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"High Temperature Materials 2001"

The 2nd InternationalSymposium organised by HTM-21 Project, NIMS

May 31(Thursday)- June 2(Saturday), 2001
At National Institute For Materials Science (NIMS),
Tsukuba Science City, Japan.

Scope of the Symposium

This Symposium covers Ni-base superalloys and possible alternative materials beyond superalloys for ultra-high temperature use, including coatings, for aeroengines, gas turbines, etc. Materials design and development, process, structure/property analysis and evaluation, materials/system interface, applications of the materials, etc. are all dealt with.

Registration

No registration is needed in advance, but just on site. Free of charge to attend the Symposium, except for the Reception.

Publication

An abstracts book is available at the Symposium. The proceeding papers will be published later on in a special issue of "Materials Science and Engineering A" after a pure review.

Program (Preliminary)

31 May (Thursday)

9:30- 9:40

Opening Remarks

9:40-10:10

1.(Invited) Materials Development for Fabrication and Repair of High Temperature Airfoils, Ann Ritter, (GE,CR&D)

10:10-10:35

2.(Review&Project Report) High Temperature Materials 21 Project: Present Status and Plans for Future, H.Harada (NIMS)


10:35-10:55Break

Materials Design

10:55-11:20

3.(Review&Project Report)Current Trends and Future Aspects of the Design of Ni-base Superalloys: H.Murakami(NIMS),et.al.

11:20-11:40

4.Thermodynamic Calculations of Ni-Al-PGM Ternary Phase Diagrams: C-S. Oh(KIMM, Korea), et.al.

11:40-12:00

5.Molecular Dynamics Simulation for Dislocation Movement in Ni-Al Solid Solution: T.Sakai(CRIEPI),et.al.


12:00-13:15Lunch (Cafeteria in NIMS)

13:15-13:45

6.(Invited) Process Modelling of Thermal-Mechanical Working of Superalloys for Turbine Disc Applications, R.C.Reed (Univ.Cambridge/Rolls Royce UTC), et al.



Microstructure Analysis

13:45-14:10

7.(Review&Project Report) Microstructure Analysis of Ni-base Superalloys at High Temperatures: M.Osawa(NIMS), et.al.

14:10-14:30

8.High Temperature Lattice Misfit Measurement in Coherent and Semi-coherent Ni-base Superalloys: T.Yokokawa(NIMS), et al.

14:30-14:50

9.TEM Observation of Microstructure in Crept Ni-base Single Crystal Superalloys with and without Re, T.Murakumo (NIMS),et al.

14:50-15:20

10. (Invited) Primary Creep in Single Crystal Superalloys: Origins, Mechanisms and Effects, C.Rae (Univ.Cambridge/Rolls Royce UTC), et.al.


15:20-15:40Break

Ni-base Superalloys: Development and Evaluation

15:40-16:10

11.(Invited)Partitioning and the Solidification of Advanced Superalloy Single Crystals, T.Pollock (University of Michigan)

16:10-16:30

12.High Temperature Properties of a New Ni-base Single Crystal Superalloy, TMS-82+, T.Hino (Toshiba), et.al.

16:30-16:50

13.Thermal Fatigue Behaviour of a Third Generation Single Crystal Superalloy TMS- 75, H.Zhou (NIMS), I.Okada(Mitsubishi Heavy Industries), et.al.

16:50-17:10

14.Design of Ni-base DS Superalloys for Industrial Gas Turbines, M.Sato (NIMS), et.al.

17:00-17:30

15.Development of 4th Generation Single Crystal Superalloys, Y.Koizumi(NIMS), et.al.


18:00-20:00Reception (with light meals) in NIMS

1 June (Friday)

Repair and Rejuvenation

9:00-9:30

16.(Invited) Nonequilibrium Microstructure Evolution in Nickel Base Superalloys, S.Suresh Babu (ORNL), et.al.

9:30-9:50

17.Effect of Creep Strain on Remnant Life after Re-solution Heat Treatment in TMS-75, H.Tamaki (Hitachi), et.al.

9:50-10:10

18.Misorientation Development in γ/γ' Superalloys and Its Applications on Strain Measurement in Turbine Airfoils, C.Fukuoka(IHI), et.al.


10:10-10:30Break

Environmental Properties

10:30-11:00

19.(Invited) Development of Ni-base superalloys: Factors Affecting the Oxidation Performance, K.Pruessner (Siegen University)

11:00-11:30

20.(Invited)Thickness and Property Prediction of Thermal Sprayed Coatings for Turbine Component, K.Wada (Toshiba)

11:30-11:50

21.Sand Erosion of Ni-base Superalloys at Elevated Temperatures, T.Senda (National Maritime Research Institute) et.al.


11:50-13:00Lunch (Cafeteria in NIMS)

Refractory Superalloys/Alloys

13:00-13:25

22.(Review&Project Report)Design of Refractory Superalloys Using Platinum Group Metals: Y. Yamabe-Mitarai(NIMS), et al.

13:25-13:45

23.Characterization of Microstructures and Mechanical Properties in Two-phase Ir-Nb-X Ternary Refractory Superalloys, Y.F. Gu (NIMS), et al.

13:45-14:05

24.The Evolution of Microstructure and Properties of Ir-Ni Base Quaternary Refractory Superalloys, X.H.Yu (Manitoba U., Canada), et.al.

14:05-14:25

25.Mechanical Properties and Phase Equilibria of Pt-Rh-Hf Alloys, G.Fairbank (Univ. Cambridge/Rolls Royce UTC), et.al.

14:25-14:45

26.Mechanical Properties of Cr-base High Temperature Alloys, Y.Ro (NIMS), et.al.

14:45-15:15

27.(Invited)Development of Nb-based Refractory Alloys, A.Kasama(JUTEMI), et.al.


15:15-15:35Break

Ceramics

15:35-16:05

28.(Invited)Development of Ceramic Gas Turbines, 300kW and 8000kW, T.Tatsumi (Kawasaki Heavy Industries)

16:05-16:30

29.(Review&Project Report)Advanced Silicon Nitride Ceramics for Gas Turbine Applications: N. Hirosaki (NIMS), et.al.

16:30-16:50

30.Tensile Creep and Oxidation Behaviour of Silicon Nitrides with Different Additive Contents at 1300°C, J-W Cao(JFCC),et.al.

16:50-17:10

31.Grain Boundary Microstructure and Tensile Creep Behaviour of a Yb2O3-Doped Silicon Nitride, J-W Cao(JFCC), et al.

Virtual Turbine

17:10-17:35

32.(Review&Project Report)Virtual Turbine: Its State of the Art and Advanced Works in the Project, T.Yoshida(National Aerospace Lab), et al.

17:35-17:55

33.Development of a Virtual Turbine System for New Materials Design, Y.Fukuyama (Toshiba), et.al.

17:55-18:00

Closing Remarks


2 June (Saturday)

9:00-15:00Excursion (up to 30 people, booking in advance recommended)

A bus leaves NIMS at 9:00, visiting 800-years-old bell foundry run by Sho-emon Otabe The 37th, and then Mt.Tsukuba peaks (876m high) providing a 360 degrees view of the Kanto Plains (or visiting Kasama Potteries if rain)


Travel

Access to NIMS (Sengen-site), Tsukuba Science City, please see,

http://www.nrim.go.jp/public/kikaku/english/koutsu/access.htm
or, in Japanese,

http://www.nrim.go.jp/public/kikaku/japanese/map/center.html

Hotel recommendation*

Okura Frontier Hotel Tsukuba Epochal
(Located between NIMS and Tsukuba Center Bus Station: 5 mins walking distance from NIMS and 10 mins from the Bus Center)

Tel +81 (0)298 60 7700, Fax +81 (0)298 60 7701

Okura Frontier Hotel Tsukuba
(Located by the Tsukuba Center Bus Station: 2 mins walking from the Bus Center and 12 mins walking to NIMS)

Tel +81 (0)298 52 1112, Fax +81 (0)298 52 5623

Both of the Hotels can be booked through the Reservation Center,
Tel +81 (0)298 61 1166, Fax +81 (0)298 52 5623
http://www.tsukuba-dh.co.jp

*For all the invited speakers, preliminary bookings have been made by the organiser at Okura Frontier Hotel Tsukuba Epochal, as "checking in on 30 May and out on 3 June";
please contact the organiser (Ms Tomoko Arai) to confirm, or to change.

Organising Committee Members
(and Special Editors for the Mat.Sci.Eng.A special issue)

Hiroshi Harada(Chief), NIMS, Japan
Hideyuki Murakami, NIMS, Japan
Makoto Osawa, NIMS, Japan
Naoto Hirosaki, NIMS, Japan
Yoko Yamabe-Mitarai, NIMS, Japan
Toyoaki Yoshida, National Aerospace Laboratory (NAL), Japan
S.Suresh Babu, Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL), USA

Contact

Hiroshi Harada (or Project Secretary, Ms Tomoko Arai)
National Institute for Materials Science
High Temperature Materials 21 Project
Sengen 1-2-1, Tsukuba Science City, 305-0047, Japan
Tel. +81 (0)298 59 2503
Fax. +81 (0)298 59 2501
harada.hiroshi@nims.go.jp or arai.tomoko@nims.go.jp

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