Dr. Paul Vianco
Retired Senior Engineer at Sandia National Laboratories
About
Paul Vianco earned a Ph.D. in materials science from the University of Rochester in 1986 and joined Sandia National Laboratories in 1987, retiring after 35 years. Vianco's work included solder alloy and process development, interface reactions, fatigue modeling, and metal-to-ceramic brazing.
Upcoming events (1)
APR
11
SUN
–
APR
15
THU
The conference covers brazing and soldering research, development, and applications through plenary lectures, demonstrations, exhibits, and multiple tracks of presentations. Topics include aerospace, automotive and structural applications; corrosion of brazed joints; materials and process design and control; solder joining methods; filler-metal properties; mining and heavy equipment; furnace brazing; emerging technologies; joining ceramics, composites, lightweight materials, and refractory metals; and testing and inspection of brazed and soldered joints. The published program includes sessions on brazing ceramics, high-entropy and active filler metals, gas-turbine engines, stainless steels, cemented carbides, filler-metal and solder properties, brazing fluxes and chemical interactions, heat exchangers, properties of brazed and soldered joints, and processes and materials. C3 Committee meetings are also scheduled.
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