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13 - Summary and Future Development of Materials Design

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  29 June 2023

Yong Du ,
Rainer Schmid-Fetzer ,
Jincheng Wang ,
Shuhong Liu ,
Jianchuan Wang  and
Zhanpeng Jin
Yong Du
Affiliation:
Central South University, China
Rainer Schmid-Fetzer
Affiliation:
Clausthal University of Technology, Germany
Jincheng Wang
Affiliation:
Northwestern Polytechnical University, China
Shuhong Liu
Affiliation:
Central South University, China
Jianchuan Wang
Affiliation:
Central South University, China
Zhanpeng Jin
Affiliation:
Central South University, China
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Summary

Chapter 13 starts with brief summary of Chapters 1–12. Subsequently, to show that the strategy described in this book is valid for design of other materials, computational designs for other four materials (Mo2BC thin film, Cu3Sn interconnect material, slag/metal/gas LD-converter steel process, and slag recycling) were highlighted. In view of the need for establishing more quantitative relationships among four cornerstones (composition/processing-structure–properties–performance) in materials science and engineering as well as advancing product design methods, several future orientations and challenges for computational design of engineering materials are suggested. These are (1) advancement of models and approaches for more quantitative simulation in materials design, such as interfacial thermodynamics, thermodynamics under external fields, and a more quantitative phase-field model; (2) the need for scientific databases and materials informatics; (3) enhanced simulation software packages; and (4) concurrent design of materials and products (CDMP). Finally, the correlations among ICME, MGI, and CDMP are discussed.

Keywords

Interfacial thermodynamicsthermodynamics under external fieldsintelligent softwareintegrated computational materials engineeringMaterials Genome Initiativematerials informaticsscientific databaseconcurrent material and product design
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Computational Design of Engineering Materials
Fundamentals and Case Studies
 , pp. 433 - 456
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2023

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