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2nd Announcement and Call for Papers
Symposium on:
Neutron Diffraction Characterization of Mechanical Behavior
February 13-17, 2005
San Francisco, California, USA
The 134th TMS Annual Meeting & Exhibition
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Scope
Application of neutron diffraction in engineering materials characterization becomes increasingly prevalent due to its unique ability to provide microscopic insights to the mechanical behavior of advanced materials and components. This is our 2nd announcement and call for papers of a symposium on neutron diffraction characterization of mechanical behavior of alloys, ceramics, and their composites. The symposium will be held at the 134th TMS annual meeting to provide an international forum for the presentation and discussion of recent experimental and modeling results. Specific topics will include:
Polycrystalline deformation mechanisms
Mechanical behavior of composites
Residual stresses
Structure-property relationship studies
Advances in instrumentation and data acquisition/analysis scheme
The symposium is intended to bring together neutron diffraction scientists and potential users to further enhance the neutron diffraction research activities.
Abstract Submission
Submit abstracts to http://cms.tms.org by July 15, 2004. We are exploring a possibility of publishing both invited and contributed papers in a special journal volume of the "Materials Science and Engineering A" after the conference. More details on publication schedule will be available soon. Abstract submission instructions and other information can be found at http://www.tms.org/Meetings/Annual-05/AnnMtg05Home.html
Venue
The conference will be held at the Moscone Center (http://www.moscone.com/) in San Francisco, California, USA. The San Francisco Marriott (http://www.sfmarriott.com/) is the TMS headquarters hotel. Special conference rates have been contracted with this hotel and others in the area surrounding the Moscone Center.
List of Confirmed Invited Speakers
Y. Akiniwa (Nagoya University, Japan)
Measurement of Residual and Loading Stress in Composite Materials using Neutron Diffraction
I. Anderson (Oak Ridge National Lab, USA)
Status of the Spallation Neutron Source
P. Bendeich (Australian Nuclear Science & Technology Organisation, Australia)
Residual Stress Measurements in Laser Clad Repaired Low Pressure Turbine Blades for the Power Industry
M. Bourke (Los Alamos National Lab, USA)
Polycrystalline Uniaxial Deformation Mechanisms at 200K: Insights from Simultaneous Neutron Diffraction Studies
D. Brown (Los Alamos National Lab, USA)
Aging Reactions in Uranium Niobium Alloys
G. Bruno (ILL, France)
Strength Differential Effect in 6061 Al-15 vol% SiC-W Composites
P. Dawson (Cornell University, USA)
Modeling Grain Interactions in Polycrystals with Crystals Discretized using Finite Elements
M. Daymond (ISIS, Rutherford Appleton Lab, UK)
TBD
L. Edwards (Open University, UK)
Residual Stresses in Welded Pipe and Welded Aircraft Wing Structures
T. Egami (University of Tennessee, USA)
Atomistic Mechanisms of Plastic Deformation in Metallic Glasses
T. Gnaeupel-Herold (NIST, USA)
Imaging of Single Crystallite Deformation by Neutron Diffraction
T. Holden (Northern Stress Tech, Canada)
Stress Measurements in Welds: Problem Areas
G. Ice (Oak Ridge National Lab, USA)
High Performance Kirkpatrick-Baez Super Mirrors for Neutron Milli- and Micro-beams
K. Kelton (Washington State University, USA)
Icosahedral Order in Undercooled Metallic Liquids and the Influence on the Nucleation Barrier
M. Kramer (Iowa State University, USA)
Formation of Free Volume during Mechanical Deformation
A. Krawitz (Univ. of Missouri-Columbia, USA)
The interaction of residual and applied stresses in cemented carbide composites
A. Lodini (Reims University, France)
Recent Developments in Diffraction Techniques for the Determination of Residual Stress in Biomaterials
B. Majumdar (New Mexico Tech, USA)
Measurement and Modeling of Internal Stresses in Directionally Solidified High Volume Fraction Superalloys at High Temperatures
Y. Morii (Japan Atomic Energy Research Institute, Japan)
Industrial Application of Residual Strain Measurement by Neutron in Japan
C. Noyan (Columbia University, USA)
Dynamic Diffraction Effects in Neutron Stress Analysis
A. Payzant (Oak Ridge National Lab, USA)
Interaction of Stress on Phase Stability in a Single Crystal Nickel Base Superalloys
T. Pirling (ILL, France)
The Potential of Neutron Strain Scanning Instrumentation
H. Priesmeyer (Kiel University, Germany)
Positron Annihilation as an Additional Source of Information about Plastic Deformation in Structural Materials
A. Pyzalla (Technical University Wien, Austria)
Characterization of Strain and Texture in Complex Composites using Neutron Diffraction
J. Richardson (Argonne National Lab, USA)
The Mechanical Behavior of Ceramic Membranes in Oxygen Partial-Pressure Gradients
R. Rogge (Chalk River Lab, Canada)
Neutrons at Work for Industry
C. Tome (Los Alamos National Lab, USA)
Using Polycrystal Models and Neutron Diffraction for Advancing our Understanding of Materials
E. Ustundag (California Institute of Technology, USA)
Constitutive Behavior of Ferroelectrics
P. Withers (Manchester University, UK)
Residual Stresses in Inertia and Linear Friction Welded Aero Engine Components
Organizers
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Hahn Choo Department of Materials Science and Engineering The University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN 37996 Phone: 865-974-5336, Fax: 865-974-4115, E-mail: hchoo@utk.edu
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Peter K. Liaw Department of Materials Science and Engineering The University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN 37996 Phone: 865-974-6356, Fax: 865-974-4115, E-mail: pliaw@utk.edu
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Camden R. Hubbard Metals and Ceramics Division, MS6064 Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN 37831 Phone: 865-574-4472, Fax: 865-483-8086, E-mail: hubbardcr@ornl.gov |
Xun-Li Wang Spallation Neutron Source, MS 6474 Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN 37831 Phone: 865-574-9164, Fax: 865-241-5177, E-mail: wangxl@ornl.gov |
Sponsors
2nd Announcement and Call for Papers
July 13, 2004
