To develop eco-friendly novel materials and products and to enhance the performance of existing products by understanding the relationship between microstructure of materials and its thermoMechanical behavior
Metals, composites and ceramics are widely used in designing various components of machine tools, aerospace structures and gas turbines. By understanding the relation between the microstructure of these materials and its thermo-Mechanical behavior, one can suitably engineer an appropriate microstructure by controlling the manufacturing process. Such an understanding is used to improve the performance of many commercial products like creep-resistant super alloys, advanced composites for airplanes and ceramics capable of withstanding high temperatures.
This group collaborating with other research groups in the institute, typically focus on the following areas: