MS Office

Crown Equipment Corporation, New Bremen, OH

Various CAD Programs

Advanced Manufacturing Engineering Welding Intern June 2011 – Sept 2011

Weld Expert Software

Performed Charpy V-Notch testing to compare SAW and GMAW heat affected zones

Abaqus/CAE

Analyzed weld quality to justify switching FCAW to GMAW

MATLAB

Trained quality engineers on weld analysis software and developed company -wide

SS DTA

standards

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