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Dr Erwin Gamboa

Telephone +61 8 8313 5473
Position Lecturer
Email erwin.gamboa@mecheng.adelaide.edu.au
Fax +61 8 8313 4367
Building Engineering South
Floor/Room 3 09
Campus North Terrace
Org Unit Mechanical Engineering, School of

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Publications

  • Gamboa, E. and Atrens, A. ‘Analysis of a rock bolt failed in service’, Proceedings, 15th International Corrosion Congress, Granada (2002) paper 811, pp1-9
  •  Gamboa, E. and Atrens, A. ‘Relationship of Laboratory Tests of Rock Bolt SCC to Service Failures of Rock Bolts’, Proceedings, International Conference on Hydrogen Effects on Materials Behaviour and Corrosion Deformation Interactions, Jackson WY USA Sept 2002, ed R Jones, N Moody, A Thompson, T Magnin, R Ricker and G Was
  •  Gamboa, E. and Atrens, A. ‘Environmental Influence on the Stress Corrosion Cracking of Rock Bolts’, Engineering Failure Analysis (2003), v10, pp 521-558.
  •  Gamboa, E. and Atrens, A. ‘Fractography of SCC Features for Rock Bolts’, 2nd International Conference on Environmental Degradation of Engineering Materials, Event No 264 European Federation of Corrosion, June 29 - July 3rd (2003) Bordeaux, France, ISBN 1-904350-07-0, paper SCC2-2-04b.
  •  Gamboa, E. and Atrens, A. ‘Laboratory Testing of Rock Bolt Stress Corrosion Cracking’, COAL 2003, 4th Underground Coal Operators Conference, University of Wollongong, 12-14 February (2003) N Aziz and B Kinnimoth eds, publisher Aus IMM, pp 132-153.
  •  Gamboa, E. and Atrens, A. ‘Stress Corrosion Cracking Fracture Mechanisms in Rock Bolts’, Journal of Materials Science, v38, pp 3813 - 3829 (2003).
  •  Gamboa, E., Villalba, E. and Atrens, A. ‘Stress Corrosion Cracking in Rock Bolts’, Proceedings, Structural Integrity and Fracture 2004, Brisbane 26-29 September (2004), ed A Atrens, J N Boland, R Clegg, J R Griffiths, pp 127-134.
  •  Gamboa, E. and Atrens, A. ‘Material influence on the stress corrosion cracking of rock bolts’, Engineering Failure Analysis, v12, n 2, April, 2005, p 201-235.
  •  Gamboa, E., Villalba, E. and Atrens, A. ‘Metallurical Aspects of Rock Bolt Environment Fracture’, Proceedings 11th International Conference of Fracture, Turin, A Carpinteri, YW Mai, RO Ritchie and G Ferro eds, (2005) Topic 08 Corrosion, paper 5178. 
  •  Linton, V., Gamboa, E. and Law, M. ‘Strategies for the repair of stress corrosion cracked gas transmission pipelines: assessment of the potential for fatigue failure of dormant stress corrosion cracks due to cyclic pressure service’ Journal of Pipeline Engineering (2007), 6(4), pp207-218.
  •  Linton, V., Gamboa, E. and Law, M. ‘Fatigue Crack Extension and Repair of Pipelines with SCC Cracks’, review article, “The Pipeliner”, July 2007
  •  Linton, V., Gamboa, E. and Law, M. ‘Fatigue Crack Extension and Repair of Pipes with SCC Cracks’, 16th Biennial Pipeline Research Joint Technical Meeting, Canberra, 16-19th April 2007.
  •  Law, M., Linton, V. and Gamboa, E. ‘Fatigue crack growth comparison between sleeved and non sleeved pipeline’, Advanced Materials Research, v41-42, 2008, p105-112.  
  •  Gamboa, E., Linton, V. and Law, M. ‘Fatigue of Stress Corrosion Cracks in X65 Pipeline Steels’ International Journal of Fatigue (2008), 30(5), pp 850-860.
  •  V.M. Linton, E. Gamboa, M. Law: Strategies for the Repair of SCC Cracked Gas Transmission Pipelines: Assessment of the Potential for Fatigue Failure of Dormant SCC Cracks due to Cyclic Pressure Service. Global Pipeline Monthly, v 4, n 1, January 2008.
  •  Barbaro F.J., Linton V.M., Gamboa E. and Fletcher L.: Compositional Aspects of Cellulosic Electrodes used for Welding Pipelines. IPC2008-64691. Proceedings of the International Pipeline Conference, IPC 2008. September 29 – October 3, 2008, Calgary, Canada.  
  •  Linton, V., Gamboa, E., Barbaro, F. and Fletcher, L. ‘The influence of boron in EXX10 welding consumables’, 17th Biennial Pipeline Research Joint Technical Meeting, Milan, Italy, 11-15 May 2009.
  •  Gamboa, E., Moreau, D., Kuik, S., Wang, X. and Doherty, L. ‘Experiences from adopting a situational learning course structure’, Australasian Journal of Engineering Education, Vol 15, No 3, 2009.
  •  Gamboa, E. and Sneddon, G. ‘Tomography of Inclined SCC Cracks’, Corrosion and Prevention 2010, Adelaide, Australia, 14-17 November 2010.

 

  • Coniglio N. ,Barbaro F. ,Linton V.M. ,Gamboa E. and Kurji R., "Hydrogen Assisted Cold Cracking Susceptibility of Weld Metal Deposited by Cellulosic Shielded Metal Arc Welding Consumables", in: Proceedings of the 8th International Pipeline Conference, IPC2010, Calgary, Canada 2010. IPC2010-31680.
  •  Coniglio, N., Linton, V. and Gamboa, E. ‘Coating composition, weld parameter and consumable conditioning effects on weld metal composition in shielded metal arc welding’, Science and Technology of Welding and Joining, v15, n5, 2010, p361-368.

Professional Associations

Australasian Corrosion Association (ACA):

  • State Committee member
  • National Councillor (South Australia)
  • Branch Young Corrosion Professionals officer
  • National Chairman for the Young Corrosion Professionals group under ACA
  • Member of the Organising Committee for the National ACA Corrosion and Prevention Conference (November 2010)

Professional Interests

Corrosion, Failure Analysis, Metallurgy, Electron Microscopy, Fracture Mechanics, Pipeline Engineering

Expertise for Media Contact

CategoriesEngineering, Science and technology
ExpertiseCorrosion; gas pipelines; failure investigation

Entry last updated: Sunday, 5 Feb 2012

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