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Accelerated Metals Development by Computation Experimental and Computational Tools for the Digital Representation and Prediction of Microstructure and its Incorporation in the Designer’s Knowledge Base Microstructural and Mechanical Property Model Development for Wrought Titanium Alloys Advanced Ti Alloys Applications for Affordability Visualization, Imaging and Modeling: Shared Instrumentation in Materials Research and Education Phase Stabilities in Nano-scaled Metallic Multilayers Powder Metallurgy Processing Accelerated Development of Titanium Alloys for Implant Applications Automated and Accelerated Characterization of Nano-scaled Particulate Probing the Early Stages of Second Phase Nucleation and Phase Separation in Titanium Alloys

Characterization at the Nano-scale for Undergraduate and High School Students CAMM (High School) Intern Research Program Undergraduate Research in CAMM

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Microstructural and Mechanical Property Model Development for Wrought Titanium Alloys

This project has the goal of developing computational models that predict the microstructure and mechanical properties for wrought titanium alloys. Although the primary focus will be on Ti-64, every effort will be made to enable the models to be "portable" to other titanium alloy systems, with specific interest in demonstration on Ti-6242. CompuTherm, Ohio State University and UES are developing the models, while Timet, Ladish, Boeing, GE, and Rolls-Royce provide the technical and commercial oversight to the content and application of the models. In addition, the industrial team members are leading the effort to develop a business case and implementation plan for the models. The team holds weekly telecons to discuss any issues relating to the team's technical progress, cost-benefit and implementation analysis, or budgetary issues.