(Mechanics of Solids and Structures)
Symposium Organizers:
Baoxing Xu, University of Virginia
bx4c@virginia.edu
Weiyi Lu, Michigan State University
wylu@egr.msu.edu
Xianqiao Wang, University of Georgia
nwicks@slb.com
Horacio D. Espinosa, Northwestern University
espinosa@northwestern.edu
Xiaodong (Chris) Li, University of Virginia
x13p@virginia.edu
Symposium Technical Description
The proposed symposium aims to provide an interdisciplinary forum by investigating and exploring the fundamental mechanics in manufacturing, synthesis and processing of advanced materials, structures and devices, through which, to optimize the existing techniques and to guide the development of future advanced manufacturing, synthesis and processing techniques with cost-efficiency and high-accuracy. Our plan is to have a 4-session symposium. Sessions would involve presentations from both invited speakers and submitted talks from students and faculty to present recent achievements and future tendencies. Topics that are planned to be covered may include:
- Mechanics in manufacturing under extreme conditions (e.g. liquid environment, laser/nuclear radiation, high temperature/pressure, rapid phase transformation, constrained exploration)
- Mechanics-guided unusual techniques of manufacturing, synthesis, processing and fabrication (e.g. self-assembly, rapid evaporation and sublimation, transfer printing, crack/buckling/delamination-driven templating, collapse of soft materials)
- Mechanical properties and functionalities of materials, structures and devices manufactured via advanced manufacturing techniques (e.g. Additive manufacturing, self-assembly, Electrospinning, Nano-rolling/joining technologies)
- Modeling and simulation of mechanics and materials deformation in manufacturing, synthesis and processing of advanced materials and structures
Motivation of proposed symposium:
Great achievements have been made in manufacturing technique of materials, structures and devices in the last decades from early labor-intensive casting to recent informationdigital 3D printing. Meanwhile, the ever-increasing demand for the next-generation highperformance multifunctional materials, structures and devices with small and high resolution features of relevance to such as energy, environment, healthcare and security is challenging the traditional synthesis, manufacturing and processing techniques. At the root of the manufacturing, all of the elementary steps rely on material deformation and assembly underpinned by mechanical interactions. The extended understanding and investigation of manufacturing techniques down to the nanoscale may refresh the existing techniques and also help exploring new solutions. In addition, the emerging advanced manufacturing techniques often produce materials and structures with unusual properties and functionalities which could not be described well using conventional theory and modeling. The manufacturing process – microstructure – property relations are still, to a large extent, unknown. The mechanics study in manufacturing, synthesis and processing is timely and of great interest for scientists and academics from mechanics, materials science, mechanical engineering, energy and environmental science and chemical engineering.
Technical Program
Monday | M1 10:00am-11:40am
| D4-1: Mechanics in Manufacturing, Synthesis and Processing of Materials, Structures and Devices | ||
| Room 2100/2101 | Session Chair: Baoxing Xu, Weiyi Lu, Xianqiao Wang, Horacio D. Espinosa, Xiaodong (Chris) Li | Track D: Mechanics of Solids and Structures |
| 10:00 am | 3D Shape Formation through mismatch-strain self-assembly at micro-nanoscales(Invited)
K. Jimmy Hsia |
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| 10:20 am | Multiscale models for the growth of 2D materials and their heterostructures (Invited)
Vivek B. Shenoy |
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| 10:40 am | Stretch-and-release fabrication, testing and optimization of a flexible ceramic armor inspired from fish scales
Francois Barthelat, Roberto Martini |
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| 11:00 am | Mechanics of evaporation-driven folding of graphene sheets
Baoxing Xu, Qingchang Liu |
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| 11:20 am | Nanoscale elastic recovery of silicon while cutting at different temperatures: An MD simulation-based study
Saeed Zare Chavoshi, Xichun Luo |
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Monday | M2 1:00pm-2:40pm
| D4-2: Mechanics in Manufacturing, Synthesis and Processing of Materials, Structures and Devices | ||
| Room 2100/2101 | Session Chair: Baoxing Xu, Weiyi Lu, Xianqiao Wang, Horacio D. Espinosa, Xiaodong (Chris) Li | Track D: Mechanics of Solids and Structures |
| 1:00 pm | Understanding thermally dominated material removal in focused ion beam nanomachining (Invited)
Harley T. Johnson, Kallol Das, Joshua Stout, Jonathan B. Freund |
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| 1:20 pm | Multi-scale modeling of electron beam melting of functionally graded materials
Wentao Yan, Feng Lin, Wing Kam Liu |
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| 1:40 pm | Pulse-laser induced multilayer surface alloying for enhanced mechanical strength and wear resistance
Junlan Wang, Zhou Yang |
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| 2:00 pm | High-temperature delamination mechanisms of dense vertically cracked thermal barrier coatings: In-situ experimental and numerical measurements
Clifton Bumgardner, Brendan Croom, Xiaodong Li |
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| 2:20 pm | Advances in picosecond laser ablation Modeling for high temperature sapphire based optical pressure transducers
Peter Woerner, William Oates |
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Monday | M3 3:00pm-4:40pm
| D4-3: Mechanics in Manufacturing, Synthesis and Processing of Materials, Structures and Devices | ||
| Room 2100/2101 | Session Chair: Baoxing Xu, Weiyi Lu, Xianqiao Wang, Horacio D. Espinosa, Xiaodong (Chris) Li | Track D: Mechanics of Solids and Structures |
| 3:00 pm | Computational modeling of electromechanical instabilities in dielectric elastomers (Invited)
Harold Park |
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| 3:20 pm | Exploiting adhesion mechanics to improve nanomembrane microtransfer printing processes (Invited)
Kevin T. Turner |
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| 3:40 pm | When will graphene crack in roll-to-roll transfer?
Kenneth M. Liechti |
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| 4:00 pm | Stress analysis for nanomembranes under stamp compression
Shutao Qiao, Nanshu Lu |
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| 4:20 pm | Microstructural evolution, constitituve property determination and reliability of TLPS joints
Patrick McCluskey, Hannes Greve, Seyed Ali Moeini |
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Tuesday | T1 10:00am-11:40am
| D4-4: Mechanics in Manufacturing, Synthesis and Processing of Materials, Structures and Devices | ||
| Room 2100/2101 | Session Chair: Baoxing Xu, Weiyi Lu, Xianqiao Wang, Horacio D. Espinosa, Xiaodong (Chris) Li | Track D: Mechanics of Solids and Structures |
| 10:00 am | Controlling printed microstructure of two-phase composite materials via acoustic forces (Invited)
Matthew Begley |
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| 10:20 am | Bio-inspired tough carbon nanotube sheets
Sameh Tawfick, Yue Liang, Matthew Robertson |
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| 10:40 am | B4C nanowire/microsheet hybrid reinforcements in epoxy composites
Ningning Song |
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| 11:00 am | Smooth volumetric billboard based representation and modeling of complex 3D Ni/Al high energy ball milled composites
Dewen Yushu, Sangmin Lee, Karel Matouš |
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| 11:20 am | Elasto-capillary shape memory of long hair
Sameh Tawfick, Matthew Robertson, Dongwoo Shin, Yue Liang |
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Tuesday | T2 1:00pm-2:40pm
| D4-5: Mechanics in Manufacturing, Synthesis and Processing of Materials, Structures and Devices | ||
| Room 2100/2101 | Session Chair: Baoxing Xu, Weiyi Lu, Xianqiao Wang, Horacio D. Espinosa, Xiaodong (Chris) Li | Track D: Mechanics of Solids and Structures |
| 1:00 pm | Hybrid 3D printing for shape changing structures and devices (Invited)
H. Jerry Qi |
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| 1:20 pm | Probing the mechanisms of residual stresses evolution in air plasma spray coatings with digital image correlation
Brendan Croom, Clifton Bumgardner, Xiaodong Li |
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| 1:40 pm | Microstructure evolution and deformation behavior of powder materials during sintering
Sudipta Biswas |
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| 2:00 pm | Large deformation model for coupled elastoplasticity and strain-induced phase transformations in diamond anvil cells
Biao Feng, Valery Levitas |
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| 2:20 pm | Finite element simulations on strength and impact of pharmaceutical tablets
Jie Ren, Gerard Klinzing, Jennifer M Cislo, Adam Procopio |
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