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Subrogation and Restaurant Fire Suppression System Failures

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Beyond the Hype: A Deep Dive into Sports, Human Performance, and Wearable Technology Evaluation and Implementation

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Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing (MEP) Consulting Services the Built Environment

MEP Services for the Built Environment To meet global climate goals and support initiatives to transition to net-zero carbon and climate-resilient operations, building owners and…

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California Transportation Experts

Rimkus consultants provide a broad range of expertise to help clients with transportation matters. We offer decades of experience related to injury biomechanics, accident reconstruction,…

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Structural Assessment Services for Hydrology Hazards

Rimkus provides highly specialized expertise related to hydrologic hazards and associated structural and property damage. Our collaborative engineers, architects, meteorologists, and other technical specialists offer…

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Parking Garage Inspections – New York City Rule 103-13

The New York City Department of Buildings (DOB) has issued a new rule that ushers in significant changes to inspection requirements for parking facilities in…

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Riverine Flooding

Background A river followed a natural path that passed through a golf course. In 2011, flooding from a hurricane caused significant erosion and damage that…

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Rimkus Connections: January Edition

Happy New Year! Looking Ahead to 2024 We’re reflecting on 2023 with gratitude and wishing you peace and prosperity in 2024. Thank you to our…

$View of the ruptured cylinder in the as-received condition. A primarily axial rupture split the cylinder wide open. The axial fracture turned circumferential in opposing directions at the base of the cylinder. The two fracture halves are labeled “A” and “B” for examination identification purposes. The green arrows indicate the rupture initiation site. The smaller black arrows indicate the direction of fracture propagation.$

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Failure Analysis of Ruptured Inergen Fire Suppression Cylinder

Background A ruptured cylinder from a fire suppression system was received by the Rimkus Materials Testing and Investigation team for analysis to determine the cause…

$An overview of the fractured input shaft (top) and two comparison shafts that had undergone similar racing conditions.$

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Failure Analysis of a Race Car Transmission Input Shaft

Background A 300M ultra-high strength steel transmission input shaft fractured during a NASCAR race after approximately 254 miles. A metallurgical failure analysis was performed by…

The above image shows the two brass elbow plumbing fittings in the received condition for analysis. Significant deposits and various stains were observed on the outer surface of the fittings.

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Analysis of Degraded Brass Plumbing Fittings

Background Two 90-degree brass plumbing fittings were received by the Rimkus Materials Testing and Investigation team for a corrosion investigation to determine the extent of…

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Subrogation and Restaurant Fire Suppression System Failures

Motorcycle Accident Analysis and Reconstruction

Beyond the Hype: A Deep Dive into Sports, Human Performance, and Wearable Technology Evaluation and Implementation

Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing (MEP) Consulting Services the Built Environment

California Transportation Experts

Structural Assessment Services for Hydrology Hazards

Parking Garage Inspections – New York City Rule 103-13

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Failure Analysis of Ruptured Inergen Fire Suppression Cylinder

Failure Analysis of a Race Car Transmission Input Shaft

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