WEBINARS

Our webinars outline the Integrated Computational Materials Engineering (ICME) approach and how it can be used to overcome materials challenges. We will share how ICME can accelerate material development, optimize processes, predict material properties, and more. Recently launched ICMD® materials design and engineering software will be showcased throughout our webinars.

Live webinars will return this fall. 

Alloy Design for Additive Manufacturing using ICMD®
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This webinar introduces viewers to aspects of QuesTek’s approach to designing alloys for additive manufacturing using ICME. In particular, the prediction and analysis of microstructural features unique to the additive manufacturing process will be addressed. Two case-studies will be used to illustrate the design concepts: Ferrium® PH48S & Inconel 625.

Learn about:
• Microstructural features of importance for additively manufactured metal alloys • How ICME can be used to address common challenges with additively manufacturing
• How to use QuesTek’s ICMD® software to analyze additively manufactured microstructures and properties

Functionally Graded Materials and Material Compatibility in ICMD®
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In this webinar Dr. Tanner Kirk gives an overview of Functionally Graded Materials with a focus on the applications and challenges associated with compositionally graded alloys. The use of integrated computational materials engineering (ICME) to address challenges such as deleterious phases, thermal expansion mismatch, and hot cracking will also be discussed. Examples will be shown for how such calculations can be made in QuesTek’s ICMD® software platform for binary, ternary, or even higher dimensional material gradient systems.

Learn about:
• Functionally graded materials, compositionally graded alloys, and their applications
• How ICME can be used to address common challenges with gradient alloys
• How to use QuesTek’s ICMD® software to assess gradient compatibility

Using ICMD® materials design and engineering platform for Oil and Gas Applications
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Integrated Computational Materials Engineering (ICME) is an approach to materials design, optimization, and insertion as well as solving challenges on implementation and selection of existing materials using a combination of physics-based modeling and machine learning methods. In this webinar QuesTek demonstrates how the ICMD® platform can be used to improve mechanical properties, corrosion properties, and processability of common structural materials used in oil country tubular goods (OCTG)

Driving Materials Innovation Through Collaborative Excellence
with ICMD®
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QuesTek showcases collaborative materials innovation workflows within a team environment using the ICMD® materials design and engineering cloud platform. Explore unique cloud-enabled features that significantly enhance teamwork, efficiency, and productivity. Through real-world examples, compare traditional methods with the improved workflows now available on ICMD®, highlighting how these streamlined processes accelerate corporate R&D and drive faster innovation. Optimize materials development workflows with cutting-edge Integrated Computational Materials Engineering (ICME) technology alongside powerful cloud-based tools.

You’ll learn about:
• Using Software-as-a-service (SaaS) to enhance materials innovation
• Accelerating time-to-market and reducing costs with ICMD®
• Team collaboration and scalability through ICMD® SaaS

Designing Sustainable Alloys using ICMD®: Systems Design and Concept
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QuesTek demonstrates a case study in sustainable alloy design using integrate computational materials engineering (ICME) and their ICMD® software platform. This is the first in a three webinar series on this case study that  focuses on defining the materials challenge, properties of interest, the process-structure-property design chart for single crystal nickel, and the industry application that this alloy solves as well as the importance of re-designing the alloy to be more sustainable, both from an environmental impact perspective as well as for supply chain resilience.

You’ll learn about:
• Conceptual alloy design in an ICME framework
• Sustainable and supply chain resilient design
• Single crystal nickel alloys and their applications
• QuesTek’s ICMD® software

Designing Sustainable Alloys using ICMD®: Model Workflow and Calibration
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QuesTek demonstrates a case study in sustainable alloy design using integrated computational materials engineering (ICME) and their ICMD® software platform. This is the second in a three-webinar series on this case study that focuses on setting up and running the process-structure-property models relevant for this design, as well as calibrating them to experimental data using the built-in calibration tools in ICMD®. Attendance at the previous webinar(s) in this series is not necessary to follow along with the presentation. Each session includes a recap of the previous event.

You’ll learn about:
• Process-structure-property modeling for single
crystal nickel
• Optimization and calibration methods
• QuesTek’s ICMD® software

Designing Sustainable Alloys using ICMD®: Alloy Composition Design
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QuesTek demonstrates a case study in sustainable alloy design using integrate computational materials engineering (ICME) and their ICMD® software platform. This is the third in a three-webinar series on this case study that focuses on utilizing the calibrated process-structure-process modeling workflow defined in the previous two webinars to design a novel single crystal nickel alloy with reduced reliance on rare elements such as Rhenium. Attendance at the previous webinar(s) in this series is not necessary to follow along with the presentation. Each session includes a recap of the previous event.

You’ll learn about:
• ICME based alloy design
• Sustainability and supply chain resilient design
• QuesTek’s ICMD® software

Applications of Microstructure-Sensitive Fatigue Modeling
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Learn how Integrated Computational Materials Engineering (ICME) can be used to predict fatigue in real-world applications. Dr. Whelan describes the importance of microstructure analysis and focus on how it can improve alloy development, qualification, and sustainment activities.

Utilizing ICME to overcome materials challenges and accelerate alloy development
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This webinar is the first in a series by QuesTek designed to introduce attendees to Integrated Computational Materials Engineering (ICME), the advantages it provides, and how it may be used to solve materials challenges. We discuss QuesTek’s new ICMD® software, its purpose, and its place within the Integrated Computational Materials Engineering (ICME) software landscape. We cover the currently available Toolkits for alloy optimization, design, and qualification, and key capabilities enabled by ICMD®.

Alloy Composition and Processing Optimization with ICMD® materials design software
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QuesTek has been applying its Integrated Computational Materials Engineering (ICME) approach using its ICMD® materials design software to optimizing alloy compositions and manufacturing processes for a wide range of industries, pushing the limits of materials performance. The ICMD® platform integrates QuesTek Innovation’s proven library of models, genomic data sets, software, and analytics into a comprehensive SaaS product. The ICMD® platform and its toolkits enable materials design and simulation, informatics and analytics, qualification, and certification. 

Accelerated Qualification and Certification of Materials with ICMD® materials design software
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Accelerated Insertion of Materials (AIM) is a methodology for rapidly qualifying materials for specific applications by coupling modeling, simulation and testing across all stages of component and material development.
This allows for:
-rapidly iterating on design concepts that will be most beneficial to the target application,
-combining the aleatory uncertainty of the real manufacturing process and the epistemic uncertainty captured by simulation to predict distributions of material performance, and
-predicting minimum material properties on a full-scale production level using a minimum amount of experimental testing.

ICME applications for rapid additive manufacturing parameter set development
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The webinar discusses how the physics-based models of integrated computational materials engineering (ICME) can be used to develop rapid, reliable parameter sets for additive manufacturing. We examine the models and methods used independently, and also how they are used in QuesTek’s ICMD® platform to put the power of these computation tools in the hands of materials engineers and AM professionals.
Using ICME to predict advanced material properties: high and low cycle fatigue
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In this webinar, the use of ICME to predict structure-property relationships is discussed, with a particular focus on dynamic mechanical properties such as fatigue. We discuss how QuesTek’s ICMD® software can help engineers take advantage of these modeling tools to design and optimize materials to achieve target properties.
Physics-based modeling & machine learning to solve materials challenges
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In this webinar, the use of machine learning to complement physics-based materials modeling is discussed. We discuss how QuesTek’s ICMD® software currently utilizes machine learning to amplify the core physics-based modeling tools to enable users to arrive at materials solutions as efficiently and effectively as possible.

Designing Materials using ICMD®
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This webinar introduces viewers to QuesTek’s systems-based materials design process. We discuss the benefits of computational design in material development and qualification and enabling materials concurrency in the product development cycle. Examples are showcased using QuesTek’s ICMD® software.

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