Abstract: High-performance manufacturing is difficult to perform using conventional materials removal processes since a surface integrity demand for high-performance components is strongly restricted by intrinsic interactions between ...

Abstract: A material-oriented regularization (MOR) methodology is developed to solve manufacturing inverse problem of estimating the manufacture input process parameters for a required output performance, demonstrated by ion beam ...

Abstract: Wear- yet impact-resistant demand is a big challenge for coated components under heavy-load service condition. To solve this high-performance manufacturing problem, a new strategy of design for manufacturing (DFM) with ...

Abstract: Inverse problem of manufacturing is studied under a framework of high performance manufacturing of components with functional surface layer, where controllable generation of surface integrity is emphasized due to its pivotal ...

Abstract: Recent experiments have shown that the elastic deformation behaviors of a polymeric material are consistent with the Cosserat elasticity under nonuniform deformation at a millimeter scale. Thus, an elastohydrodynamic ...