I/UCRC Forward Funding Year 1-4: Collaborative Research: Center for Integrative Materials Joining Science for Energy Applications

1 /UCRC集成材料与能源应用科学[j]；Sudarsanam Babu 1034695威斯康星大学麦迪逊分校；天津大学；1034703；科罗拉多矿业学院；能源应用综合材料科学中心将专注于能源行业对材料的多样化需求，并开发科学方法来加入这些材料并预测其寿命。俄亥俄州立大学（OSU）、威斯康星大学麦迪逊分校（UW）、利哈伊大学（LU）和科罗拉多矿业学院（CSM）正在合作建立拟议中的中心，俄亥俄州立大学是牵头机构。该中心的智力优势在于“缩小”能源工业所用材料的材料开发与可焊接性之间的差距。所产生的新知识将用于(a)延长老化能源基础设施内材料接头的寿命，以及(b)提高为新能源基础设施部署先进材料的效率。该中心的重点是解决工程专业毕业生在跨学科方法方面的迫切需求，以解决材料加入广泛的能源应用。pi提出了以下研究领域：现有材料的连接；新型先进材料的接合；不同材料的连接；混合材料增材制造；延长现有关节的使用寿命。这些专业人员都是合格的，并且有足够的资源来进行拟议的研究。该中心将专注于开发连接方法，最终将成为焊接和连接工程课程的核心组成部分。该中心还将为来自不同种族背景和未被充分代表的群体的学生提供辅导项目。如果成功，科学的方法将用于开发最先进的模拟工具，可以使几个行业受益。该中心的概念应该为不同行业参与基础研究提供更多的机会。该中心应提供一个有组织的结构，以吸引工业界的兴趣和项目。此外，该中心应提高潜力，以更好地了解先进的连接冶金。

I/UCRC for Integrative Materials Joining Science for Energy Applications 1034729 Ohio State University; Sudarsanam Babu 1034695 University of Wisconsin-Madison; Sindo Kou 1034703 Lehigh University; John DuPont 1034628 Colorado School of Mines; Stephen Liu The Center for Integrative Materials Joining Science for Energy Applications will focus on the diverse need for materials in energy industries, and on developing scientific methodologies to join these materials and predict their lifetime. Ohio State University (OSU), University of Wisconsin-Madison (UW), Lehigh University (LU) and Colorado School of Mines (CSM) are collaborating to establish the proposed center, with Ohio State University as the lead institution. The intellectual merit of the proposed center is to "close the gap" between material development and weldability for materials used in the energy industry. The new knowledge generated will be used to (a) extend the life of material joints within the aging energy infrastructure and (b) increasing efficiency in deploying advanced materials for new energy infrastructure. The focus of the proposed center is to also address the critical need for engineering graduates trained in interdisciplinary methodologies to address materials joining for wide range of energy applications. The PIs are proposing the following research areas: joining of existing materials; joining of new advanced materials; joining of dissimilar materials; additive manufacturing for hybrid materials; and life extension of existing joints. The PIs are well-qualified and have adequate resources to conduct the proposed research. The proposed center will focus on developing joining methodologies that will eventually become core components of the curriculum within welding and joining engineering programs. The proposed Center will also offer mentoring programs for students from different ethnic backgrounds and underrepresented groups. If successful, the scientific methodologies will be used to develop state-of-the-art simulation tools that could benefit several industries. The defined concept for the center should provide an increase in the opportunity for different industries to participate in fundamental research. The center should provide an organized structure for drawing interest and projects from industry. In addition, the center should improve the potential for better understanding of advanced joining metallurgy.