Industrial Fellowships 2022
Residual stress assessment is vital to evaluate the lifespan and structural integrity of engineering materials and components. In this project Dr Sui aims to develop a methodology using nanoindenter systems, but still remain machine independent. The methodology will offer tuneable cross-scale resolution and a real-time data analysis routine enabling novel evaluation of materials on a range of different nanoindenter systems. Dr Siu will be using nuclear fusion technology as a case study to demonstrate the potential impact of results. The framework developed can be utilised across all complex materials systems and will benefit a wide spectrum of engineering industries. The outcome of the project could revolutionise the development of new components with extended lifespans. Dr Siu’s strategic partnership with NPL and their engagement with industrial partners will greatly enhance the quality of this research and accelerate its impact on structural integrity evaluation. .
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