Collaborative Research in Structural Sciences
The focus of this collaborative effort is focused in three thrust areas:
1) adaptive, spatial and temporal, multi-scaling strategies for long-duration path-dependent combined-environment structural simulation; 2) Damage integrated, structural-thermal, reduced order models for realistic structural components; 3) high-fidellity, continuum-level, constitutive and material damage evolution models.
Technical point of contact is Ravi Penmetsa, AFRL/RQSS, Program Engineer, (937) 656-8799, ravi.penmetsa@wpafb.af.mil.
1) adaptive, spatial and temporal, multi-scaling strategies for long-duration path-dependent combined-environment structural simulation; 2) Damage integrated, structural-thermal, reduced order models for realistic structural components; 3) high-fidellity, continuum-level, constitutive and material damage evolution models.
Technical point of contact is Ravi Penmetsa, AFRL/RQSS, Program Engineer, (937) 656-8799, ravi.penmetsa@wpafb.af.mil.
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Noreen BennettContracting OfficerPhone 937-656-9671
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Agency Email:
noreen.bennett@wpafb.af.mil
Date Posted:
2012-09-17
Application Due Date:
2012-11-07
Archive Date:
2012-11-30
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