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Materials Processing and Manufacturing: Novel Processes and Modeling Contact: Prof. Donggang Yao; email: [email protected] School of Materials Science & Engineering Georgia Institute of Technology School of Materials Science and Engineering Research Interest: 1. Development of new methods for precision polymer fabrication, blends processing, composites processing, gel spinning of ultrastrong fibers, and processing of bulk metallic glasses. 2. Constitutive modeling: rheology of immiscible polymer blends, nonlinear viscoelasticity, and deformation at micro/nano scales. 3. Dynamics of materials processing: modeling of non-Newtonian flow, finite-strain deformation, and blend dynamics. 4. Computational materials science: molecular dynamics, finite element analysis, and multiscale simulation. Selected Processes: Two-station embossing Rubber-assisted micro forming Rapid-thermal-response micro injection molding Rapid heating Embossing Holding/cooling Demolding Rapidly heated Forming & cooling Opening Part ejection Master mold Micro formed film Rubber Preheating Selected Parts/Structures: 100 100μ 50μ Micropatterning of porous structures Hot embossing Sacrificial extraction & formation of porous patterns Co-continuous blending A B Extrusion roll-to-roll micro/nano imprinting p T1 T2 T3 Imprinting zone R2 R1 R3 Film Direction Induction Heating Pressure Rollers Belt Mold 60 80 100 120 140 160 180 200 0 5 10 Time, seconds Temperature, °C H.F. in H.F. out B Stationary half Moving half C D E F G H I A Gel spinning of ultra-strong fibers Constitutive Modeling: Deform Deform Oriented phase structure Non-oriented Non-oriented Nonlinear viscoelasticity with a microstructure tensor da V V a n n I I T 3 3 2 ' ) ' ' ( : ) ( 0 1 0 da V J U n n C F B B I T A A 2 Dynamics of Polymer Processing: 200μm 50μm 25μm 5μm 25μm 50μm 100μm 200μm Depth: We acknowledge the financial support from NSF under Awards 0238033, 0503138, 0620668, 0637784, 0712305, 0800016, 0826259, 0848524, 0927697, 1462101, 1927651, and 2027871, as well as support and partnership from industrial partners and sponsors. Acknowledgements R2 R1 R3 R4 Cold Warm Hot Coagulation bath Wind up Roll Rollers Spinhead Polymer solution Gellation Precursor Drawing & heat treatment Heated rolls High-performance fiber with E > 150 GPa and > 4.5 GPa T Gradient structures 0.1 1 10 100 1000 10000 1 10 100 1000 Rheological Properties N 1 , predicted in Pa (-N 2 ), predicted in Pa , predicted in Pas B I T B B B ) / 1 ( ln ) / 1 ( 1 0 0 0 0 S S G p S S Plastic processing of metallic alloys Bulk metallic glasses Nonisothermal embossing Noncircular fiber spinning Injection molding Extrusion Micro-thermoforming Blends processing Novel extrusion and fiber spinning processes

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Materials Processing and Manufacturing: Novel Processes and ModelingContact: Prof. Donggang Yao; email: [email protected]

School of Materials Science & Engineering

Georgia Institute of Technology

School of Materials Science and Engineering

Research Interest: 1. Development of new methods for precision polymer fabrication,

blends processing, composites processing, gel spinning of ultrastrong fibers, and processing of bulk metallic glasses.

2. Constitutive modeling: rheology of immiscible polymer blends, nonlinear viscoelasticity, and deformation at micro/nano scales.

3. Dynamics of materials processing: modeling of non-Newtonian flow, finite-strain deformation, and blend dynamics.

4. Computational materials science: molecular dynamics, finite element analysis, and multiscale simulation.

Selected Processes:• Two-station embossing

• Rubber-assisted micro forming

• Rapid-thermal-response micro injection molding

Rapid heating Embossing Holding/cooling Demolding

Rapidly heated

Forming & cooling Opening Part ejection

Master moldMicro formed film

Rubber

Preheating

Selected Parts/Structures:

100

100μ 50μ

• Micropatterning of porous structuresHot embossing

Sacrificial extraction& formation of porous

patterns

Co-continuous blending

A

B

• Extrusion roll-to-roll micro/nano imprinting

p

T1

T2

T3

Imprinting zoneR2

R1

R3

Film Direction

Induction Heating

Pressure Rollers

Belt Mold

60

80

100

120

140

160

180

200

0 5 10Time, seconds

Tem

pera

ture

, °C

H.F. in H.F. out

B

Stationary half

Moving half

CDE

FGH

IA

• Gel spinning of ultra-strong fibers

Constitutive Modeling:

Deform

Deform

Oriented phase structure Non-orientedNon-oriented

• Nonlinear viscoelasticity with a microstructure tensor

daVV

a nnIIT33

2

')''(:)(0

1

0

daVJU

nnCF

BB

IT AA 2

Dynamics of Polymer Processing:

200µm 50µm 25µm 5µm

25µm50µm100µm200µm

Depth:

We acknowledge the financial support from NSF under Awards 0238033, 0503138, 0620668, 0637784, 0712305, 0800016, 0826259, 0848524, 0927697, 1462101, 1927651, and 2027871, as well as support and partnership from industrial partners and sponsors.

Acknowledgements

R2

R1

R3

R4Cold

WarmHot

Coagulation bath

Wind up Roll

Rollers

Spinhead

Polymer solution

Gellation

Precursor Drawing & heat treatment

Heated rolls

High-performance fiber with E > 150 GPa and > 4.5 GPa

←  

Gradient structures

0.1

1

10

100

1000

10000

1 10 100 1000

Rhe

olog

ical

Pro

perti

es

N1, predicted in Pa(-N2), predicted in Pa, predicted in Pas

BIT

BBB

)/1(

ln)/1(

1

00

00

SSGp

SS

• Plastic processing of metallic alloysBulk metallic glasses

Nonisothermal embossing

Noncircular fiber spinning Injection molding

Extrusion

Micro-thermoforming

Blends processing

• Novel extrusion and fiber spinning processes