Materials Science and Engineering Laboratory; Intelligent Processing of Materials: Nas-Nrc Assessment Panel, November 14-15, 1991 (Classic Reprint) - Tapa dura

Sinopsis

Excerpt from Materials Science and Engineering Laboratory; Intelligent Processing of Materials: Nas-Nrc Assessment Panel, November 14-15, 1991

In fiscal year 1991, the Office of Nondestructive Evaluation (nde) completed its redirection into the broader area of intelligent processing of materials. The name change to the Office of Intelligent Processing of Materials (1pm) was associated with an expanded mission and additional funding to carry it out. These changes were based largely on the formal strategic plan for this Office which projected the research thrust into the 1990's. The research focus was changed to incorporate process modeling, development of nde sensors for on-line process control, and in some cases, integration of these elements with an expert control system to demonstrate key aspects of intelligent materials processing.

In past years the research program and this annual report were focused on various aspects of nde research. The report for this year incorporates research from the new areas of intelligent processing of materials and process modeling, and continues research in nde measurement methods and standards. This approach provides enhanced opportunity to link research in this program with other nist efforts in materials science and engineering, and provides greater opportunity for interactions with industry.

In FY 1991, researchers supported by the Office of Intelligent Processing of Materials made a number of significant scientific and technical advances. Although this report contains more detailed descriptions, I would like to highlight a few of the more significant advances.

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