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Integrated computational materials engineering (ICME) can be used effectively to understand thermal excursions and mechanical response in single-shot joining methods such as resistance-spot, flash-butt, friction, hot-gas, and thermite welding. As part of EWI’s ongoing series of papers examining the uses of ICME as a prediction tool in manufacturing, Senior Technology Leader Jerry Gould has written...

EWI uses integrated computational materials engineering (ICME) methods to analyze correlations between processing conditions, thermal response, microstructures, and mechanical properties to predict performance in joining and additive manufacturing. The resulting information is used to create unique tools for modeling and simulation with the potential to deliver huge time and cost savings to manufacturers. EWI Senior...

EWI is pleased to partner with Turbine Forum to present Turbine Forum 2022, three days of technical talks, information sharing, and networking with the goal of improving turbine quality, decreasing repair costs, and utilizing new techniques to meet green energy requirements. The conference, which will bring together stakeholders in the aerospace, space, oil and gas,...