Industry Day - MP3 Overview.pdf

This document appears to be a presentation overview for the Metals Probabilistic Performance Prediction (MP3) research program. The key objectives of the program are to integrate microstructure into the optimization of metals performance, enabling the Air Force with advanced modeling and predictive tools. The research focuses on developing reduced order models to incorporate microstructure into lifing through high energy X-ray diffraction data and high temperature metals testing, as well as understanding and implementing residual stress measurement and high energy diffraction techniques into standard engineering practice. The presentation provides an overview of the technical thrusts, research team, and foundational science and engineering efforts for the program.

This document is related to the Aerospace Materials Processing, Performance and Characterization (AMPPAC) solicitation released by the Department of the Air Force Materiel Command Research Laboratory. The primary objective of this program is to research, assess, develop, test, evaluate, prototype, demonstrate, and transition technologies that support the processing, behavior characterization, and performance prediction of advanced aerospace materials.