Roger N. Wright

Professor

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Contact & Personal Information

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Roger N. Wright

Phone: (518) 276-6124

Email: wrighr@rpi.edu click to email wrighr@rpi.edu

Mailing Address:
Materials Research Center
rm: 206
110 8th Street
Troy, New York
12180

 
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Education

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Sc.D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Metallurgy

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Professional Background

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Professor Wright received the Sc.D. in metallurgy from Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1969. He joined Rensselaer in 1974, after having been at Allegheny Ludlum Research from 1968-1971, and at Westinghouse Research from 1971 -1974. Professor Wright is author or co-author of 130 scientific papers.

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Research

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Advanced Materials

Applied Mechanics/Mechanics of Materials

Composite Materials

Flexible Manufacturing

Industrial Engineering

Manufacturing and Service Operations

Manufacturing Processes

Manufacturing/Design

Materials IT

Materials Processing

Metallurgy

Microstructures

Modeling

Process Control and Design

Simulation

Solid Mechanics

Tribology

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Research Bio

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Mechanical and thermal processing of materials, with emphasis on data and physical understanding needed for process modeling: friction-lubrication-surface quality interactions in metalworking, particularly with regard to drawing of copper and aluminum wire, and forming of steel sheet for automotive applications.

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Awards

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  • Fellow, Society of Manufacturing Engineers
  • Fellow, American Society for Metals
  • Dr. Wright received the Schneider Memorial Award of the Poland Chapter of Wire Association International “for an outstanding contribution for the development of world wire industry”.  2009
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Publications

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  • Aging & the Working of Steel (Winter 2007)
    Type: Article
    Topic: Materials Processing
  • Tempering (Summer 2007)
    Type: Article
    Topic: Materials Processing
  • Hardening via Martensite (Spring 2007)
    Type: Article
    Topic: Materials Processing
  • Composition Effects in Carbon Steels (Fall 2007)
    Type: Article
    Topic: Materials Processing
  • Drawing Shapes (2007)
    Type: Article
    Topic: Materials Processing
  • Mechanical Properties  Part 6: Torsional Strength and Ductility (2007)
    Type: Article
    Topic: Materials Processing
  • Maximum Reduction Per Pass (2007)
    Type: Article
    Topic: Materials Processing
  • Centerline Problems (2007)
    Type: Article
    Topic: Materials Processing
  • How Hot is Hot? (2007)
    Type: Article
    Topic: Materials Processing
  • Mechanical Properties  Part 4: Tensile Ductility (2007)
    Type: Article
    Topic: Materials Processing
  • Surface Problems (2007)
    Type: Article
    Topic: Materials Processing
  • Watch Those Radii! (2007)
    Type: Article
    Topic: Materials Processing
  • Mechanical Properties  Part 2: Yield Strength and Flow Stress (2007)
    Type: Article
    Topic: Materials Processing
  • Mechanical Properties  Part 7: Strength and Ductility in Bending (2007)
    Type: Article
    Topic: Materials Processing
  • Mechanical Properties  Part 5: Toughness (2007)
    Type: Article
    Topic: Materials Processing
  • Mechanical Properties  Part 3: Ultimate Tensile Strength (2007)
    Type: Article
    Topic: Materials Processing
  • Wiredrawing Breaks A Review of Mechanical Perspectives (2007)
    Type: Article
    Topic: Materials Processing
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Contact Us

Marcia Hartnett, Administrative Assistant

Phone: (518) 276-6941

Email: hartnm2@rpi.edu

Mailing Address:
Jonsson Engineering Center
rm: 4049
110 8th Street
Troy, New York
12180