Mechanical Engineering
Materials Science & Engineering

ASM Materials Solutions Conference and Exposition

October 18-21, 2004

The conference held in Columbus, Ohio was attended by Graduate Students: Aparna Varde, Shuhui Ma, Lin Lee, Prof. Diran Apelian and Prof. Richard Sisson, Jr.

Papers presented:

Accelerating Technology Transition: Bridging the Valley of Death for Materials & Processes in Defense Systems

Authors:

D. Apelian

Summary not available


Teaching and Learning Green Engineering

Authors:

Richard D. Sisson, Jr.
J. O'Shaughnessy
W. Weir

Abstract

A graduate course in Green Engineering has been offered at WPI for several years. The students in this course are seniors and graduate students from many majors including: materials, manufacturing, mechanical, civil and environmental engineering as well as biology. The course is taught using a series of projects as well guest lecturers. In this paper our positive and negative experiences will be presented.


Augmenting MatML with Heat Treating Semantics

Authors:

A. Varde
E. Rundensteiner
M.Mani
M. Maniruzzaman
R.D. Sisson Jr.

Abstract

This paper describes a "Quenching Element" proposed as an extension to "MatML", the XML for "Materials Property Data". The Quenching Element aims to augment MatML with the semantics of the "Heat Treating of Materials", thus aiming to be a widespread standard for web-based data storage and exchange in Heat Treating.


Quenching: Understanding, Controlling and Optimizing the Process

Authors:

R.D. Sisson, Jr.
S. Ma
Md. Maniruzzaman

Abstract

While quenching is a critical commercial heat treating process the current systems to control and optimize this process are not fully developed. In this paper the need for a reliable, robust quench probe will be presented followed by the possible use of a quench probe for process control.

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