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Project ID: | FHWA-PROJ-10-0029 |
Project Name: | Mechanical and Structural Nanoscale Modeling |
Status: | Active |
Contact: | Last Name: Lee First Name: Kunik Telephone: 202-493-3491 E-mail: kunik.lee@dot.gov |
Organization: | Federal Highway Administration - Turner-Fairbank Highway Research Center (TFHRC) |
Office: |
Office of Safety Research and Development |
Team: |
N/A |
Roadmap/Focus area(s): |
Impact of Investment on Transportation Performance and the Economy |
Project Findings: | Data not yet available |
Project Description: | This project aims to develop multi-scale, multi-paradigm modeling and simulation methodology in conjunction with experimental characterization to provide an in silico design and development approach for civil infrastructure stone-based materials. |
Laboratories: | Not Applicable |
Start Date: | June 28, 2010 |
End Date: | June 27, 2013 |
Funding Amount: | $1,000,000.00 |
FHWA Program Name: | Exploratory Advanced Research |
Goals: | The key project objective is to develop a generalized multi-scale dynamic field theory for a concurrent atomistic-continuum material system. |
Project Type: | Offsite |
Background Information: | Data not yet available |
Test Methodology: | Lab |
Other Information: | Data not yet available |
Partners: | Data not yet available |
More Information URL(s): | |
Fieldtest: | Data not yet available |
Expected Benefits: | The expected benefit is mechanical and structural modeling for accurate prediction of material behaviors. |
Deliverables: |
Name: Reports Product Type(s): Research report Description: The deliverables are quarterly reports. Audiences: Safety researchers, Researchers Secondary Audiences: |
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FHWA Topics: |
Research/Technologies--FHWA Research and Technology Research/Technologies--Turner-Fairbank Highway Research Center (TFHRC) |
TRT Terms: |
multi-scale and multi-paradigm modeling |
FHWA Disciplines: |
Construction and Project Management Pavement and Materials |
Subject Areas: |
Bridges and other structures Highways Materials |