„The team applied thermodynamic modeling and leveraged 3D printing to develop the new high-temperature alloy that delivered this breakthrough performance.
“Previously, an increase in tensile strength usually lowered a material’s ability to stretch and bend before breaking, which is why our new alloy is remarkable.”
“What used to take years through a trial-and-error process, now takes a matter of weeks or months to make discoveries,” added Hopkins.
Using thermodynamic modeling, one of many computational tools discussed within the NASA 2040 Vision Study, the team discovered the optimal alloy composition after only 30 simulations.“
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Submission Statement: thermodynamic modeling + 3D printing = novel printable alloy
„The team applied thermodynamic modeling and leveraged 3D printing to develop the new high-temperature alloy that delivered this breakthrough performance.
“Previously, an increase in tensile strength usually lowered a material’s ability to stretch and bend before breaking, which is why our new alloy is remarkable.”
“What used to take years through a trial-and-error process, now takes a matter of weeks or months to make discoveries,” added Hopkins.
Using thermodynamic modeling, one of many computational tools discussed within the NASA 2040 Vision Study, the team discovered the optimal alloy composition after only 30 simulations.“
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