The development of the ICME supply-chain: Route to ICME implementation and sustainment |
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Authors: | David Furrer John Schirra |
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Affiliation: | 1.systems integration and technology programs,Pratt & Whitney,East Hartford,USA |
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Abstract: | Over the past twenty years, integrated computational materials engineering (ICME) has emerged as a key engineering field with
great promise. Models simulating materials-related phenomena have been developed and are being validated for industrial application.
The integration of computational methods into material, process and component design has been a challenge, however, in part
due to the complexities in the development of an ICME “supply-chain” that supports, sustains and delivers this emerging technology.
ICME touches many disciplines, which results in a requirement for many types of computational-based technology organizations
to be involved to provide tools that can be rapidly developed, validated, deployed and maintained for industrial applications.
The need for, and the current state of an ICME supply-chain along with development and future requirements for the continued
pace of introduction of ICME into industrial design practices will be reviewed within this article. |
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