Dillon Somodji from Cortest presented at the 2025 ENH2 I National Meeting of Materials in Contact with Hydrogen on June 16-18th in Gijon, Spain. The title of the presentation was “Laboratory Testing Techniques for Crack Growth Studies in High Pressure Hydrogen / Methane Environments”. The presentation focused on test systems necessary for testing with hydrogen, recent technologies developed by Cortest to allow for accurate crack growth and measurement, and safety features included in the Cortest hydrogen test system.
KTA-Tator, Inc. have an article on their webite on one-sided (Atlas) cell exposure featuring Cortest equipment. The article explains the purpose for testing using an Atlas cell as well as the equipment capabilities. See the full article here: https://kta.com/one-sided-cell-exposure-testing-purpose/
AMPP featured an article on their website on the capabilities of the Texas A&M University National Corrosion and Materials Reliability Lab, directed by Homero Castaneda Lopez, Ph.D. The article provides details on many of the lab’s capabilities including Cortest equipment such as Proof Rings, Autoclave Systems, and Load Frames. See the full article here: https://content.ampp.org/materials-performance/magazine-article/11197/Texas-A-M-Corrosion-Lab-Combines-Research-Real
Dr. Danny Burkle has joined the Cortest team as director at Cortest LTD in the UK. Danny has extensive experience in high pressure system design, electrochemistry, and CCUS. He will direct sales and service activities in the UK and in Europe.
