Program Overview: Model Development and Implementation/Validation

The 22nd Advanced Aerospace Materials and Processes (AeroMat) Conference and Exposition (May 23-25, 2011) of ASM

Model Development and Implementation/Validation

Organizers:

D. U. Furrer Pratt & Whitney East Hartford, CT Session 1: Modeling and Simulation of High Temperature Materials Session 3: Modeling and Simulation for New Alloy, Process and Component Development and Optimization II Session 4: Modeling and Simulation of Residual Stresses, Machining and Component Capabilities	F. Zhang CompuTherm, LLC Madison, WI Session 3: Modeling and Simulation for New Alloy, Process and Component Development and Optimization II
M. Lunt DSTL Salisbury, United Kingdom Session 1: Modeling and Simulation of High Temperature Materials	P. Collins Univeristy of North Texas Denton, TX Session 4: Modeling and Simulation of Residual Stresses, Machining and Component Capabilities
R. Shankar Scientific Forming Technologies Corporation Columbus, OH Session 2: Modeling and Simulation for New Alloy, Process and Component Development and Optimization I	R. Dutton Air Force Research Laboratory Wright-Patterson AFB, OH Session 2: Modeling and Simulation for New Alloy, Process and Component Development and Optimization I

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Overview:

Modeling and simulation tools are being developed at unprecedented rates and are implemented within the aerospace community to provide guidance for new product introduction. These tools are being applied to component, material and process development and optimization with the goal of reducing the risk for new designs, materials and manufacturing methods. Cost and development cycle savings are being realized through the use of modeling and simulation tools. Presentations within this topic include discussions on development and application of modeling tools for high temperature materials, alloy design, joining, machining processes, residual stress and component performance optimization.