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Materials Genome Initiative: Strategic Plan (Color)

National Science and Technology Council

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The Nation's economic competitiveness and prosperity in the coming decades will depend critically upon the pace of American innovation. Recognizing the importance of advanced materials in supporting an innovation-driven U.S. manufacturing sector, President Barack Obama introduced the Materials Genome Initiative in June 2011 with this aim: discover, develop, manufacture, and deploy advanced materials twice as fast, at a fraction of the cost. This ambitious goal is within reach. Research conducted in the early 2000s demonstrated that a systems level approach to material design, optimization, and implementation could significantly reduce design time and cost while improving quality. Some of these successes were chronicled in the 2008 National Research Council study Integrated Computational Materials Engineering : A Transformative Discipline for Improved Competitiveness and National Security. One early example is the collaborative work of two aerospace engine design companies under the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency Accelerated Insertion of Materials program. New principles of concurrently optimizing both design and manufacturing process enabled a new rotor disk design that had a 21% reduction in weight and 19% increase in burst strength, all achieved in nearly half the time of a typical development cycle.

Pages: 68

Format: Paperback

Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform

Release: January 12, 2015

ISBN: 1507502524

ISBN 13: 9781507502525

Materials Genome Initiative: Strategic Plan (Color)

National Science and Technology Council

0/5 ( ratings)

The Nation's economic competitiveness and prosperity in the coming decades will depend critically upon the pace of American innovation. Recognizing the importance of advanced materials in supporting an innovation-driven U.S. manufacturing sector, President Barack Obama introduced the Materials Genome Initiative in June 2011 with this aim: discover, develop, manufacture, and deploy advanced materials twice as fast, at a fraction of the cost. This ambitious goal is within reach. Research conducted in the early 2000s demonstrated that a systems level approach to material design, optimization, and implementation could significantly reduce design time and cost while improving quality. Some of these successes were chronicled in the 2008 National Research Council study Integrated Computational Materials Engineering : A Transformative Discipline for Improved Competitiveness and National Security. One early example is the collaborative work of two aerospace engine design companies under the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency Accelerated Insertion of Materials program. New principles of concurrently optimizing both design and manufacturing process enabled a new rotor disk design that had a 21% reduction in weight and 19% increase in burst strength, all achieved in nearly half the time of a typical development cycle.

Pages: 68

Format: Paperback

Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform

Release: January 12, 2015

ISBN: 1507502524

ISBN 13: 9781507502525

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