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CAREER: Continuum Modeling of Sintering

CAREER: Continuum Modeling of Sintering
职业:烧结连续体建模
批准号:
9985427
负责人:
Eugene Olevsky
金额:
$20.0万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2000
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2000-04-01 至 2005-03-31

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中文摘要
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烧结是粉末和多孔材料固结的重要工艺过程,用于从电子电路生产到大型模具制造的各个领域。 连续体方法能够预测烧结下的形状变形和密度分布,这在建模粉末材料的净成形加工中是至关重要的,包括传统的粉末热加工和新颖的领域,如激光,微波和等离子体烧结。 从而成功地解决了粉末处理中最重要的问题之一-尺寸控制。 目前在这一领域开展了大量的研究活动,但在以下几个方面缺乏努力:(1)考虑烧结连续模型中材料微观结构特征的不同层次物理尺度的建模;(2)考虑相变等附加因素;(3)烧结稳定性的预测和烧结损伤标准的发展。职业计划的教育部分包括本科生和研究生课程的发展,包括编写烧结物理和力学教科书,该教科书将结合联合收割机三个主要学校(美国,东欧和西欧)烧结科学。
英文摘要
Sintering is an important technological process of powder and porous material consolidation used in various fields of manufacturing ranging from electronic circuit production to large-scale tooling. The continuum approach enables prediction of shape distortions and density distributions under sintering which are critical in modeling net-shape processing of powder materials including both conventional powder thermoprocessing and novel areas such as laser, microwave, and plasma sintering. Thereby one of the most important problems of powder treatment - dimension control - can be successfully resolved. A considerable amount of research activity is presently taking place in this area but there is a lack of effort in the following directions which will be the focus of the present research: (1) modeling at different hierarchical physical scales taking into consideration material micro-structure characteristics in continuum models of sintering; (2) taking into account additional factors such as phase transformations; (3) prediction of sintering stability and development of sintering damage criteria.The educational part of the career program incorporates the development of undergraduate and graduate courses including the preparation of a textbook on physics and mechanics of sintering which will combine theoretical concepts developed in three major schools (U.S., Eastern and Western European) of science of sintering.
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DMREF/Collaborative Research: Multi-Scale Fundamental Investigation of Sintering Anisotropy
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