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MRI: Acquisition of High-Rate Testing and Videography Apparatus to Support Collaborative Research in Materials Engineering and Cross-Disciplinary Sciences

MRI: Acquisition of High-Rate Testing and Videography Apparatus to Support Collaborative Research in Materials Engineering and Cross-Disciplinary Sciences
MRI:采购高速测试和摄像设备以支持材料工程和跨学科科学的合作研究
批准号:
0922825
负责人:
James Giancaspro
金额:
$60.6万
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依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2009
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2009-09-01 至 2013-08-31

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这项为期3年的合同旨在促进购买两套设备,以形成一个非常适合推进研究和研究相关教育的一揽子计划,这些领域包括:(I)已建成基础设施的材料;(Ii)用于航空航天应用的高性能复合材料;以及(Iii)大气科学。该设备包括定制的伺服液压MTS高速材料测试工作站和Phantom V.12高速摄像机。材料测试工作站允许对材料进行低到中速的冲击试验,而高速摄像机与材料测试工作站配合使用,以记录冲击的高分辨率视频。随附的运动分析软件提供最先进的数据收集和分析功能,可精确测量距离、速度、加速度和时间。这两种设备的数据采集都可以达到每秒1,000,000次数据采样的阈值。基于设备的项目有望为已建基础设施提供与材料相关的进步。包括:(A)用于结构桥梁健康预测的能量采集传感器,(B)喷涂防火材料的冲击响应,以及(C)使用聚苯乙烯填充物和回收汽车轮胎的工程混凝土。航空航天用冲击关键高性能复合材料的相关研究?包括:(A)基于人体皮质骨骨折的仿生复合材料,(B)高温复合泡沫和磷光涂层,以及(C)使用氧化铝纤维的离散纤维增强复合材料。虽然该设备是实验性的,但它将验证由与Teledyne和NASA合作推动的最先进的编程提供的分析预测。大气科学中的设备利用?包括研究在飓风中观察到的海浪产生现象。一个新的创新源于所获得的设备是创建一个虚拟实验室?用于与远程协作者实时交换高速视频和材料测试数据。这种基于互联网的应用程序无缝地合并到现有的工程学院基础设施中,并扩展了工程学教师的研究能力的广度。此外,虚拟实验室可扩展至包括未来的磁共振成像(MRI)和计算机断层扫描(CT)等设备。在技术转移方面,各级(包括高中)的学生将逐步接触到这种最先进的技术。本科生的正规装备培训已经战略性地整合到PIS的现有课程中?各自的工程部。这种安排确保了训练有素的学生操作员的大量基础,使学生接触到最先进的技术,同时将他们介绍到研究领域。绩效指标中的机会?本科生研究经验(REU)项目允许对设备进行监督操作,然后在研究生进修期间独立使用和同行指导。
英文摘要
This 3-year award facilitates the purchase of two pieces of equipment to form a package well suited to advance research and research-related education in the areas of (i) Materials for the Built Infrastructure, (ii) High Performance Composites for Aerospace Applications, and (iii) Atmospheric Science. The equipment includes a customized, servo-hydraulic MTS High Rate Material Testing Workstation and a Phantom V.12 high-speed video camera. The material testing workstation allows for low- to medium-velocity impact testing of materials, while the high-speed video camera is used in conjunction with the material testing workstation to record high-resolution video of the impact. The accompanying motion analysis software provides state-of-the-art data collection and analytical capabilities for precise measurements of distance, velocity, acceleration, and time. Data collection for both apparatus can reach a threshold of 1,000,000 data samplings per second.The equipment-based projects expected to provide advancements related to ?Materials for the Built Infrastructure? include: (a) energy harvesting sensors for structural bridge health prognosis, (b) impact response of sprayed fireproofing, and (c) engineered concrete using polystyrene fillers and recycled automobile tires. Investigations related to impact-critical, ?High Performance Composites for Aerospace Applications? include: (a) biomimetic composites based on fracture of human cortical bone, (b) high-temperature syntactic foam and phosphorescent coating, and (c) discrete fiber-reinforced composites using alumina fibers. While the equipment is experimental, it will validate analytical predictions offered by state-of-the-art programming facilitated by collaboration with Teledyne and NASA. Equipment utilization in ?Atmospheric Science? consists of studying sea-spray generation phenomena observed in hurricane force winds.A novel innovation stemming from the acquired equipment is the creation of a ?Virtual Laboratory? for real-time exchange of high-speed video and material testing data with remote collaborators. This internet-based application seamlessly merges into the existing College of Engineering infrastructure and expands the breadth of research capabilities of engineering faculty. Furthermore, the Virtual Laboratory can be expanded to include future equipment such as Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) and Computed Tomography (CT).In terms of technology transfer, students on all levels (including high school) will be gradually exposed to this state-of-the-art technology. Formal equipment training for undergraduate students has been strategically integrated into the existing curriculums of the PIs? respective engineering Departments. This arrangement ensures a large base of trained student operators, exposes students to state-of-the-art technology, and simultaneously introduces them to the research arena. Opportunities in the PIs? Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) programs allow supervised operation of the equipment, followed by independent utilization and peer mentoring during advanced graduate study.
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