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We are pleased to welcome you to the 2017 International Manufacturing Research Conference, a joint confer‐ence of the 45th Society of Manufacturing Engineers (SME)’s North American Manufacturing Research Confer‐ence (NAMRC45), the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME)’s International Manufacturing Scienceand Engineering Conference (MSEC 2017), and the Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers (JSME)’s International
Conference on Materials Processing (ICM&P 2017), being held at the campus of the University of Southern Cali‐
fornia in Los Angeles, California.
The North American Manufacturing Research Conference (NAMRC) and International Manufacturing Scienceand Engineering Conference (MSEC) are two major international conferences held annually on manufacturing
technology. In this year the International Conference on Materials Processing (ICM&P) will join together topromote enhanced conversations with Japanese researchers. The joint conferences truly represent a premierinternational forum on the latest development of manufacturing technologies and bring together both academ‐
ic researchers and industrial practitioners from around the world for interchange of ideas and to promote re‐search collaboration.
This flagship international meeting establishes a platform to showcase the newest ideas, cutting‐edge research
results, and emerging methodologies and tools. In addition to the excellent technical program, the International
Manufacturing Research Conference will offer a number of receptions and social events on all four days of theconference including receptions in California Science Center and Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, and three
award luncheons. The program also includes a number of events, including a conference–wide breakfast for all
attendees each morning, early career forum and student reception on Wednesday evening, and plant tours on
Thursday afternoon.
A successful conference depends on many dedicated conference organizing committee, technical programcommittee, symposium organizers, authors, and reviewers. We would like to extend our sincerest appreciation
to these members of our community who are devoted to the advances of manufacturing technology. Especially
we would like to thank Prof. Lihui Wang (KTH), Prof. Johnson Samuel (RPI), and Prof. Satoshi Kishimoto (NIMS)
for organizing the three conferences’ paper review. We also wish to thank our keynote speakers, Prof Jim Davis(UCLA), Professor Friedrich Prinz (Stanford), and Mr. Scott Willoughby (Northrop Grumman) for sharing theirexperience and insight into the challenges of manufacturing research. Finally, special thanks to Ms. Shelly Lewis
at USC for her assistance on administrative side to bring the conferences together.
We wish all of you for an enjoyable conference experience and a wonderful stay in Los Angeles.

Prof. Yong Chen
University of Southern California, USA
Conference Chair

Prof. Xiaochun Li
University of California Los Angeles, USA
Conference Co‐Chair2

Welcome from the2017 NAMRC‐MSEC‐ICM&P Scientific Committee Chairs
On behalf of the Scientific and Technical Program Committees, we welcome you to the joint International Manufac‐
turing Conference consisting of the 45th North American Manufacturing Research Conference (NAMRC 45), spon‐sored by the North American Manufacturing Research Institution of SME (NAMRI/SME), the 12th ASME International
Manufacturing Science and Engineering Conference (MSEC 2017), sponsored by the Manufacturing Engineering Divi‐sion (MED) of ASME, and the sixth International Conference on Materials and Processing (ICM&P 2017), sponsoredby the Materials and Processing Division of the Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers (JSME) and ASME, collocatedand hosted by the University of Southern California (USC), from June 4 to June 8, 2017, in Los Angeles, California. As
leading world‐class societies in the Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering fields, SME, ASME and JSME act as
global bridges between industries, government laboratories, and academic institutions. This joint conference sym‐
bolizes the continued collaboration between these esteemed organizations in research exchange and knowledge
dissemination in the Manufacturing and Materials Processing fields.
Each of the collocated conferences includes technical sessions covering the full range of manufacturing topics. Every
single paper submitted to the conferences was put through a rigorous peer review process. We are in debt to all re‐viewers for their critical assessment of a very large number of submissions.
NAMRC 45 received over 180 technical paper submissions. Following the review process, 140 papers were acceptedfor publication in the Proceedings of NAMRI/SME and presentation at the conference in 50 technical sessions. The
papers included in the conference address a wide range of basic and applied manufacturing research topics in six
tracks: Manufacturing Systems, Manufacturing Processes, Additive Manufacturing, Cyber‐Physical Systems in Manu‐
facturing, Manufacturing Education, and Manufacturing Implementation. Workforce Development and Outreach are
combined with the Track of Manufacturing Education. This year, NAMRC 45 will feature the inaugural NAMRI/SME
David Dornfeld Manufacturing Vision Award and Blue Sky Competition, funded by the National Science Foundation.
The winner of the Blue Sky Competition will receive the NAMRI/SME Dornfeld Manufacturing Vision Award, named inhonor of the late Professor David Dornfeld, to recognize outstanding vision and leadership within the manufacturingcommunity. NAMRC 45 will also include a Student Research Presentations Competition.
MSEC 2017 received over 291 draft papers and 50 poster submissions. After a rigorous peer review process, 259
technical papers and 42 posters were accepted for presentation in over 96 technical sessions. In addition, the con‐ference has 9 industry‐sponsored research presentations and a workshop on ‘Game‐changing Ideas for Cost‐effective
Low‐Volume Manufacturing’ organized by MForesight: The Alliance for Manufacturing Foresight. This year, MSEC has
30 symposia in 5 Technical Tracks: Additive Manufacturing, Processes, Materials, Manufacturing Equipment and Sys‐
tems, and Bio and Sustainable Manufacturing. MSEC will also feature the Symposium‐Invited Speakers Program,jointly with NAMRC and ICM&P, in three emerging areas: Big Data Implications for Manufacturing Innovation, Addi‐
tive Manufacturing, and Nanotribology. The conference also includes three student‐centric events: Early Career Fo‐
rum, Student Manufacturing Design Competition and the Reusable Abstractions of Manufacturing Processes (RAMP)
Competition.
ICM&P 2017 has a total of 112 presentations, including 3 keynote talks and 67 papers in over 34 technical sessions.
This year the conference has 18 symposia in 4 Technical Tracks: Materials, Processing, Measurement and Evaluation,
and Recent Trends in Materials/Processing. This is the fourth joint event between MSEC and ICM&P. ICM&P partici‐
pants have abundant expertise in dealing with different conventional and emerging engineering materials such as,
metals, ceramics, various types of composites, and multi‐functional as well as smart materials. In addition they haveexpertise in the areas of both novel and traditional manufacturing processes. The collocated conference highlights
strong technical areas of coherence between SME, ASME and JSME, while simultaneously also being an expression of3their distinct identities. This format will unquestionably cultivate a dynamic and stimulating environment to all theparticipants.
The conference program is the result of the outstanding efforts of many people. We would like to thank all the au‐thors for their technical paper and poster submissions. We also express our gratitude to all the organizers for their
dedicated management of the tracks, symposia as well as for guarding the quality of the papers and posters to bepresented, which has contributed a great deal to the success of the conference technical program. We would also
like to thank the host Organizing Committee, the Conference Coordinating Committee, the NAMRI/SME ScientificCommittee, the ICM&P Scientific Committee, and the ASME MED Executive and Technical Committees. Our thanks
also go to the SME and ASME staff for their outstanding job in presenting conference information on the Internet,
managing the submitted technical papers and posters, and ensuring high‐quality publication of the conference pro‐ceedings for NAMRC 45, MSEC 2017, and ICM&P 2017. We would like to extend our gratitude to all sponsors forproviding financial support. Additionally, we would like to thank the Advanced Manufacturing Cluster within the Civil,
Mechanical, and Manufacturing Innovation (CMMI) Division of the National Science Foundation for sponsoring the
MSEC Early Career Forum, the NAMRC “Blue Sky” Competition, and for providing registration and accommodation
support for student participants from US universities.
We wish you a productive and enjoyable conference experience at USC in Los Angeles, California. We hope that theproceedings are beneficial and we sincerely wish that you have a long‐lasting affiliation with the future of NAMRC,MSEC and ICM&P.

Lihui Wang

Johnson Samuel

Satoshi Kishimoto

KTH Royal Institute of Technology,
Sweden, NAMRI/SME ScientificCommittee Chair

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, USA
MSEC 2017 Technical Program Chair

National Institute for Materials Science,
Japan, ICM&P 2017 Conference Vice‐chairand Executive Committee Chair4

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NSF Proposaal Writing Woorkshop ………
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Reception ………………………
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Monday Schedule ………………
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Welcome and Keynote ………………………
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Cost‐Effectivve Low‐Volumme Manufactu
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Compeetition …………
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USC Laborato
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preserving its extraorrdinary culturral heritage. LLA is one of th
he most ethnically diversee cities in theworld, making itt a truly global city. From San Pedro too the San Ferrnando Valleyy, LA is homee to 211 sitess that are onthee National Reggister of Historic Places, including the Los Angeles Memorial Co
oliseum, the B
Bradbury Building, Watts
Towwers and the Ennis Housee. As the enteertainment caapital of the world and home to moree creative ressidents thananyy other city, LA
L has a long history with film, TV, music and litera ture. From th
he world classs LA Philharm
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ACMA, LA’s c ultural legacyy continues too grow. Dinerrs across theworld recognize LA as the birrthplace of the Cobb Salad and French D
Dip, and a maajor influencee on Californiaa and ethnic
cuissines.
Reggistration: Re
egistration will be located ini the Engineering Plaza. TThe hours of ooperation aree:
Sunday: 3:30 PM – 6::30 PM
Mondayy: 7:30 AM – 6:00
6PM
Tuesdayy: 7:30 AM – 6:00
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will bee morning and afternoon breaks with ccoffee, tea, wwater, and ligght snacks located in the
Enggineering Plazza. There arre also numerrous restaurants on campuus should you
u wish other ooptions.
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dro
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Pick up andNamme Badges: PleasePwear yourybadge att all times andd especially too all conferen
nce events. Admission too events will
be determined by your badgge and all atttendees mustt have a tickeet for meals iincluding gueests. Your nam
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o useful inforrmation for otther attendeees.
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vannce notice is preferred.
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USC
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Exhhibitors: Exhib
bitor/Sponsor booths are located in thee Engineeringg PlazaLunncheons:
Mondayy: JSME Award
ds Luncheon,, Ronald Tutor Campus Cennter Ballroomm
Tuesdayy: ASME Awarrds Luncheonn, Ronald Tutoor Campus Ceenter Ballroomm
Wednessday: SME Aw
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Nationaal Science Foundation

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STUDENT TRAVEL AWARD RECIPIENTSA National Science Foundation grant will provide support to select students from U.S. Institutions to attend the col‐located 2017 ASME Manufacturing Science & Engineering Conference (MSEC2017), the SME 45th North American
Manufacturing Research Conference (NAMRC45), and the JSME Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers (ICM&P
2017), at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles, California.
The organizers of the NAMRC45/MSEC2017/ICM&P2017 gratefully acknowledge the generous support of the Nation‐
al Science Foundation in providing financial support to the following students to attend the conference:

Omar Castiblanco, Bradley University
Nicolas Martinez‐Prieto, Northwestern University
Ragha Vendra Rapthadu, Bradley University
Kamyar Raoufi, Oregon State University
Mario Parez‐Dewey, Bucknell University
Hari Prashanth Narayan Nagarian, Oregon State University
Jingyi Zhang, Case Western Reserve University
Elham Mirkoohi, Oregon State University
Stephanie Hulsey, Clemson University
Samtantha N. Muhhuku, Penn State University, Erie
Saheem Absar, Clemson University
William Edwards, Penn State University, Erie
Jamie Skovron, Clemson University
Derek Shaffer, Penn State University, Erie
Matthew Krugh, Clemson University
Tyler Grimm, Penn State University, Erie
Xiao Jia, Clemson University
Haris Ali Kahn, Penn State University, UP
Dakai Bian, Columbia University
Chen Chen, Purdue University
Arkadeeep Kumar, Georgia Institute of Technology
Christopher Katinas, Purdue University
Yixuan Feng, Georgia Institute of Technology
Alaaeldin Olleak, Rutgers University
Roby Lynn, Georgia Institute of Technology
Nick Duong, Saint Louis University
Dakota Morgan, Iowa State University
Houzhu Ding, Stevens Institute of Technology
Pedram Parandoush, Kansas State University
Mohammad Samie Tootooni, SUNY‐Binghampton
John Paul Sibbitt, Kansas State University
Roozbeh Salary, SUNY‐Binghampton
Yang Yang, Kansas State University
Xinyan Ou, SUNY‐Stony Brook
Mojtaba Khanzadehdaghalian, Mississippi State University
Qian Ye, SUNY‐Stony Brook
Amir M. Aboutaleb, Mississippi State University
Yi‐Tang Kao, Texas A&M University
He Li, Missouri University of Science & Technology
Behrouz Takabi, Texas A&M University
Md. Md. Monirul Islam, Missouri University of Science & Technology
Xiaorui Ren, Texas A&M University
Jianle Jianlei Zhang, North Carolina State University
Srikumar Krishnamoorthy, Texas Tech University
Lokesh Karthik Narayanan, North Carolina State University
Zhichao Liu, Texas Tech University
Weizhao Zhang, Northwestern University

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Yingbin Hu, Texas Tech University

Yang Liu, University of Michigan

Hui Wang, Texas Tech University

Dian‐Ru Li, University of Michigan

Jun Liu, The University of Akron

Xin Dong, University of Michigan

Hao Zhang, The University of Akron

Deokkyun Yoon, University of Michigan

Anil Yuksel, The University of Texas at Austin

Kai Chen, University of Michigan

Joon Hyong Cho, The University of Texas at Austin

Shunyi Zhang, University of New Hampshire

Hamdy Ibrahim, The University of Toledo

Benjamin R. Mitchell, University of New Hampshire

Kuldeep Singh Sidhu, University of Cincinnati

Jacqueline McNally, University of New Hampshire

Abishek Balsamy Kamaraj, University of Cincinnati

Brandon P. Smith, University of Washington – Seattle

Anne Brant, University of Cincinnati

Daniel Fanke, University of Wisconsin – Madison

Anay Joshi, University of Cincinnati

Sinan Kesriklioglu, University of Wisconsin – Madison

Max Stein, University of Florida

WoongJo Choi, University of Wisconsin – Madison

Kyle Christensen, University of Florida

Xavier Kelly, Virginia StateLu Lu, University of Illinois at Chicago

Che Hao Yang, Washington State University

Malek Nofal, University of Illinois at Chicago

Hossein Mohammadi, Washington State University

Honghan Ye, University of Kentucky
Amin Abedini, University of Kentucky
Ayotunde Olayinka, University of Louisiana at Lafayette
Kevin Li, University of Maryland, College Park

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SUNDAY, JUNE 4, 2017
OVERVIEW

Time

Event

Location

8:30am - 5:30pm

NAMRI Board Meeting

Radisson 1880 Room

12:00pm - 6:00pm

NSF Proposal Writing Workshop

Ronald Tutor Campus Center
TCC227-Rosen Family Room

3:30pm - 6:00pm

Registration

Epstein Family Engineering Plaza

Reception

California Science Center – SamuelOschin Shuttle Endeavor Display
Pavilion

6:00pm - 9:00pm

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SUNDAY, JUNE 4, 201712:00pm – 6:00pm
NSF Proposal Writing Workshop
Room TCC‐227
Effective proposal writing is important for both the National Science Foundation (NSF) and principal inves‐tigators. To aid researchers in communicating clear research objectives and improving proposal quality, an
NSF proposal writing workshop will be hosted at the NAMRC/MSEC Conference 2017, on Sunday, June 4,from 12 pm to 6 pm, which will be held at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles. The work‐
shop will include a working lunch (12 pm to 1 pm), presentations by NSF program managers, breakout ses‐
sions to discuss example research objectives, and a question/answer period. Interested researchers may
register on the conference web site http://2017namrc‐msec.usc.edu/. There is a $25 fee to cover foodcosts. The number of attendees is limited to 70 on a first come‐first serve basis.

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SAMUEL OSCHIN SPACE SHUTTLE ENDEAVOURDISPLAY PAVILION
On October 30, 2012, Space Shuttle Endeavour opened to the public in the Science Center’s newly built
Samuel Oschin Pavilion. In the Pavilion, guests are able to see Endeavour up close and discover some ofthe science behind this amazing space vehicle. The Samuel Oschin Pavilion also features SPACEHAB, aworkshop for astronauts while in space, and a space shuttle main engine (SSME) which helped push the
shuttle into orbit. Before entering the Pavilion, guests will be able to enjoy an introductory experi‐ence, Endeavour: The California Story , which celebrates Endeavour’s many scientific achievements and its
strong connection to California where all the orbiters were built. The California Story includes the Rock‐etdyne Operations Support Center (ROSC), which monitored the first 81/2 minutes of every shuttle launch,Endeavour’s space potty and galley, and the tires from STS‐134, Endeavour’s final mission. In addition tothe orbiter, our unique collection of Air and Space Exhibits explores the design of aircraft, spacecraft, andspace probes for specific tasks by applying the principles of air, space, and flight.
Moving space shuttle Endeavour across the United States was a massive undertaking. Endeavour first flew
on the back of a Boeing 747 from Cape Canaveral, Florida to Edwards Air Force Base in California, while
making several stops along the way. After arrival, Endeavour honored many California landmarks as it flew
over the State from Sacramento to Southern California while onlookers marveled at the sight all along theway. After landing at Los Angeles International Airport, the biggest adventure was yet to come, transport‐
ing Endeavour through the heart of urban Los Angeles to its new home at the California Science Center. At
78 feet wide, 57 feet high and 122 feet long—longer than two school buses—navigating the streets of Los
Angeles and Inglewood required the guidance and skill of over 100 people. Police controlled traffic; engi‐
neers and technicians lifted power lines and took down traffic lights while approximately 1.5 million people
lined the sidewalks to celebrate the event. Photographers and filmmakers were on hand to document thisonce‐in‐forever moment in history.
Mission 26: The Big Endeavour features photographs highlighting some of the spectacular scenes witnessed
during space shuttle Endeavour's flight over California and her 12‐mile, 68‐hour journey through city streets
to its final destination in the Samuel Oschin Pavilion at the California Science Center.

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Exhibit Table in Engineering Plaza
Mon, Tues, Wed

Exhibit Table in Engineering Plaza
Mon, Tues, Wed

Exhibit Table in Engineering Plaza
Mon, Tues, Wed

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MONDAY, JUNE 5, 2017
OVERVIEW
Time

Event

Location

7:30am - 6:00pm

Registration

Epstein Family Engineering Plaza

8:00am - 10:00am

Vendor Set up

Epstein Family Engineering Breezeway

10:00am - 5:00pm

Exhibits

8:00am-9:00am

Breakfast

8:00am - 8:10am

Welcome - Dean Yannis Yortsos (USC)

Epstein Family Engineering Breezeway
Ronald Tutor Campus Center Ballroom(RTCC)
Ronald Tutor Campus Center Ballroom(RTCC)
Ronald Tutor Campus Center Ballroom(RTCC)

9:10am - 12:00pm

Updates on Mfg USA – Frank Gayle (Deputy Directorof Adv. Mfg National Program Office)Keynote: Jim Davis (UCLA Provost) : Integrating Operations and Information Technology (OT/IT) Systems
and the Practice of Smart Manufacturing
MED Executive Committee Meeting

9:15am – 10:45am

Technical Parallel Session - 1

10:45am - 11:00am

Morning Break

11:00am - 12:30pm

Student Manufacturing Design Competition - 1

11:00am - 12:30pm

MSEC Symposium Invited Speaker : Dr. William Regli(DARPA) - Big Data Implications for Manufacturing
and Design Innovation

11:00am -12:30pm

Technical Parallel Session - 2

12:30pm - 1:50pm

JSME Awards Luncheon, ICM&P

Ronald Tutor Campus Center Ballroom(RTCC)

12:30pm - 1:40pm

JSME Plenary 1 - Dr. Hideki Kyogoku - The Current
Status and Prospects of Metal Additive Manufacturing
in JapanRonald Tutor Campus Center Ballroom(RTCC)

12:30pm - 1:50pm

Stefan Altevogt/German Research Foundation DFG
Talk
Luncheon-Open to All

Ronald Tutor Campus Center Ballroom(RTCC)
Town & Gown

12:30pm - 1:50pm

JSME Editor's Meeting

2:00pm - 3:30pm

Student Manufacturing Design Competition - 2

2:00pm - 3:30pm

Cost-Effective Low-Volume Manufacturing: Part 1

Ronald Tutor Campus Center TCC450
Ronald Tutor Campus Center Franklin
Suites (TCC 351/352)
SGM 1242:00pm - 3:30pm

Technical Parallel Session - 3

3:30pm - 3:45pm

Afternoon BreakEpstein Family Engineering Plaza

3:45 pm - 5:15 pm

Cost-Effective Low-Volume Manufacturing: Part 2

SGM 124

3:45pm - 5:15pm

Technical Parallel Session - 4

5:30pm - 6:00pm

ASME MED Membership Meeting

6:00pm - 6:30pm

NAMRI SME Membership Meeting

7:00pm - 9:30pm

Reception

8:10am – 8:20am
8:20am - 9:05am

1:40pm - 1:50pm

Ronald Tutor Campus Center Ballroom(RTCC)
Ronald Tutor Campus Center TCC232
Epstein Family Engineering Plaza
Ronald Tutor Campus Center Franklin
Suites (TCC 351/352)
SGM 123

Ronald Tutor Campus Center Franklin
Suites (TCC 351/352)
Ronald Tutor Campus Center Franklin
Suites (TCC 351/352)
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum

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Keynoote SpeeechMoonday ‐ June 5,
5 2017

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ence for enterprise integgration of dynamic markeet demands, high preci‐sionn/qualified products, and enterprise an
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MSEC Symposium Invited Speaker Program
Monday, June 5, 201711:00Am ‐ 12:30Pm

SGM 123MSEC Session: 8‐3‐2 Big Data Implications for Manufacturing & Design Innovation

Title – “A New Kind of Thinking: Revolutionizing Design and Manufacturing”
Speaker: Dr. William C. Regli, Acting Director of the Defense Sciences Office, Defense Advanced Research Projects
Agency (DARPA).
Abstract: The revolution underway in manufacturing is the product of a diverse set of disciplines that have reached alevel of maturity to offer radically new tools and capabilities. Because of these simultaneous advances in materials
science, process control, robotics‐‐‐and especially computation, data and machine intelligence‐‐‐we can begin to en‐
vision design and production as an information‐centric and algorithmic process. Somewhat surprisingly, however,many of our most advanced approaches to design and fabrication remain firmly grounded in methodologies andprocesses that literally go back centuries.
As we enter this era of computation, data and machine intelligence, we are offered the opportunity to reframe, tab‐ula rasa, the system of design and production. We will discuss the need (and opportunities) for a paradigm shift indesign and manufacturing and provide several examples of what the new scientific questions might be like. Ulti‐mately, for each of these questions, the challenge is how to integrate human creativity and insight with computing
machinery in order to have the machines not just as our tools‐‐‐but as our partners.
Biosketch:
Dr. William Regli became the Acting Director of the Defense Sciences Office (DSO) in
January 2017. For the past two years, Dr. William Regli was the Deputy Director of
DSO. Dr. Regli is a computer scientist with a passion for addressing interdisciplinary
and use‐inspired problems using knowledge representation, physics‐based modelingand other computational techniques. His most recent activities have focused on de‐ploying cyber‐infrastructure systems to capture and curate engineering and sciencedata, and ensure the long‐term sustainability of data. Dr. Regli’s current interests
include computational tools to exploit the properties of advanced materials, addi‐
tive manufacturing systems and enabling new paradigms for design and production.
Dr. Regli has published more than 250 technical articles, including those in leading
venues for research in computer graphics, artificial intelligence, robotics, wirelessnetworking, tissue engineering, and engineering design and manufacturing. His re‐search has spawned two start‐up technology companies (one focused on mobile
communications for public safety, the other on information management in edge
networks) and resulted in five U.S. Patents. He is a Fellow of the Computer Society of the Institute of Electrical andElectronics Engineers (IEEE) and a senior member of both the Association of Computing Machinery (ACM) and Asso‐
ciation for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence (AAAI).

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ICM&P 2017 Plenary
Monday, June 5, 201712:30Pm – 13:40Pm

Ronald Tutor Campus Center Ballroom

JSME Awards Luncheon
Title – “The current status and prospects of metal Additive Manufacturing in Japan”
Speaker: Dr. Hideki Kyogoku, Professor, Faculty of Engineering, Kindai University. Technology Research Associa‐
tion for Future Additive Manufacturing (TRAFAM), Project Leader
Abstract: A new research association, Technology Research Association for Future Additive Manufacturing (TRA‐
FAM), was established by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI) of Japan in FY2014 in order toperform “Manufacturing revolution program centering on 3D printing technology” including two projects of (A)Next‐generation industrial 3D printers project and (B) Innovative 3D printer using a binder jetting process. By
the result of these projects, it is strongly expected that the design and manufacturing technology performs inno‐
vation in the manufacturing industry in Japan, and the competitiveness of the Japanese manufacturing industry isreinforced. The membership of TRAFAM includes three academic institutions and 34 companies. The associa‐
tion’s mission is the development of innovative Additive Manufacturing systems that will meet the world's high‐est standards and the development of manufacturing technologies for high value‐added products. TRAFAM iscurrently developing Powder Bed Fusion and Direct Energy Deposition types of metal AM machines with electronor laser beams. Two test benches and five types of prototype AM machines have been developed at the end of
FY2014 and improved since then. In the presentation, the history, the current status and R&D activities of metal
AM technology in Japan are introduced.
Biosketch:
Professor Hideki Kyogoku, Faculty of Engineering, Kindai University, is a Councillor of
Kindai University and a Fellow of Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers. He ob‐tained a MS degree in Materials Science from Ehime University in 1979 and a Doctor
of Engineering degree in Mechanical Systems Engineering from Tokyo Institute ofTechnology in 1989. He worked at Hiroshima Prefectural Technology Research In‐
stitute during 1979‐1993. He started his academic career (Associate Professor) at
Kindai University, Hiroshima, in 1993 and was promoted to a full professor in 1999.
He worked at The University of Texas at Austin as a visiting research associate during
2001‐2002. He founded the Advanced Additive Manufacturing research center at
Kindai University, Hiroshima, in 2014 as its Director since then. He served as
Vice‐Dean of Faculty of Engineering during 2004‐2008, Director of Research Instituteof Fundamental Technology for Next Generation during 2007‐2011, and Dean of Fac‐
ulty of Engineering during 2008‐2014 at Kindai University. He serves as the Project Leader of Technology Re‐
search Association for Future Additive Manufacturing (TRAFAM) from 2014. He has over 100 publications in peer
reviewed journals. Externally, he was Vice‐President of The Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers (JSME) dur‐ing 2011‐2012. He was the chairman of 5th JSME/ASME 2014 International Conferences on Materials and Pro‐
cessing (ICM&P2014).

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LOS ANGELES MEMORIAL COLISEUM
The Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum opened June of 1923; some 5 months later, on October 6th, the first foot‐ball game was played in the stadium, with the University of Southern California defeating Pomona College 23‐7
before a crowd of 12,836. It was a modest beginning for a venue that would later play a very prominent role incollege and professional football, and become the greatest stadium in the history of America.
In addition to serving as the home field for the USC Trojans since 1923, countless historic events have takenplace inside these venerable walls during nine decades of celebrated history. It is the only facility in the world toplay host to two Olympiads (X and XXIII), two Super Bowls (I and VII), one World Series (1959), a Papal Mass andvisits by three U.S. Presidents: John F. Kennedy, Richard M. Nixon and Ronald Reagan.
Along with the adjacent Sports Arena, the Coliseum is credited with helping to start the migration of profession‐
al sports teams to the West Coast. The complex provided a home for the Rams (from Cleveland, 1946‐79 NFL),the Dodgers (from Brooklyn, 1958‐61, MLB), and the Lakers (from Minneapolis, 1960‐67, NBA), and has also
been home to a variety of Southern California teams as well the Raiders (from Oakland, 1982‐94, NFL), UCLA
Football (1933‐81) and was the expansion home of the Chargers (1960, NFL) the Clippers (from San Diego,
1984‐99, NBA), USC Basketball (1959‐2006, NCAA), UCLA Basketball (1959‐65, NCAA), the Cobras (1988, Arena
Football), the Ice Dogs (1995‐96, IHL), the Sharks (1972‐74, WHA), the Stars (1968‐70, ABA) and Kings (1967,
NHL).
In 1984, the State of California and the United States Government declared the Coliseum a State and Federal
Historical Landmark for its contribution to the history of California, as well as to that of the United States as awhole.
On March 29, 2008, the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Boston Red Sox set a Guinness World Record for the larg‐
est attendance ever at a baseball game with a crowd of 115,300. Other historic events include Billy Graham’s
appearance in 1963 in front of 134,254 (still an all‐time Coliseum record), Nelson Mandela’s 1990 triumphantreturn to the United States, the first ever Papal Mass by Pope John Paul II in 1987, and the 1976 Bicentennial
Spectacular.
The Coliseum Memorial Court of Honor
The Court of Honor, located at the Peristyle end of the Coliseum and comprised of 54 commemorative plaquesat present, got a thorough refurbishment as well. Chronicling outstanding persons or events, athletic or other‐wise, that have had a definite impact upon the history, glory and growth of the Coliseum, the plaques were re‐stored to their former glory.

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PRESENTATION SCHEDULE FOR MONDAYVHE 217

SAL 101

SAL 126

EEB 248

NAMRC ‐TRACK 1
"Manufacturing
Systems" ‐ CNC
Machine Tools
1

NAMRC ‐TRACK 1
"Manufacturing
Systems" ‐ Flow
Shop Schedul‐
ing 1

NAMRC ‐TRACK 2
"Manufacturing
Processes" ‐Machining 1

NAMRC ‐ TRACK
2 "Manufactur‐
ing Processes" ‐Finishing Opera‐
tions 1NAMRC ‐TRACK 2
"Manufacturing
Processes" ‐Surface Integ‐
rity 1NAMRC ‐TRACK 1
"Manufacturing
Systems" ‐ CNC
Machine Tools
2

NAMRC ‐TRACK 1
"Manufacturing
Systems" ‐ Flow
Shop Schedul‐
ing 2

NAMRC ‐TRACK 2
"Manufacturing
Processes" ‐Machining 2

NAMRC ‐ TRACK
2 "Manufactur‐
ing Processes" ‐Finishing Opera‐
tions 2NAMRC ‐TRACK 2
"Manufacturing
Processes" ‐Surface Integ‐
rity 2PARALLEL SESSION ‐ 3
2:00 PM – 3:30 PM

MSEC 1‐2‐5 ‐Additive Mfg.:
Part Function‐ality‐ 5

MSEC 2‐3‐1:
Mfg. Process
Modeling ‐1

MSEC 4‐2‐1:
Mfg. Data Ana‐
lytics ‐1

MSEC 2‐1‐2:
Joining/Assembly‐2

MSEC 4‐8‐1:
Mfg. Equip‐
ment ‐Design,
Tooling & Au‐
tomation‐ 1

MSEC 1‐3‐1 ‐Additive Mfg.:
Micro & Nano
Scale ‐ 1

MSEC 2‐3‐2:
Mfg. Process
Modeling ‐2

MSEC 4‐2‐2:
Mfg. Data Ana‐
lytics ‐2

MSEC 2‐1‐3:
Joining/Assembly‐3

MSEC 4‐10‐1 :Intelligent Ma‐
chining & In‐
spection ‐ 1

PARALLEL SESSION ‐ 2
11:00 AM – 12:30 PM

PARALLEL SESSION ‐ 1
9:15 AM – 10:45 AM

GFS 116

PARALLEL SESSION ‐ 4
3:45 PM – 5:15 PM

Joint MSEC‐NAMRC‐ICMP
Invited Talks

MSEC Invited Symposium Speaker
Session: 8‐3‐2 Big Data Implicationsfor Manufacturing & Design
Title: "A New Kind of Thinking: Rev‐olutionizing Design and Manufac‐
turing"Speaker: Dr. William C. Regli, Acting
Director of the Defense Sciences Of‐
fice, DARPA.

MSEC

COLOR
KEY:

Joint MSEC‐NAMRC‐ICMP Session
NAMRC
ICMP

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PRESENTATION SCHEDULE FOR MONDAYGER 224

NAMRC ‐TRACK 6
"Manufac‐turing Im‐
plementa‐tion" ‐ 1

NAMRC ‐TRACK 6
"Manufac‐turing Im‐
plementa‐tion" ‐ 2MSEC
2‐2‐1: As‐sisted/Aug
mentedMfg. Pro‐cesses ‐1

MSEC
2‐2‐2: As‐sisted/Aug
mentedMfg. Pro‐cesses ‐2

IRC
1016/1017

PRB MPR

NAMRC ‐TRACK 1
"Manufac‐turing Sys‐tems" ‐ Robotin Manufac‐
turing

NAMRC ‐TRACK 1
"Manufacturing
Systems" ‐Smart Factory

MSEC 3‐1‐1 :Composites
Manufactur‐ing ‐ 1MSEC 2‐5‐1Forming Pro‐cesses ‐ 1

MSEC 3‐3‐1:
Polymer Pro‐
cessing ‐ 1

NAMRC ‐TRACK 2
"Manufacturing
Processes" ‐Forming

MSEC 4‐9‐1:
Intelligent
Maintenanceof Mfg. Sys‐
tems ‐1

MSEC 4‐4‐2 :Advances in
Machine Tools‐2

PRB PCPRB SCR

HAR 101

ZHS 159

ZHS 252

ZHS 352MSEC 4‐5‐1:
Cloud Man‐
ufacturing‐1

NAMRC ‐TRACK 3
"Additive
Manufactur‐
ing" ‐ Sus‐
tainability

NAMRC ‐TRACK 3 "Ad‐ditive Manu‐
facturing" ‐Jet Printing

NAMRC ‐TRACK 3
"Additive
Manufac‐turing" ‐Miscella‐
neous

NAMRC ‐TRACK 2
"Manufac‐turing Pro‐cesses" ‐Machining
Composites

NAMRC ‐TRACK 2
"Manufac‐turing Pro‐cesses" ‐Miscellane‐
ous 1

MSEC 4‐4‐1: Advancesin Machine
Tools ‐1

MSEC 2‐6‐1 :Scalable
Nanomanu‐
facturing ‐ 1

MSEC 5‐2‐1:
Biomanufac‐
turing Tissue
Engineered
Scaffolds ‐1

MSEC 5‐1‐1: Biomedi‐
cal Devices‐1

ICMP 2‐1‐1;
4333, 4353,
4363 (Pro‐
cessing ofPolymer
Composites‐1)

ICMP 2‐3‐1;
4332, 4308,
4385 (Ad‐vanced Cast‐ing & Form‐
ing)

MSEC 4‐5‐2:
Cloud Man‐
ufacturing‐2

MSEC 1‐1‐1 ‐Additive
Mfg.: Micro‐
structure &Properties ‐1

MSEC 3‐2‐1:
Mtrls & Pro‐cesses forEnergy Tech‐
nologies ‐1

ICMP 2‐4‐1; 4354,4431(Surface
Modifica‐
tion Tech‐
nology)ICMP 2‐1‐2;
4371, 4368,
4383 (Pro‐
cessing ofPolymer
Composites‐2)

ICMP 2‐5‐1;
4373, 4448
(Mechanicsof Welding
and Joining
Technology)

MSEC 4‐3‐1: Manufac‐
turing Digi‐
tal Thread ‐1

MSEC 1‐1‐2 ‐Additive
Mfg.: Micro‐
structure &Properties ‐2

MSEC 5‐4‐1:
Sustainability
in Smart
Manufactur‐ing ‐ 1

ICMP 2‐4‐2;
4326, 4352:(Surface
Modifica‐
tion Tech‐
nology,Wear &
Tribology)

ICMP 2‐1‐3;
4379, 4348,
4345 (Pro‐
cessing ofPolymer
Composites‐3)

ICMP 2‐5‐2;
4413, 4396:
Evaluation
Methods for
Welding &Joining

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MONDAY, JUNE 5, 2017
8:00am – 8:15am Welcome Address by Dean Yannis Yortsos (USC)
Ronald Tutor Campus Center Ballroom (RTCC Ballroom)

8:15am - 9:00am Keynote: Professor Jim Davis (UCLA Provost)“INTEGRATING OPERATIONS AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (OT/IT) SYSTEMS AND THE PRACTICE OF SMART MANUFACTUR‐
ING”
Ronald Tutor Campus Center Ballroom (RTCC Ballroom)

9:15am – 10:45am Technical Parallel Session -1
NAMRC ‐ TRACK 1 Manufacturing Systems ‐ CNC Machine Tools 1
Room GFS 116
Chairman: Binil Starly
NAMRC‐88 A UNIVERSAL VELOCITY LIMIT CURVE GENERATOR CONSIDERING ABNORMAL TOOL PATH GEOMETRY FOR CNC MACHINE TOOLSMo Chen, Xue‐Cheng Xi, Wan‐Sheng Zhao, Hao Chen and Hong‐Da Liu

NAMRC‐161 ISO‐SCALLOP TOOL PATH BUILDING ALGORITHM BASED ON \TOOL PERFORMANCE METRIC" FOR GENERALIZED CUTTER AND
ARBITRARY MILLING ZONES IN 3‐AXIS CNC MILLING OF FREE‐FORM TRIANGULAR MESHED SURFACES
Andrey Balabokhin and Joshua Tarbutton
NAMRC‐166 A MODULAR‐ARCHITECTURE CONTROLLER FOR CNC SYSTEMS BASED ON OPEN‐SOURCE ELECTRONICS.
Jorge E. Correa, Nicholas Toombs and Placid M. Ferreira

NAMRC ‐ TRACK 1 Manufacturing Systems ‐ Flow Shop Scheduling 1
Room VHE 217
Chairman: Grace Guo
NAMRC‐4 AN IMPROVED HEURISTIC FOR NO‐WAIT FLOW SHOP TO MINIMIZE MAKESPAN
Honghan Ye, Wei Li and Amin Abedini
NAMRC‐91 OPERATIONS STATUS AND BOTTLENECK ANALYSIS AND IMPROVEMENT OF A BATCH PROCESS MANUFACTURING LINE USING DISCRETE
EVENT SIMULATION
Sriram Velumani and He Tang
NAMRC‐146 MEASUREMENT OF OPERATOR‐MACHINE INTERACTION ON A CHAKU‐CHAKU ASSEMBLY LINE
Matthew Krugh, Ethan McGee, Stephen McGee, Laine Mears, Andrej Ivanco, Kenneth Podd and Barbara Watkins

NAMRC ‐ TRACK 2 "Manufacturing Processes" ‐ Machining 1
Room SAL 101
Chairman: Brad Kinsey
NAMRC‐12 A FUNDAMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF MODULATED TOOL PATH TURNING MECHANICS
Ryan Copenhaver, Mark Rubeo, Steven Guzorek, Saurabh Landge, K. Scott Smith, John Ziegert and Tony Schmitz

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NAMRC‐74 A VIRTUAL SENSING BASED AUGMENTED PARTICLE FILTER FOR TOOL CONDITION PROGNOSISJinjiang Wang, Yinghao Zheng, Peng Wang and Robert X. Gao
NAMRC‐112 MACHINABILITY FOR DRY TURNING OF LASER CLADDED PARTS WITH CONVENTIONAL VS. WIPER INSERTP.R. Zhang, Z.Q. Liu and Y.B. Guo

NAMRC ‐ TRACK 2 "Manufacturing Processes" ‐ Finishing Operations 1
Room SAL 126
Chairman: Tony Schmitz
NAMRC‐179 EXPERIMENTAL ANALYSIS OF LASER AND SCANNER CONTROL PARAMETERS DURING LASER POLISHING OF H13 STEEL
Joshua Miller, Remus Tutunea‐Fatan and Evgueni Bordatchev
NAMRC‐22 EFFECT OF VIBRATION ASSISTANCE ON SURFACE RESIDUAL STRESS IN GRINDING OF TI6AL4V ALLOY
Naresh Kumar Maroju and Xiaoliang Jin
NAMRC‐53 AN ANALYTICAL CHIP THICKNESS MODEL FOR PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT IN SILICON CARBIDE GRINDING
Sanjay Agarwal, Sanchit Kr. Khare, Ved Prakash Pandey and Manoj Patel

NAMRC ‐ TRACK 2 Manufacturing Processes ‐ Surface Integrity 1
Room EEB 248
Chairman: Ihab Ragai
NAMRC‐181 EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF DROPLET IMPACT ON METAL SURFACES IN REDUCED AMBIENT PRESSURE
Benjamin Mitchell, Teagan Bate, Joseph Klewicki, Yannis Korkolis and Brad Kinsey
NAMRC‐108 SURFACE INTEGRITY AND CORROSION PERFORMANCE OF BIOMEDICAL MAGNESIUM‐CALCIUM ALLOY PROCESSED BY HYBRID DRY
CUTTING‐FINISH BURNISHING
M. Salahshoor, Y.B. Guo and C. Li
NAMRC‐107 BENCHMARK BURNISHING WITH ALMEN STRIP FOR SURFACE INTEGRITY
Z.Y. Liu, C.H. Fu, M.P. Sealy and Y.B. Guo

NAMRC ‐ TRACK 6 Manufacturing Implementation ‐ 1
Room GER 224
Chairman: John Agapiou
NAMRC‐106 DEXTEROUS PRINTING AND FABRICATION OF MULTI‐FUNCTIONAL PARTS: SENTIMENTS IN SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING EDUCATION
Jolie Frketic, Sean Psulkowski, Alexander Sharp and Tarik Dickens
NAMRC‐24 INTEGRATED DESIGN, MANUFACTURING AND ANALYSIS OF AIRFOIL AND NOZZLE SHAPES IN AN UNDERGRADUATE COURSE
Barbara Linke, Ian Garretson, Fahad Jan and Mohamed Hafez
NAMRC‐154 ENABLING NON‐EXPERT SUSTAINABLE MANUFACTURING PROCESS AND SUPPLY CHAIN ANALYSIS DURING THE EARLY PRODUCTDESIGN PHASE
Kamyar Raoufi, Karl Haapala, Kathy Jackson, Kyoung‐Yun Kim, Gul Kremer, and Carolyn Psenka

NAMRC ‐ TRACK 1 Manufacturing Systems ‐ Robot in Manufacturing
Room IRC 1016/1017
Chairman: Iqbal Shareef
NAMRC‐61 HUMAN MOTION PREDICTION FOR HUMAN‐ROBOT COLLABORATION
Hongyi Liu and Lihui Wang

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NAMRC‐19 DYNAMIC MODELING OF MANUFACTURING CAPABILITY FOR ROBOTIC DISASSEMBLY IN REMANUFACTURING
Zongqing Zheng, Wenjun Xu, Zude Zhou, Duc Truong Pham, Yongzhi Qu and Jian Zhou
NAMRC‐20 MANUFACTURING CAPABILITY ASSESSMENT FOR H UMAN‐ROBOT COLLABORATIVE DISASSEMBLY BASED ON MULTI‐SOURCE DATA FU‐
SION
Huiping Cheng, Wenjun Xu, Qingsong Ai, Quan Liu, Zude Zhou and Duc Truong Pham
NAMRC ‐ TRACK 1 Manufacturing Systems ‐ Smart Factory
Room PRB MPR
Chairman: Dazhong Wu
NAMRC‐86 GENERAL MOTOR FAMILY FLEXIBILITY DESIGN BASED ON NICA‐II
Wei Wei, Pingyuan Wang, Zhenyu Tian, Jun Ji and Cui Jin
NAMRC‐48 OPTIMIZATION OF PROCESS PARAMETERS FOR MINIMIZATION OF SPECIFIC POWER CONSUMPTION AT TARGETED SURFACEROUGHNESS
Nitesh Sihag and Kuldip Singh Sangwan
NAMRC‐6 IOT‐ENABLED SMART FACTORY VISIBILITY AND TRACEABILITY USING LASER‐SCANNERS
Ray Y. Zhong, Xun Xu and Lihui WangMSEC 4‐5‐1 CLOUD MANUFACTURING I
PRB PC
Track Organizer: Mathew Kuttolamadom
Session Organizer: Xun Xu
Session Co‐Organizer: Armin Lechler
MSEC2017‐2639 A PERSONALIZED ATTRIBUTE DETERMINATION PROCESS IN A CLOUD‐BASED ADAPTABLE PRODUCT CONFIGURATORPai Zheng, Shiqiang Yu, Xun Xu,
MSEC2017‐2987 PRODUCT‐SERVICE FAMILY ENABLED PRODUCT CONFIGURATION SYSTEM FOR CLOUD MANUFACTURING
Shiqiang Yu, Pai Zheng, Chunyang Yu, Xun Xu
MSEC2017‐3038 INTEROPERABILITY IN CLOUD MANUFACTURING AND PRACTICE ON PRIVATE CLOUD STRUCTURE FOR SMES
Xi Vincent Wang, Lihui Wang

NAMRC ‐ TRACK 3 Additive Manufacturing ‐ Sustainability
Room PRB SCR
Chairman: Yong Chen
NAMRC‐158 ENVIRONMENTAL PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF DIRECT METAL LASER SINTERING THROUGH EXERGY ANALYSIS
Hari Prashanth Narayan Nagarajan and Karl Haapala
NAMRC‐65 A FRAMEWORK FOR EVALUATING ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING FEASIBILITY: SAM‐CT
Susan Smyth and Michael Grieves
NAMRC‐57 A GENERIC SUSTAINABILITY ASSESSMENT MODEL TOWARDS CONSOLIDATED PARTS FABRICATED BY ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING
PROCESS
Sheng Yang, Tanushree Talekar, Mohamed Aslam Sulthan and Yaoyao Fiona Zhao

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NAMRC ‐ TRACK 3 Additive Manufacturing ‐ Jet Printing
Room HAR 101
Chairman: Xiaoyu (Rayne) Zheng
NAMRC‐89 FABRICATION AND ELECTRICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF MULTI‐LAYER CAPACITIVE TOUCH SENSORS ON FLEXIBLE SUBSTRATES BY
ADDITIVE E‐JET PRINTING
Hantang Qin, Jingyan Dong and Yuan‐Shin Lee
NAMRC‐160 IN‐SITU DROPLET INSPECTION AND CONTROL SYSTEM FOR LIQUID METAL JET 3D PRINTING PROCESS
Tianjiao Wang, Tsz‐Ho Kwok and Chi Zhou
NAMRC‐73 HIGH‐RESOLUTION ELECTROHYDRODYNAMIC (EHD) DIRECT PRINTING OF MOLTEN METAL
Yiwei Han and Jingyan Dong

NAMRC ‐ TRACK 3 Additive Manufacturing – Miscellaneous
Room ZHS 159
Chairman: Jyhwen Wang
NAMRC‐35 INVESTIGATION OF SINTERING SHRINKAGE IN BINDER JETTING ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING PROCESS
Yujia Wang and Yaoyao Fiona Zhao

NAMRC‐3 EFFECT OF LATTICE DESIGN AND PROCESS PARAMETERS ON DIMENSIONAL AND MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF BINDER JET ADDITIVELYMANUFACTURED STAINLESS STEEL 316 FOR BONE SCAFFOLDS
Sairam Vangapally, Kuldeep Agarwal, Alex Sheldon and Shaobiao Cai
NAMRC‐33 ULTRASONIC VIBRATION‐ASSISTED LASER ENGINEERED NET SHAPING OF INCONEL 718 PARTS: A FEASIBILITY STUDY
Fuda Ning, Yingbin Hu, Zhichao Liu, Weilong Cong, Yuzhou Li and Xinlin Wang

NAMRC ‐ TRACK 2 Manufacturing Processes ‐ Machining Composites
Room ZHS 252
Chairman: Murali Sundaram
NAMRC‐131 ROTARY ULTRASONIC SURFACE MACHINING OF CFRP COMPOSITES: A COMPARISON WITH CONVENTIONAL SURFACE GRINDING
Fuda Ning, Hui Wang, Yingbin Hu, Weilong Cong, Meng Zhang and Yuzhou Li
NAMRC‐173 MACHINABILITY STUDY OF UNIDIRECTIONAL CFRP LAMINATES BY SLOT MILLING
Jianbo Sui, Wenping Zhao and Changle Li
NAMRC‐97 PARAMETER OPTIMIZATION ON SURFACE ROUGHNESS DURING MILLING OF WOVEN KENAF FIBER REINFORCED EPOXY COMPOSITE
Azmi Harun, Che Hassan Che Haron, Jaharah A.Ghani and Suhaily Mokhtar

NAMRC ‐ TRACK 2 Manufacturing Processes ‐ Miscellaneous 1
Room ZHS 352

Chairman: Hitomi Yamaguchi
NAMRC‐126 NUMERICAL INVESTIGATION OF ULTRASHORT LASER INTERACTION WITH DIELECTRIC MATERIALS BASED ON A
PLASMA‐TEMPERATURE COMBINED MODEL
Xiao Jia and Xin Zhao
NAMRC‐138 WEIGHT REDUCTION OF HEAVY DUTY TRUCK COMPONENTS THROUGH HOLLOW GEOMETRY AND INTENSIVE QUENCHINGJames Lowrie, Hao Pang and Gracious Ngaile
NAMRC‐134 GEOMETRIC COMPLEXITY BASED PROCESS SELECTION FOR HYBRID MANUFACTURING
Anay Joshi and Sam Anand

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MONDAY, JUNE 5, 201711:00am – 12:30pm
Student Manufacturing Design Competition
Track Organizer: Radu Pavel, Techsolve Inc, Cincinnati, OH, United States

MSEC 9‐1‐1Student Manufacturing Design Competition
Room TCC 351/352
Session Organizer: Radu Pavel, Techsolve Inc, Cincinnati, OH, United States
Session Co‐Organizer: Laine Mears, Clemson University, Anderson, SC, United States, Hitomi Yamaguchi, University Of Florida, Gainesville, FL, Unit‐
ed States
MSEC2017‐3163 DESIGN OF A CONTINUOUS‐TENSION‐COMPRESSION MACHINE FOR SHEET METAL
Oral Presentation.
Jacqueline McNally, University of New Hampshire, Rochester, NH, United States
MSEC2017‐3164 INVISIBELL
Oral Presentation.
Swetha Sriram, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY, United States
MSEC2017‐3165 DESIGN AND FABRICATION OF COST‐EFFECTIVE FLEXIBLE THIN‐FILM SOLAR CELLS USING ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING
Oral Presentation.
Rinkesh Contractor, California State University, Fullerton, CA, United States
MSEC2017‐3166 THE DREAM MACHINE: A MULTI‐TOOL ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING SYSTEM
Oral Presentation.
Lindsey Bass, VirginiaTech, Blacksburg, VA, United States

11:00am – 12:30pm
Joint MSEC-NAMRC-JSME Symposia: MSEC Symposium Invited Speaker Program
Track Organizer: Johnson SamuelTrack Co-Organizer: Lihui Wang, Satoshi Kishimoto

MSEC 8‐3‐2 Big Data Implications for Manufacturing & Design Innovation
Room SGM 123
Session Organizer: Moneer Helu
Session Co‐Organizer: Thomas Hedberg
This session features a 60 min talk on the topic of big data implications for manufacturing and design innovation followed by a 30 min audience Q &A session.
MSEC2017‐3171 A NEW KIND OF THINKING: REVOLUTIONIZING DESIGN AND MANUFACTURING
William Regli, Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), Arlington, VA, United States

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MONDAY, JUNE 5, 201711:00am – 12:30pm Technical Parallel Session - 2
NAMRC ‐ TRACK 1 Manufacturing Systems ‐ CNC Machine Tools 2
Room GFS 116
Chairman: Binil Starly
NAMRC‐69 COMPLIANCE ANALYSIS OF A NOVEL TOOL HEAD WITH PARALLEL KINEMATICS CONSIDERING JOINT CLEARANCE
Guang Yu, Jun Wu, Liping Wang, Zhufeng Shao and Ying Gao
NAMRC‐92 ADAPTIVE LEARNING CONTROL FOR THERMAL ERROR COMPENSATION OF 5‐AXIS MACHINE TOOLSPhilip Blaser, Florentina Pavliček, Kotaro Mori, Josef Mayr, Sascha Weikert and Konrad Wegener
NAMRC‐70 PARTICLE LEARNING IN ONLINE TOOL WEAR DIAGNOSIS AND PROGNOSIS
Jianlei Zhang, Binil Starly, Yi Cai, Yuan‐Shin Lee and Paul Cohen

NAMRC ‐ TRACK 1 Manufacturing Systems ‐ Flow Shop Scheduling 2
Room VHE 217
Chairman: Lihui Wang
NAMRC‐45 REDUCTION OF TOOL WEAR BY SYSTEMATIC DESIGN OF THE TOOL CLAMPING SITUATION
Dominik Kraus, Marc Lieberenz and Peter Groche

NAMRC‐62 AN OPTIMIZATION MODEL FOR OPERATING ROOM SCHEDULING TO REDUCE BLOCKING ACROSS THE PERIOPERATIVE PROCESS
Amin Abedini, Wei Li and Honghan Ye

NAMRC‐83 MAXIMIZING OPERATING ROOM PERFORMANCE USING PORTFOLIO SELECTION
Vivek Reddy Gunna, Amin Abedini and Wei Li

NAMRC ‐ TRACK 2 Manufacturing Processes ‐ Machining 2
Room SAL 101
Chairman: Shreyes Melkote
NAMRC‐98 EFFECT OF VIBRATION ON SURFACE TEXTURE DURING MACHINING MULTIPHASE MICROALLOYED STEEL
Sivaraman Vijayakumaran, Vijayaraghavan L and Sankaran S

NAMRC‐26 AN EXPERIMENTAL METHOD TO DETERMINE THE MINIMUM UNCUT CHIP THICKNESS (HMIN) IN ORTHOGONAL CUTTING
Reginaldo Coelho, Anselmo Diniz and Tatiany Silva

NAMRC‐140 COATED TOOL PERFORMANCE IN DRY TURNING OF SUPER DUPLEX STAINLESS STEEL
Rajaguru J and Arunachalam N

NAMRC ‐ TRACK 2 Manufacturing Processes ‐ Finishing Operations 2
Room SAL 126
Chairman: Masakazu Soshi
NAMRC‐72 REDUCTION OF FRICTION USING ELECTROSPUN POLYMER COMPOSITE MICROBEADS EMULSIFIED IN MINERAL OIL
Danny Wong, Jesus Resendiz, Philip Egberts and Simon Park28

NAMRC‐135 SURFACE GRINDING OF TI‐6AL‐4V ALLOY WITH SIC ABRASIVE WHEEL AT VARIOUS CUTTING CONDITIONS
Rosemar Batista Da Silva, Antonio Vitor de Mello, Alisson Rocha Machado, Rogerio Valentim Gelamo, Anselmo Eduardo Diniz and Rodolfo
Fischer Moreira de Oliveira

NAMRC‐156 QUALITY ENHANCEMENT WITH ULTRASONIC WAVE AND PULSED CURRENT IN ELECTROCHEMICAL MACHINING
Wayne Hung, Jigar Patel, Zhujian Feng and Pedro Villanueva

NAMRC ‐ TRACK 2 "Manufacturing Processes" ‐ Surface Integrity 2
Room EEB 248
Chairman: Z.J. Pei
NAMRC‐64 DYNAMIC DETECTION OF INSTABILITY DEFECTS IN TUBE ROTARY DRAW BENDING
Enrico Simonetto, Andrea Ghiotti, Stefania Bruschi and Roberto Gemignani

NAMRC‐77 CORROSION BEHAVIOR OF TITANIUM IMPLANT WITH DIFFERENT SURFACE MORPHOLOGIESGuisen Wang, Yi Wan and Teng Wang

NAMRC‐43 ANALYSIS OF DIFFERENT SURFACE STRUCTURES OF HARD METAL GUIDING STONES IN THE HONING PROCESS
Sven Klein, Shiqi Fang and Dirk Bähre

NAMRC ‐ TRACK 6 "Manufacturing Implementation" ‐ 2Room GER 224
Chairman: John Agapiou
NAMRC‐16 STUDY ON THE INNOVATION INCUBATION ABILITY EVALUATION OF HIGH TECHNOLOGY INDUSTRY IN CHINA FROM THE PERSPECTIVE
OF VALUE‐CHAIN –Jianlin Zhou, Guohong Wang, Shulin Lan and Chen Yang
NAMRC‐13 INCORPORATING A SOCIAL IMPLEMENTATION PROGRAM INTO A MANUFACTURING EDUCATION PROGRAM IN JAPAN: CASE STUDY IN
COLLABORATION WITH A MEDICAL FACILITY
Hukuzo Yagishita and Mikio Fujio

MSEC 3‐1‐1 Machining of Composites
Room IRC1016/1017
Session Organizer: Daniel F. Walczyk
Session Co‐Organizer: Christopher Hansen, David Gill,
MSEC2017‐2694 STUDYING THE MECHANISMS OF HIGH RATES OF TOOL WEAR IN THE MACHINING OF ARAMID HONEYCOMB COMPOSITESDavid Gill, Derek Yip‐Hoi, Max Meaker, Taryn Boni, Alex Brennen, Erica Eggeman, Aidan Anderson,
MSEC2017‐2737 EFFECT OF CRYOGENIC CONDITIONS ON THE DRILLING PERFORMANCE OF CARBON‐CARBON (C‐C) COMPOSITES
Y.‐Q. Wang, L.‐S. Han, H.‐B. Liu, K. Li, Y. Ma
MSEC2017‐3052 STUDY OF CHIP MORPHOLOGY AND CHIP FORMATION MECHANISM DURING MACHINING OF MAGNESIUM‐BASED METALMATRIX COMPOSITES
Brian Davis, David Dabrow, Licheng Ju, Anhai Li, Chengying Xu, Yong Huang

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MSEC 2‐5‐1 Forming I:Incremental Forming Processes
Room PRB MPR
Session Organizer: Ihab Ragai
Session Co‐Organizer: Z.Q. Sheng
MSEC2017‐3029 MATERIAL FLOW ANALYSIS FOR THE INCREMENTAL SHEET‐BULK GEARING BY ROTATING TOOLS
Sebastian Wernicke, Peter Sieczkarek, Joshua Grodotzki, Soeren Gies, Nooman Ben Khalifa, A. Erman Tekkaya,
MSEC2017‐3036 THE EFFECT OF MULTI‐POINT ELECTRICAL PATHS ON GLOBAL SPRINGBACK ELIMINATION IN SINGLE POINT INCREMENTAL
FORMING
Jacklyn Niebauer, Derek Shaffer, Ihab Ragai, John Roth,MSEC2017‐3037 THE EFFECTS OF POLARITY AND CURRENT PATH IN ELECTRICALLY ASSISTED SINGLE POINT INCREMENTAL FORMING OF 2024‐T3
ALUMINUM
Tyler Grimm, Ihab Ragai, John Roth,MSEC 4‐4‐1 Machining Process Controls on Multi‐axis and Multi‐tasking Machine Tools
Room PRB PC
Session Organizer: Keiichi Shirase
Session Co‐Organizer: Shreyes Melkote
MSEC2017‐2777 CUTTING FORCE PREDICTION OF BALL END MILLING BASED ON FULLY VOXEL REPRESENTATION OF CUTTING EDGE AND
INSTANTANEOUS WORKPIECE SHAPE
Isamu Nishida,Ryuma Okumura, Ryuta Sato, Keiichi Shirase,
MSEC2017‐2958 CHIP ADHESION AND TOOL WEAR IN DRIVEN ROTARY CUTTING OF STAINLESS STEEL
Hiroyuki Sasahara, Masato Goto, Wataru Takahashi, Hiromasa Yamamoto, Toshiyuki Muraki,
MSEC2017‐3030 CUTTING SIMULATION IN DRILLING ON CYLINDER SURFACE IN TURNING CENTER OPERATION
Takashi Matsumura, Shoichi Tamura

MSEC 2‐6‐1 Scalable Nanomanufacturing
Room PRB SCR
Session Organizer: Liang Pan
Session Co‐Organizer: Rajiv Malhotra
MSEC2017‐2681 DESIGN AND FABRICATION OF ELECTROSTATIC MICROCOLUMN WITH VARYING APERTURES IN MASSIVELY PARALLEL ELECTRONBEAM LITHOGRAPHY
Zhidong Du, Ye Wen, Liang Pan
MSEC2017‐2972 DESIGN OF A TIP BASED IN‐LINE METROLOGY SYSTEM FOR ROLL‐TO‐ROLL MANUFACTURED FLEXIBLE ELECTRONIC DEVICES
Liam G. Connolly, Michael Cullinan
MSEC2017‐3059 GRAPHENE GROWTH ON AND TRANSFER FROM PLATINUM THIN FILMS
Joon Hyong Cho, Michael Cullinan

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MSEC 5‐2‐1 Advances in Biomanufacturing of Tissue‐Engineered Scaffolds – 1
Room HAR 101
Session Organizer: Changxue Xu
Session Co‐Organizer: Ruitong Xiong
MSEC2017‐2853 A METHODOLOGY FOR QUANTIFYING CELL DENSITY AND DISTRIBUTION IN MULTIDIMENSIONAL BIOPRINTED GELATIN‐ALGINATECONSTRUCTS
Houzhu Ding, Enyan Dai, Filippos Tourlomousis, Robert Chang
MSEC2017‐3020 INVESTIGATION OF CELLULAR CONFINEMENT IN 3D MICROSCALE FIBROUS SUBSTRATES: FABRICATION AND METROLOGY
Filippos Tourlomousis, William Boettcher, Houzhu Ding, Robert Chang

MSEC 5‐1‐1 Tissue cutting
Room ZHE 159
Session Organizer: Jason Moore,
Session Co‐Organizer: Roland Chen
MSEC2017‐2619 DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF NOVEL LUBRICANT FREE TRANSMISSION SYSTEM FOR MANUAL BONE DRILLING MACHINE
Mehdi Salehi, David Sternkopf, Eric Schilling, Ruediger Haas,
MSEC2017‐2850 ASYMMETRIC FLEXURE HINGE FOR COMPLIANT VIBRATIONAL TISSUE CUTTING
Justin Jones, Yuan‐Shin Lee, Jason Moore
MSEC2017‐3000 AN EXPERIMENTAL METHOD OF NEEDLE DEFLECTION AND PROSTATE MOVEMENT USING THE ANATOMICALLY ACCURATEPROSTATE SIMULATOR AND THE ELECTROMAGNETIC TRACKING SYSTEM
Dian‐Ru Li, Jih‐Kai Yeh, Wei‐Chen Lin, Jeffrey S. Montgomery, Albert Shih,

ICMP 2‐1‐1 Advances in Processing of Polymer based Composites 1
Room ZHS 252
Session Organizer: Ryosuke Matsuzaki
Session Co‐Organizer: Satoshi Kobayashi
ICMP2017‐4353 MOLECULAR ORIENTATION SIMULATION IN EXTRUSION DRAWING OF PLA BILLETS WITH THE FINITE ELEMENT METHOD
Masato SAKAGUCHI, Satoshi Kobayashi, Shinji Ogihara
ICMP2017‐4363 EXAMINATION OF OPTOMIZATION OF MOLDING CONDITION ON HYBLID MOLDING
Maskai Ohishi, Akio Ohtani, Asami Nakai
ICMP2017‐4333 VISCOPLASTIC BEHAVIOR IN ANGLE‐PLY CFRP LAMINATES
Shinji Ogihara

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ICMP 2‐3‐1 Processing Advanced Casting and Forming
Room ZHS 352
Session Organizer: Hisaki Watari
Session Co‐Organizer: Takahiro Ohashi
ICMP2017‐4308 A STUDY ON THE SAND MOLD COLLAPSIBILITY FOR MULTI‐CAVITY CASTING PROCESS OF ALUMINUM
Yoshio FUKUSHIMA, Tomoaki SAKATA, Akiko SAKAMOTO, Takashi SUDA, Jun OZAWA
ICMP2017‐4332 CASTING OF ALUMINUM ALLOY CLAD STRIP BY TWIN ROLL CASTER
Toshio Haga
ICMP2017‐4385 HOT FORGING CHARACTERISTICS OF HIGH ALUMINUM CONTENT TRC MATERIALS
Hisaki Watari, Sueji Hirawatari, Tomohiro Kishi, Shinichi Nishida, Mayumi Suzuki, Toshio Haga

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MONDAY, JUNE 5, 2017

2:00pm – 3:30pm
Student Manufacturing Design Competition
MSEC 9‐1‐2 Student Manufacturing Design Competition
Room TCC 351/352

Session Organizer: Radu Pavel, Techsolve Inc, Cincinnati, OH, United States
Session Co‐Organizer: Laine Mears, Clemson University, Anderson, SC, United States, Hitomi Yamaguchi, University Of Florida, Gainesville, FL,
United States
MSEC2017‐3167 MIND IN THE MACHINE
Oral Presentation.
Freddy Wang, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY, United States
MSEC2017‐3168 CIRCULATOR PACKAGING ROBOT
Oral Presentation
Jamie Gravell, University of Texas at Dallas, Richardson, TX, United States
MSEC2017‐3169 DESIGN AND MANUFACTURE OF A COMPLIANT JOINT FOR MITIGATING QUADRANT GLITCHES
Oral Presentation.
Xingjian Liu, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, United States
MSEC2017‐3170 SURVIVAL WALLET TEAM
Oral Presentation
Sam Chiappone, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY, United States

2:00pm – 3:30pm
Joint MSEC-NAMRC-JSME Symposia: MForesight Event
Track Organizer: Johnson Samuel, Rensselaer Polytechnic Insitute, Troy, NY, United States
Track Co-Organizer: Lihui Wang, KTH, Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden, Stockholm, Select State/Province, Sweden,
Satoshi Kishimoto, National Institute for Materials Science, Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan

8‐2‐1 Cost‐Effective Low‐Volume Manufacturing ‐ Part 1 *Part 2 will take place in SGM 124 from 3:45pm – 5:15pm*
Room SGM 124
Session Sponsor: MForesight: Alliance for Manufacturing Foresight (www.mforesight.org)
Session Organizer: Daniel F. Walczyk, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY, United States
Session Co‐Organizer: Glenn Daehn, The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH, United States
Session Co‐Organizer: David Hardt, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA, United States

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MONDAY, JUNE 5, 2017
2:00pm – 3:30pm Technical Parallel Session - 3
MSEC 1‐2‐5 Enhancement of Component Design, Properties & Functionality Part2
Room GFS 116
Session Organizer: Alessandro Ascari
Session Co‐Organizer: Alessandro Fortunato
MSEC2017‐3018 OVERHANG SUPPORT STRUCTURE DESIGN FOR ELECTRON BEAM ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING
Bo Cheng, Y. Kevin Chou
MSEC2017‐3048 DEVELOPMENT OF A NEW LASER‐ASSISTED ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY FOR HYBRID FUNCTIONALLY GRADED
MATERIAL COMPOSITES
Jung Sub Kim, Young Chang Kim, Sang Won Lee, Jeonghan Ko, Haseung Chung,
MSEC2017‐3021 EFFECTS OF POST WELD HEAT TREATMENTS (PWHT) ON FRICTION STIR WELDED AA2219‐T87 JOINTS
Mohammad Dewan, Muhammad Wahab, Khurshida Sharmin

MSEC 2‐3‐1 Additive Manufacturing
Room VHE 217
Session Organizer: Alireza Shirazi
Session Co‐Organizer: Zhichao (Charlie) Li
MSEC2017‐2621 GEOMETRY‐DRIVEN FINITE ELEMENT FOR FOUR‐DIMENSIONAL PRINTING
Tsz Ho Kwok
MSEC2017‐2721 INDUCTION HARDENING PROCESS WITH PREHEAT TO ELIMINATE CRACKING AND IMPROVE QUALITY OF A LARGE PART WITH
VARIOUS WALL THICKNESS
Zhichao (Charlie) Li, Blake Ferguson
MSEC2017‐2939 NUMERICAL MODELING OF METAL‐BASED ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING PROCESS USING LEVEL SET METHODS
Qian Ye, Shikui ChenMSEC 4‐2‐1 Smart Manufacturing in Big Data Era
Room SAL 101
MSEC2017‐2695 DYNAMIC SAMPLING DESIGN FOR CHARACTERIZING SPATIOTEMPORAL PROCESSES IN MANUFACTURING
Chenhui Shao, Jionghua (Judy) Jin, S. Jack Hu
MSEC2017‐2840 APPROACHES TO IMPLEMENT STATISTICAL PROCESS CONTROL FOR MANUFACTURING IN BIG DATA ERA
Shing Chang
MSEC2017‐2937 SMART MANUFACTURING THROUGH A FRAMEWORK FOR A KNOWLEDGE‐BASED DIAGNOSIS SYSTEM
Michael P. Brundage, Boonserm Kulvatunyou, Toyosi Ademujimi, Badarinath Rakshith,34

MSEC 2‐1‐2 Process Control and Optimization
Room SAL 126
Session Organizer: Scott Miller
Session Co‐Organizer: Xun Liu
MSEC2017‐2692 ON‐LINE DETECTION OF FRICTION STIR WELDED JOINTS BY HIGH TEMPERATURE PHASED ARRAY ULTRASONIC INSPECTION AND
CONTROL OF WELD PROCESS PARAMETERS
Daniel Huggett, Muhammad Wahab, Ayman Okeil, T. W. Liao
MSEC2017‐2605 OPTIMIZATION OF FRICTION STIR WELDING PROCESS PARAMETERS TO JOIN AL 5052 AND AL 6061 ALLOY PLATES USING
GREY‐TAGUCHI TECHNIQUE
Sandeep Renangi, Sudhakara Dara, Prasanthi G
MSEC2017‐2786 INVESTIGATION OF THE CLEANING AND WELDING STEPS FROM THE FRICTION ELEMENT WELDING PROCESS
Jamie D. Skovron, Brandt Ruszkiewicz, Ankit Varma, Yuxin Li, Laine Mears, Xin Zhao, Tim Abke, Hongseok Choi,

MSEC 4‐8‐1 Machining and Process Control ‐1
Room EEB 248
Session Organizer: Burak Sencer
Session Co‐Organizer: Norikazu Suzuki
MSEC2017‐2749 MACHINING OPERATION PROCESS PLANNING SYSTEM CONSIDERING USER STRATEGIES AND INTENTIONSTaishi Hirai, Isamu Nishida, Ryuta Sato, Keiichi Shirase
MSEC2017‐2928 DESIGN OF ANISOTROPIC BORING TOOLS WITH L/D = 10 FOR CHATTER FREE CUTTING
Wataru Takahashi, Norikazu Suzuki, Shamoto Eiji
MSEC2017‐3054 CHATTER SUPPRESSION IN PARALLEL TURNING WITH UNEQUAL PITCH USING OBSERVER BASED CUTTING FORCE ESTIMATION
Shinya Sakata, Takashi Kadota, Yuki Yamada, Kenichi Nakanishi, Hayato Yoshioka, Norikazu Suzuki, Yasuhiro Kakinuma

MSEC 2‐2‐1 Laser Assisted Manufacturing Processes
Room GER 224
Session Organizer: Farbod Akhavan Niaki
Session Co‐Organizer: Hossein Mohammadi
MSEC2017‐2758 DUCTILE REGIME SCRATCHING OF A ROCK SAMPLE IN A LASER ASSISTED MACHINING TECHNIQUE
Barkin Bakir, Hossein Mohammadi, John Patten
MSEC2017‐2864 DEVELOPMENT OF MULTI‐AXIS LASER‐ASSISTED MILLING DEVICE
Dong‐Hyeon Kim, Wan‐Sik Woo, Won‐Shik Chu, Sung‐Hoon Ahn, Choon‐Man Lee
MSEC2017‐3014 EFFECT OF TEMPERING TEMPERATURE ON HARDNESS AND MICROSTRUCTURE OF LASER SURFACE REMELTED AISI H13 TOOL
STEEL
Debapriya Patra Karmakar, Gopinath Muvvala , Ashish Kumar Nath35

MSEC 3‐3‐1 Fabrication and Testing of Polymers and Polymer‐based Composites I
Room IRC1016/1017
Session Organizer: Ozlem Yasar
Session Co‐Organizer: Loredana Santo
MSEC2017‐2760 INVESTIGATION OF STRUCTURE‐PROPERTY RELATIONSHIPS IN THERMOPLASTIC POLYURETHANE/MULTIWALLEDCARBON NANOTUBE COMPOSITES
Felicia Stan, Catalin Fetecau, Nicoleta V. Stanciu, Razvan T. Rosculet, Laurentiu I. Sandu
MSEC2017‐2792 NEW MODEL FOR HYPER‐ELASTIC MATERIALS BEHAVIOR WITH AN APPLICATION ON NATURAL RUBBER
Ahmed Korba, Mark E Barkey

NAMRC ‐ TRACK 2 "Manufacturing Processes" – Forming
Room PRB MPR
Chairman: Albert ShihNAMRC‐52 DESIGNING, MANUFACTURING AND PROCESSING OF TAILORED BLANKS IN A SHEET‐BULK METAL FORMING PROCESS
Robert Schulte, Philipp Hildenbrand, Michael Lechner and Marion Merklein
NAMRC‐30 EXPERIMENTAL DETERMINATION OF THE EFFECTIVE VISCOSITY OF PLASTICIZED ALUMINUM ALLOY 6061‐T6 DURING FRICTION STIRFORMING
Daniel Franke, Justin Morrow, Michael Zinn, Neil Duffie and Frank Pfefferkorn
NAMRC‐34 THE EFFECT OF HYDRAULIC BULGE PROCESS ON THE SURFACE TOPOGRAPHY OF ANNEALED AISI 304 STAINLESS STEEL
Ayotunde Olayinka, William Emblom, Thomas Pasacreta and Scott Wagner

MSEC4‐5‐2 Cloud Manufacturing II
Room PRB PC
Session Organizer: Xun Xu
Session Co‐Organizer: Miroslav Ljubicic
MSEC2017‐2656 SOFTWARE DEFINED MANUFACTURING EXTENDS CLOUD‐BASED CONTROL
Armin Lechler, Alexander Verl,
MSEC2017‐2703 CROSS‐LAYER OPTIMIZATION MODEL TOWARDS SERVICE‐ORIENTED ROBOTIC MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS
Jiaqiang Zhang, Quan Liu, Wenjun Xu, Zude Zhou, Duc Truong Pham,MSEC2017‐3012 RAPIDLY DEPLOYABLE MTCONNECT‐BASED MACHINE TOOL MONITORING SYSTEMS
Roby Lynn, Wafa Louhichi, Mahmoud Parto, Ethan Wescoat, Thomas Kurfess

MSEC 1‐1‐1 The Effects of Surface Properties in Additive Manufacturing
Room PRB SCR
Session Organizer: Kira Barton
Session Co‐Organizer: Jarred Heigel, Kevin Chou
MSEC2017‐2841 INVESTIGATION OF WEAR AND CORROSION CHARACTERISTICS OF STELLITE‐6 AND STELLITE‐21 LAYERS DEPOSITED BY CO‐AXIALLASER CLADDING
Debapriya Patra Karmakar, Gopinath Muvvala, Soham Harmalkar, Ashish Kumar Nath,36

MSEC2017‐2753 EFFECTS OF SURFACE ROUGHNESS ON BONDING BEHAVIOR OF COLD SPRAY TI6AL4V COATINGS
Wen Sun, Adrian Wei Yee Tan, Iulian Marinescu, Erjia Liu
MSEC2017‐3024 DEVELOPMENT OF LASER POLISHING AS AN AUXILIARY POST‐PROCESS TO IMPROVE SURFACE QUALITY IN FUSED DEPOSITIONMODELING PARTS
Mario Perez‐Dewey, Durul Ulutan

MSEC 3‐2‐1 Processing of Energy Materials
Room HAR 101
Session Organizer: Aleksandra Fortier
Session Co‐Organizer: Nilesh Kumar
MSEC2017‐2603 THE EFFECTS OF LASER AND MECHANICAL FORMING ON THE HARDNESS AND MICROSTRUCTURAL LAYOUT OF COMMERCIALLY
PURE GRADE 2 TITANIUM ALLOY PLATES
Kadephi V Mjali, Peter Madindwa Mashinini, Annelize Els‐Botes
MSEC2017‐2894 ULTRASONIC PELLETING AND SYNCHRONIZED TORREFACTION OF CELLULOSIC BIOMASS FOR BIOENERGY PRODUCTION
Yang Yang, Nicholas Eisenbarth, Xiaoxu Song, Meng Zhang, Donghai WangMSEC2017‐3008 EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATIONS ON SURFACE ROUGHNESS, CUTTING FORCES AND TOOL WEAR IN TURNING OF SUPER DUPLEXSTAINLESS STEEL WITH COATED CARBIDE INSERTS
Shirish Kadam, Rohit Khake, Sadaiah Mudigond

ICMP 2‐4‐1 Surface Modification Technology
Room ZHS 159
Session Organizer: Hiroki Akasaka
Session Co‐Organizer: Yuko Aono
ICMP2017‐4354 DRY LASER PEENING ON METAL THIN FILM USING TRANSPARENT SOLID MEDIUM
Yuko Aono, Atsushi Hirata, Hitoshi Tokura
ICMP2017‐4431 NUMERICAL STUDY OF PLASMA STATE WHILE INTERNAL DEPOSITION OF DLC FILMS ONTO METAL TUBE
Ryota Takamura, Hiroki Akasaka, Naoto Ohtake

ICMP 2‐1‐2 Advances in Processing of Polymer based Composites 2
Room ZHS 252
Session Organizer: Norimichi Nanami
Session Co‐Organizer: Satoshi Kobayashi
ICMP2017‐4368 SEMI‐VISCOELASTIC FE ANALYSIS OF PROCESS‐INDUCED DEFORMATION IN COMPOSITE LAMINATES
Keiji Ogi, Hiroaki Matsutani, Narumichi Sato
ICMP2017‐4371 SHORTENING IN RESIN IMPREGNATION TIME OF VARTM PROCESS AND INTERLAMINAR TOUGHENING FOR GFRP BY INSERTING
POLYAMIDE MESH
Hayato Nakatani, Yosuke Handa, Katsuhiko Osaka

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ICMP2017‐4383 DATA ASSIMILATION FOR ESTIMATION OF COMPOSITE CURING PROCESS BY INTEGRATING SIMULATION AND MEASUREMENTS
Junya Ishizuka, Ryosuke Matsuzaki, Takeshi Tachikawa

ICMP 2‐5‐1 Mechanics of Advanced Welding and Joining Technology
Room ZHS 352
Session Organizer: Masaaki Otsu
Session Co‐Organizer: Yukio Miyashita
ICMP2017‐4373 JOINING CHARACTERISTICS AND RESIDUAL STRESS CHARACTERISTICS OF FRICTION WELDING BETWEEN DISSIMILAR SHAPES AND
DISSIMILAR MATERIALS
Tsuyoshi Takahashi, Masaaki Kimura
ICMP2017‐4448 RESEARCH ON VARIATION CHARACTERISTICS OF THE TEMPERATURE FIELD OF GALVANIZED STEEL SHEET IN THE LASER BRAZINGCOMBINED WITH SIMULATION AND EXPERIMENT
H.J. Liu, X.D. Zhang

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MONDAY, JUNE 5, 2017
3:45pm – 5:15pm
Joint MSEC-NAMRC-JSME Symposia: MForesight Event
Track Organizer: Johnson Samuel, Rensselaer Polytechnic Insitute, Troy, NY, United States
Track Co-Organizer: Lihui Wang, KTH, Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden, Stockholm, Select State/Province, Sweden, Satoshi
Kishimoto, National Institute for Materials Science, Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan

8‐2‐2 Cost‐Effective Low‐Volume Manufacturing ‐ Part 2
Room SGM 124
Session Sponsor: MForesight: Alliance for Manufacturing Foresight, (www.mforesight.org)
Session Organizer: Daniel F. Walczyk, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY, United States
Session Co‐Organizer: Glenn Daehn, The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH, United States
Session Co‐Organizer: David Hardt, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA, United States

3:45pm – 5:15pm Technical Parallel Session - 4 MONDAY, JNE

2017

MSEC 1‐3‐1 Advances in Micro‐ and Nano‐ Additive Manufacturing ‐ 1
GFS 116
Session Organizer: Xiaoming Yu
Session Co‐Organizer: Yuen‐Shan Leung
MSEC2017‐2731 DEVELOPMENT AND CHARACTERIZATIONS OF LIQUID BRIDGE BASED MICROSTEREOLITHOGRAPHY (LBMSL) SYSTEM
Yanfeng Lu, Sumanth Kashyap, Md Omar Faruk Emon, Jeongwoo Lee, Jae‐Won Choi
MSEC2017‐3031 MULTI‐SCALE STEREOLITHOGRAPHY USING SHAPED BEAMS
Yong Chen, Huachao Mao, Yuen‐Shan Leung, Yuanrui Li, Pan Hu, Wei Wu
MSEC2017‐2788 AXIAL CONTROL OF TWO‐PHOTON POLYMERIZATION WITH FEMTOSECOND BESSEL BEAM
Xiaoming Yu, Meng Zhang, Shuting Lei

MSEC 2‐3‐2 Manufacturing Processing I
VHE 217
Session Organizer: Zhichao (Charlie) Li
Session Co‐Organizer: Alireza Shirazi
MSEC2017‐2741 STUDY ON THE GENERATION AND REDISTRIBUTION MECHANISM OF RESIDUAL STRESS IN BILATERAL ROLLING CORRECTIONPROCESS FOR THIN‐WALLED PARTS
Laixiao Lu, Jie Sun, Kai Guo, Jianfeng Li,
MSEC2017‐2878 CHARACTERIZATION OF MACHINING DISTORTION DUE TO RESIDUAL STRESSES IN QUENCHEDALUMINUM
Destiny R. Garcia, Michael R. Hill, Jan C. Aurich, Barbara S. Linke
MSEC2017‐3058 EFFICIENT PREDICTION OF CONTACT BEHAVIOR IN A 6‐HIGH ROLLING MILL WITH CONTINUOUSLY VARIABLE CROWN
INTERMEDIATE ROLLS
Feng Zhang, Arif Malik

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MSEC 4‐2‐2 Data‐Driven Engineering Modeling in Advanced Manufacturing
SAL 101
Session Organizer: Brian Weiss,
Session Co‐Organizer: Qing Chang, Xiaoning Jin
MSEC2017‐2771 REINFORCEMENT LEARNING BASED REAL‐TIME CONTROL POLICY FOR TWO‐MACHINE‐ONE‐BUFFER PRODUCTION SYSTEM
Wei Zheng, Yong LEI, Qing Chang
MSEC2017‐2787 HIERARCHICAL DECOMPOSITION OF A MANUFACTURING WORK CELL TO PROMOTE MONITORING, DIAGNOSTICS, AND
PROGNOSTICS
Brian Weiss, Guixiu Qiao
MSEC2017‐2856 CO‐SIMULATION RESEARCH OF THE BALANCING CONTROL OF THE MOVING BEAM OF A HEAVY HYDRAULIC PRESS DURING THE
DIE FORGING PROCESS
Wenzhu Wang, Dong Du, Rendong Wu, Chaolong Yuan, Baohua Chang

MSEC 2‐1‐3 Experimental Studies
SAL 126
Session Organizer: Xun Liu
Session Co-Organizer: Weihong Guo
MSEC2017‐2700 ANALYSIS OF FRICTION STIR RIVETING PROCESSES: A REVIEWHaris Khan, Jingjing Li, Chenhui Shao
MSEC2017‐2803 ELECTRICALLY ASSISTED FRICTION STIR SPOT WELDING OF ALUMINUM ALLOY TO ADVANCED HIGH STRENGTH STEELKai Chen, Xun Liu, Jun Ni
MSEC2017‐3084 INVESTIGATION ON BURR HEIGHT CONTROL AND CHIP MORPHOLOGY IN DRY DRILLING OF TITANIUM ALLOYS
Shaochun Sui, Xiaohua Li, Chao Sun

MSEC 4‐10‐1 Monitoring, Sensing and Control ‐ Session 1
EEB 248
Session Organizer: Robert Landers
Session Co‐Organizer: Radu Pavel
MSEC2017‐2756 VIBRATION CONTROL OF COMPUTER NUMERICALLY CONTROLLED LATHE WITH CFRP PIPE FRAME
Honoka Yamada, Kazuki Sawatani, Yoshitaka Morimoto, Naohiko Suzuki, Yoshiyuki Kaneko,
MSEC2017‐2773 MEASUREMENT‐BASED ADAPTIVE MACHINING BY DIRECT SPATIAL DEFORMATION OF TEMPLATE CAM DATA
Zhengcai Zhao, Yucan Fu, Jiuhua Xu, Yong Chen
MSEC2017‐2934 TOOL‐CHIP INTERFACE TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT IN INTERRUPTED AND CONTINUOUS OBLIQUE CUTTING
Sinan Kesriklioglu, Justin Morrow, Frank Pfefferkorn

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MSEC 2‐2‐2 Electrical and Cryogenic Assistance in Machining
GER 224
Session Organizer: Ala Qattawi
Session Co‐Organizer: Brandt Ruszkiewicz
MSEC2017‐2766 AN INVESTIGATION OF ELECTROPLASTIC DRILLING OF MILD STEEL
Brandt Ruszkiewicz, Elizabeth Gendreau, Farbod Akhavan Niaki, Laine MearsMSEC2017‐2935 EXPERIMENTAL TOOL WEAR OBSERVATION OF ASSISTED HIGH PRESSURE CRYOGENIC JET IN HARD TURNING PROCESS
Dong Min Kim, Do young Kim, Hyung Wook Park, In Su Jo, Tae Jin Song, Kyung Soo PaikMSEC2017‐3046 ELECTRICALLY ASSISTED DRILLING OF USIBOR 1500 BORON STEEL AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR ELECTRICALLY ASSISTEDMACHINING
Nived Govind Karumatt, Brandt Ruszkiewicz, Laine MearsMSEC 4‐9‐1 Intelligent Maintenance Decision Making of Manufacturing Systems‐1
IRC 1016/1017
Session Organizer: Zeyi Sun
Session Co‐Organizer: Yong WangMSEC2017‐2643 FEATURE SELECTION FOR HELICOPTER SWASHPLATE BEARING FAULT DIAGNOSISYong Wang, Lin Li
MSEC2017‐2880 A NEW REINFORCEMENT LEARNING ALGORITHM WITH FIXED EXPLORATION FOR SEMI‐MARKOV CONTROL IN PREVENTIVE
MAINTENANCE
Angelo Encapera, Abhijit Gosavi,
MSEC2017‐2936 FRAMEWORK AND SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS OF JOINT ENERGY AND MAINTENANCE PLANNING CONSIDERING PRODUCTION
THROUGHPUT REQUIREMENTS
Fadwa Dababneh, Rahul Shah, Zeyi Sun, Lin Li

MSEC 4‐4‐2 Kinematical Controls & In‐Process Measurements on Multi‐axis and Multi‐tasking Machine Tools
PRB MPR
Session Organizer: Takashi Matsumura
Session Co‐Organizer: Hiroyuki Sasahara
MSEC2017‐2665 DEVELOPMENT OF POST‐PROCESSING SYSTEM FOR THREE TYPES OF FIVE‐AXIS MACHINE TOOLS BASED ON SOLID MODEL
Jiangang Li, Yangpeng Song, Ye Liu
MSEC2017‐2711 ENERGY CONSUMPTION OF FEED‐DRIVE SYSTEMS THAT DEPENDS ON THE WORKPIECE‐SETTING POSITION IN A FIVE‐AXIS
MACHINING CENTER
Sato, Yuta Inoue, Keiichi Shirase, Akio Hayashi
MSEC2017‐2689 CHARACTERIZATION MODELLING AND ANALYSIS OF LIGHT REFLECTANCE DURING IN‐PROCESS SURFACE MEASUREMENTS USINGWHITE LIGHT BASED 3D OPTICAL GAUGE
Ankit Barde, Pasquale Franciosa, Darek Ceglarek, Manoj Kumar Tiwari

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MSEC 4‐3‐1 Industry Implementations and Case Studies
PRB PC
Session Organizer: Thomas Hedberg
Session Co‐Organizer: Moneer Helu, Binil Starly, Yuan‐Shin Lee, Scott Lu
MSEC2017‐2966 IMPLEMENTING THE DIGITAL THREAD USING DIGITAL TWINS
Martin Hardwick
MSEC2017‐3090 QIF AND THE LANDSCAPE OF DIGITAL METROLOGY
Edward Morse
MSEC2017‐3093 INTEROPERABILITY FOR FEEDBACK LOOPS FROM DIMENSIONAL METROLOGY IN DIGITAL MANUFACTURING
Robert Brown

MSEC 1‐1‐2 Process Characterization for Additive Manufacturing
PRB SCR
Session Co‐Organizer: Jarred Heigel, Kevin Chou
MSEC2017‐2843 FUNDAMENTAL STUDY OF FUSED‐COATING BASED METAL ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING
Xuewei Fang, Jun Du, Zhengying Wei, Xin Wang, Pengfei He, Hao Bai, Bowen Wang, Bingheng Lu
MSEC2017‐2873 NUMERICAL MODELING OF GRAIN GROWTH IN LASER ENGINEERED NET SHAPING (LENS) OF AISI 316 STAINLESS STEEL
Wenda Tan, Xuxiao LI
MSEC2017‐2974 MODELING PARTICLE SPRAY AND CAPTURE EFFICIENCY FOR DIRECT LASER DEPOSITION USING A FOUR NOZZLE POWDERINJECTION SYSTEM
Christopher Katinas, Weixiao Shang, Yung Shin, Jun ChenMSEC 5‐4‐1 Sustainable Manufacturing: Design and Planning
HAR 101
Session Organizer: William Bernstein,
Session Co‐Organizer: Yang Li
MSEC2017‐2874 HYPOTHETICAL SUSTAINABILITY AXIOMS FOR AXIOMATIC DESIGN WITH AN APPLICATION IN GRINDING MACHINE DESIGN
Ian Garretson, Bernd Peukert, Barbara S. Linke, Eckart Uhlmann,
MSEC2017‐2994 NONLINEAR PARAMETER ESTIMATION IN A TYPICAL INDUSTRIAL AIR HANDLER UNIT
Lujia Feng, Pierluigi Pisu, Laine Mears, Jörg Schulte
MSEC2017‐3047 INTEGRATE MANUFACTURING PLANNING TO CLOUD MANUFACTURING FRAMEWORK
Xiangyun Li, Luping Zhang, Chunxia Yu

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ICMP 2‐4‐2 Surface modification Technology, Wear and Triboligy
ZHS 159
Session Organizer: Yuko Aono
Session Co‐Organizer: Hiroki Akasaka.
ICMP2017‐4326 MODELLING THE BENDING FORCE IN A THREE ROLL BENDING MACHINE PYRAMIDAL TYPE
Anibal Faruk Abedrabbo Hazbun
ICMP2017‐4352 COMBINED EFFECTS OF NANO‐SIZED SILICON CARBIDE AND MOLYBDENUM DISULFIDE DISPERSED IN POLYMER OVERLAY ON
FRICTION PROPERTIES OF JOURNAL BEARING
Kazuki Enomoto, Takayuki Doi, Takuma AkaoiaI, Hatsuhiko Usami

ICMP 2‐1‐3 Advances in Processing of Polymer based Composites 3
ZHS 252
Session Organizer: Hayato Nakatani
Session Co‐Organizer: Satoshi Kobayashi
ICMP2017‐4345 EVALUATION OF WEAK BOND IN INTERFACE OF ADHESIVE JOINTED CARBON FIBER REINFORCED PLASTICS USING ACOUSTICEMISSION MEASUREMENT
Hiroyuki Yamada, Satoshi Kobayashi
ICMP2017‐4348 NUMERICAL SIMULATION FOR LONGITUDINAL COMPRESSION OF A UNIDIRECTIONAL CARBON FIBER REINFORCED PLASTICCONSTRUCTED BY X‐RAY COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY
Keisuke Iizuka, Masahito Ueda, Takuya Takahashi, Akinori Yoshimura, Masahiro Nakayama
ICMP2017‐4379 EFFECT OF NEEDLE PUNCHING PROCESS ON FATIGUE AND RESIDUAL PROPERTIES OF CHOPPED STRAND MAT COMPOSITES
Daiki Ichikawa, Ryo Marui, Tohru Morii, Akio Ohtani

ICMP 2‐5‐2 Evaluation method
ZHS 352
Session Organizer: Masaaki Otsu
Session Co‐Organizer: Yukio Miyashita
ICMP2017‐4396 STUDY ON EVALUATION METHOD AND MECHANISM OF ADHESION BEHAVIOR AT MECHANICALLY JOINED PARTS IN CASTALUMINUM ALLOYS
Yukio Miyashita, Ruben Septianus, Yuichi Otsuka, Tetsuri Yamada, Kiyoshi Shirato
ICMP2017‐4413 EFFECTS OF ADHESIVES ON EVALUATION METHOD OF INTERFACIAL STRENGTH OF PLASMA‐SPRAYED HAP COATING
Yuichi Otsuka, Yoshihisa Hiraku, Yuki Hakozaki, Yukio Miyashita, Yoshiharu Mutoh

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TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 2017
OVERVIEW
7:30am - 6:00pm

Registration

Epstein Family Engineering Plaza

8:00am - 10:00am

Vendor Set up

Epstein Family Engineering Breezeway

10:00am - 5:00pm

Exhibits

Epstein Family Engineering Breezeway

8:00am-9:00am

Breakfast

Ronald Tutor Campus Center Ballroom (RTCC)

8:00am - 8:15am

Ronald Tutor Campus Center Ballroom (RTCC)

10:45am - 11:00am

WelcomeKeynote: Prof. Fritz Prinz (Stanford University) Thin-Film Processing Beyond Semiconductor Fabrication
Technical Parallel Session - 5
Reusable Abstractions of Manufacturing
Processes (RAMP) Competition Finalists
Presentations
Morning Break

11:00am - 12:30pm"Blue Sky" Sessions Sponsored by NSF

SGM 124

11:00am - 12:30pm

MSEC Symp. Invited Speaker : Prof. David
Bourell: The Development and Prospects
for Additive Manufacturing

SGM 123

11:00am – 12:30pm

Technical Parallel Session - 6

12:30pm - 1:50pm

ASME/MSEC Awards Luncheon

Ronald Tutor Campus Center Ballroom (RTCC)

12:30pm - 1:50pm

Luncheon-Open to All

Town & Gown

2:00pm - 3:30pm

SGM 124
VPD 105

2:00pm – 3:30pm"Blue Sky" Sessions Sponsored by NSF
Reusable Abstractions of Manufacturing
Processes (RAMP) Workshop on Formalizing Manuf Processes for Structured Sustainability Assessments
Technical Parallel Session - 7

3:00pm - 4:00pm

Poster Session Set-Up

Town & Gown

3:30pm - 3:45pm

Epstein Family Engineering Plaza

3:45pm – 5:15pm

Afternoon BreakMSEC Symp. Invited Speaker : Prof. Robert
Carpick :Emerging Trends in Nanotribology, and their Implications for Manufacturing
Technical Parallel Session - 8

5:30pm - 7:00pm

Laboratory Tours

7:00pm - 9:00pm

MSEC Poster Session

Start in Eng Quad
- M.C. Gill Composites Center VHE 406- Game Pipe Lab 746 West Adams- Center for Advanced Manuf (CAM)
Town & Gown

8:15am - 9:00am
9:15am – 10:45am
9:15am - 12:30pm

2:00pm - 5:30pm

3:45pm - 5:15pm

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Ronald Tutor Campus Center Ballroom (RTCC)

VPD 105
Epstein Family Engineering PlazaSGM 123

Keynoote Speech
Tuesday ‐ June 6,
6 2017

8:15Am – 9:00Am

RTCC Ballrooom

Titlee – “Thin‐Filmm Processing Beyond Semiiconductor Fa
abrication”
Speaker ‐ Friedrich Prinz, thee Finmeccanicca Professor ini the Schooll of Engineering at Stanford Universityy, Professor ofoMatterials Science and Engineering, Professor of Mechaanical Engineeering and Sennior Fellow att the Precourrt Institute forEnergyAbsstract: A num
mber of proceesses develop
ped by the Se
emiconducto r Industry duuring the lastt few decadees may enableesubsstantial perfo
ormance enh
hancements forf renewablle energy co nversion devvices. One exxample is Ch
hemical Vapor
Dep
position, in paarticular, Atomic Layer De
eposition (ALD
D). ALD allow
ws for the reaalization of caatalyst structtures with un‐preccedented perrformance. Be
eyond catalysis, ALD coating is gainingg acceptance as a protector of active ccathode parti‐
cles for next generation batteeries. In addittion, thin film deposition t echniques may further ennhance the peerformance ofosolaar cell devicess while impro
oving their ecconomy. Thiss talk will outtline how sem
miconductingg processes m
may ultimatelyyhavee a significantt impact on inndustries, farr beyond the scopesof thei r original app
plications.

Biossketch:
Fritzz Prinz is the Finmeccanicca Professor in the School of Engineerring at Stanfo
ord
Univversity, Profeessor of Mateerials Science and Enginee
ering, Professsor of Mechani‐
cal Engineering and Senior Fellow
F
at thee Precourt In
nstitute for EEnergy. He also
servves as the Dirrector of the Nanoscale Prrototyping Laaboratory at SStanford. A ssol‐
id‐sttate physicistt by training, Prinz leads a group of dooctoral studennts who are aad‐dresssing fundamental issues ono energy con
nversion and storage at thhe nanoscale.. In
his Laboratory, prototypepfue
el cells, solar cells and battteries are ussed to test neew
concepts and no
ovel material structures usinguatomicc layer depossition, scanniingtunn
neling microsscopy and otther technolo
ogies. Prinz iss also interessted in learniing
fromm nature, parrticularly understanding th
he electron trransport chaiin in plant cells.
The Prinz group, in collaborattion with biologist Arthur Grossman, w
were the first to
extrract electronss directly fromm plant cells subjected too light stimuluus. Before com‐
ing tto Stanford inn 1994, he waas on the facu
ulty at Carneggie Mellon Unniversity. Prinnz earned a Ph
hD in physics at the
Univversity of Vienna in Austriaa.

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MSEC Symposium Invited Speaker Program
Tuesday, June 6, 201711Am ‐ 12:30Pm

SGM 123MSEC Session: 8‐3‐1 Additive Manufacturing
Title – “The Development and Prospects for Additive Manufacturing”
Speaker: Dr. David L. Bourell, Temple Foundation Professor, Mechanical Engineering Department, The University ofTexas at Austin.
Abstract: Modern Additive Manufacturing (AM) is proposed to have begun in 1988 with the first transfer of a commer‐
cial AM machine, the SLA‐1 by 3D Systems. However, the concept of layered additive manufacturing significantly
predates the computer. The author divides developments in AM into three historical categories with illustrations thatdraw from US patents. Earliest is AM prehistory, dating back almost 150 years and associated with the period before
the advent of computers. Second are AM precursors. Covering the period from about 1960 to 1984, these inven‐tions embodied all the salient aspects of modern AM, but none were commercialized. It is speculated that a contrib‐
uting factor was the limited knowledge and general utilization difficulty of modern distributed computing. Finally,
modern AM exploded onto the commercial sector starting in the mid‐1980s with most current processes being invent‐ed in a ~10‐year period from 1985‐1995. The presentation will close with a brief analysis of recent developments, afuture outlook and identification of some current challenges to advancement of AM technologies.
Biosketch:
Dr. David L. Bourell is the Temple Foundation Professor of Mechanical Engineering at
The University of Texas at Austin. He is currently Director of the Laboratory for
Freeform Fabrication. Dr. Bourell's areas of research include particulate processing
with emphasis on sintering kinetics and densification, and materials issues associat‐
ed with Laser Sintering (LS). Professor Bourell is a leading expert in advanced mate‐rials for Laser Sintering, having worked in this area since 1988.
Dave was the lead author on the original materials patent for LS technology. Issuingin 1990, this patent has been cited by over 190 other patents, and it represents theoriginal intellectual property for mixed and coated powders for LS, including binders.
Since 1995, he has chaired the organizing committee for the Annual International
Solid Freeform Fabrication Symposium – An Additive Manufacturing Conference.
This meeting is a leading research conference on additive manufacturing. He holds 9
primary patents dealing with materials innovations in LS dating back to 1990 and has
published over 200 papers in journals, conference proceedings and book chapters.
Dr. Bourell is a Fellow of ASM International and TMS, and he is also a lifetime member of TMS. He was elected an Asso‐
ciate Member of the CIRP in 2013. In 2009, he received the TMS Materials Processing and Manufacturing Division Dis‐
tinguished Scientist/Engineer Award. He has received two major conference career awards in additive manufacturing:
the SFF Symposium FAME Award and the Portuguese VRAP Career Educator Award. He is also the 2017 recipient of the
SME Albert Sargent Award for “significant accomplishments in the field of manufacturing processes, methods orsystems”.

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MSEC Symposium Invited Speaker Program

Tuesday, June 6, 2017

3:45Pm – 5:15Pm

SGM 123MSEC Session: 8‐3‐3 Nanotribology Implications for Manufacturing
Title‐ “Emerging Trends in Nanotribology, and their Implications for Manufacturing”
Speaker: Dr. Robert W. Carpick, John Henry Towne Professor and Department Chair, Mechanical Engineering & Applied
Mechanics, University of Pennsylvania.
Abstract: Advanced manufacturing methods are continually progressing to smaller scales in multiple ways, including
manufactured component feature size, finished surface roughness, and desired dimensional accuracy. At small lengthscales, the high surface‐to‐volume ratio ensures that surface interactions such as friction, adhesion, and wear, become
critically important in controlling the manufacturing process, and must also be accounted for in designing small‐scale
devices that will function properly. Unfortunately, a lack of fundamental understanding of such tribological interactions
has prevented the rational design of small‐scale manufacturing processes. In this talk, I will review challenges and op‐
portunities in micro‐ and nano‐manufacturing, and will highlight tribology problems and the solutions that exist for ad‐
dressing them which have been developed through basic research in tribology. Examples will include: the successful
development of nanocrystalline diamond tool coatings to enable the dry micro‐milling of aluminum; the developmentof nanostructured diamond atomic force microscope probes for tip‐based nanomanufacturing; new insights into thefundamental origins of wear at the nanoscale enabled by in situ electron microscopy studies of contact, sliding, andwear; and a novel, early‐stage nanoscale additive manufacturing process we call “nanotribological printing”.
Biosketch:
Robert Carpick is John Henry Towne Professor, Dept. of Mechanical Engineeringand Applied Mechanics, University of Pennsylvania, where he has served as De‐
partment Chair since 2011. Previously, he was a faculty member at the Universityof Wisconsin‐Madison (2000‐2007). He received his B.Sc. from the University ofToronto (1991), and his Ph.D. from the University of California at Berkeley (1997),
both in Physics, and was a postdoc at Sandia National Laboratory (1998‐1999). He
studies nanotribology, nanomechanics, and scanning probes. He is the recipient of
a NSF CAREER award (2001), the ASEE Outstanding New Mechanics Educator
award (2003), the ASME Newkirk award (2009), an R&D 100 Award (2009), and is a
Fellow of the American Physical Society, the AVS, the Materials Research Society,and the Society of Tribologists and Lubrication Engineers. He holds 5 patents andhas authored over 150 peer‐reviewed journal publications.

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Jun
ne 6, 2017
Seession 1:
Seession 2:

Room:

SGM
M 124

11:00 Am ‐ 12:3
30 Pm
2:000 Pm‐ 3:30 PPm

The inaugural NA
AMRI/SME Da
avid Dornfeld
d Manufacturing Vision Aw
ward and Blu
ue Sky Compeetition, fundeed by the
National Sciencee Foundation, will be held during the 2017 N
North Americcan Manufaccturing Reseearch Conferr‐
encee/Manufacturing Science anda Engineerring Conferennce (NAMRC/M
MSEC), June 44‐8, 2017, in Los Angeles.
The desired outccome of this competitionc
iss to:•••Reach beyonnd research papers
pthat present completed work, ttoward new iideas and visions for manufacturing ree‐search and educationethat can catalyze
e new directio
ons within thhe manufacturing commun
nity.
Presentation
ns should be open‐ended, causing the community tto consider the "outrageoous"; presentting new chal‐lenges in new
w application domains req
quiring new approaches thhat are likely tto stimulate ssignificant new interest.
Presentation
ns should reaach beyond th
he research activities
aof tthe speaker, providing bo
old visions of the future ofomanufacturing, and the reesearch and educationeneeded to achieeve the visionn.

To eencourage tru
uly visionary concepts of researchrand education, thhe top presentation, as deetermined byy the programmcom
mmittee, will receive the inaugural NA
AMRI/SME Dornfeld
D
Mannufacturing V
Vision Awardd, named in honor of theelate David Dornfe
eld, PhD, FSM
ME, to recognize outstanding vision andd leadership w
within the maanufacturing ccommunity.
Afteer the conference, SME will
w post links to abstracts and present ation slides, so that the iideas can be disseminateddbroaadly to the manufacturing community.

wledgement:
Funding Acknow

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PRESENTATION SCHEDULE FOR TUESDAYPARALLEL SESSION ‐ 8
3:45 PM – 5:15 PM

PARALLEL SESSION ‐ 7
2:00 PM – 3:30 PM

PARALLEL SESSION ‐ 6
11:00 AM – 12:30 PM

PARALLEL SESSION ‐ 5
9:15 AM – 10:45 AM

Joint MSEC‐NAMRC‐ICMP
Invited Talks

GFS 116/VPD
116

VHE 217

SAL 101

SAL 126

EEB 248

MSEC 2‐3‐3:
Mfg. Process
Modeling ‐3

MSEC 3‐3‐2:
Polymer Pro‐
cessing ‐ 2

MSEC 4‐2‐3: Mfg.
Data Analytics ‐3

MSEC 4‐10‐2 :Intelligent Ma‐
chining & Inspec‐tion ‐ 2

MSEC 3‐4‐1 :Sur‐face/Sub‐surface Function‐
alization ‐1

MSEC 2‐3‐4:
Mfg. Process
Modeling ‐4

MSEC 3‐1‐2 :Composites
Manufacturing‐2

MSEC 5‐2‐2: Bi‐
omanufacturing
Tissue Engi‐
neered Scaffolds‐2

MSEC 2‐4‐1:
Non‐traditional
Mfg. Processes ‐1

NAMRC ‐TRACK 1
"Manufac‐turing Sys‐tems" ‐ Ap‐plications 1

NAMRC ‐TRACK 5"Manufactur‐
ing Education,
Workforce
Development,
and Out‐
reach" ‐ 1

NAMRC ‐TRACK 2
"Manufactur‐
ing Processes" ‐Manufacturing
Composites 1

NAMRC ‐ TRACK
2 "Manufacturing
Processes" ‐Joining 1

NAMRC ‐ TRACK
4 "Cyber‐Physical
Systems in Man‐
ufacturing" ‐ 1

NAMRC ‐TRACK 1
"Manufac‐turing Sys‐tems" ‐ Ap‐plications 2

NAMRC ‐TRACK 5"Manufactur‐
ing Education,
Workforce
Development,
and Out‐
reach" ‐ 2

NAMRC ‐TRACK 2
"Manufactur‐
ing Processes" ‐Manufacturing
Composites 2

NAMRC ‐ TRACK
2 "Manufacturing
Processes" ‐Joining 2

NAMRC ‐ TRACK
4 "Cyber‐Physical
Systems in Man‐
ufacturing" ‐ 2

MSEC 1‐3‐2 ‐Additive Mfg.:
Micro & Nano
Scale ‐ 2
X
MSEC 4‐7‐1
Cyber Manu‐
facturing
MSEC Invited Symposium Speaker
Session: 8‐3‐1 Additive Manufacturing
Title: "The Development and Pro‐
spects for Additive Manufacturing"
Speaker: Dr. David L. Bourell, Temple
Foundation Professor, MechanicalEngineering Department, The Univer‐sity of Texas at Austin.

X

MSEC Invited Symposium Speaker
Session: 8‐3‐3 Nanotribology Implica‐
tions for Manufacturing
Title: "Emerging Trends in Nanotri‐
bology, and their Implications for
Manufacturing"
Speaker: Dr. Robert W. Carpick, John
Henry Towne Professor and Depart‐
ment Chair, Mechanical Engineering &Applied Mechanics, University ofPennsylvania.
MSEC

COLOR
KEY:

Joint MSEC‐NAMRC‐ICMP Session
NAMRC
ICMP

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PRESENTATION SCHEDULE FOR TUESDAYGER 224

IRC 1016/1017

PRB MPRMSEC 2‐2‐4:
Assist‐ed/Augmented Mfg. Pro‐cesses ‐4(SOA Paper)

MSEC 5‐3‐1:
Process Char‐
acterizationsfor Sustainabil‐
ity Assessment

MSEC 2‐2‐3:
Assist‐ed/Augmented Mfg. Pro‐cesses ‐3

ICMP1‐3‐1:
4447, 4303,
4319 (Ad‐vancedtu‐
ral/functional
Mtrls.)MSEC 2‐5‐3Forming
Processes ‐ 3

NAMRC ‐TRACK 3 "Ad‐ditive Manu‐
facturing" ‐Material
Properties 1

NAMRC ‐TRACK 3 "Addi‐
tive Manufac‐
turing" ‐ Pro‐
cess Optimiza‐tion 1NAMRC ‐TRACK 3
"Additive
Manufac‐turing" ‐Support
Structure

NAMRC ‐TRACK 3 "Ad‐ditive Manu‐
facturing" ‐Material
Properties 2

NAMRC ‐TRACK 3 "Addi‐
tive Manufac‐
turing" ‐ Pro‐
cess Optimiza‐tion 2MSEC 1‐2‐2 ‐Additive
Mfg.: Part
Functionality‐2

MSEC 2‐5‐2Forming
Processes ‐ 2

PRB PCPRB SCR

HAR 101

ZHS 159

ZHS 252

ZHS 352MSEC 4‐3‐2 :Manufac‐turing DigitalThread ‐ 2

MSEC 1‐2‐1 ‐Additive Mfg.:
Part Func‐
tionality ‐1

MSEC
5‐4‐2: Sus‐
tainability
in Smart
Manufac‐turing ‐ 2

ICMP1‐1‐1;
4335, 4343,
4334 (Poly‐mer and
PolymerMatrixComposites)

ICMP 2‐1‐4;4384, 4394,
4376 (Pro‐
cessing ofPolymer
Composites‐4)

ICMP2‐9‐1;
4360, 4388,
4404 (Die‐less/die‐freeForming)

MSEC 4‐5‐3:
Cloud Man‐
ufacturing ‐3

MSEC 2‐6‐2 +ICMP 1‐6‐3(4351):
Scalable Na‐
nomanufac‐
turing ‐ 2

ICMP 2‐8‐1
4374, 4346
(Forming)

MSEC 5‐1‐2 :Biomedical
Devices ‐2

ICMP1‐4‐2:
4381, 4409,
4436 (Meas‐
urement &Monitoring)

ICMP 3‐2‐1;
4330, 4424,
4433 (Dy‐namic Be‐havior ofMaterials &Structures ‐1)

MSEC 2‐3‐6:
Mfg. Process
Modeling ‐ 5

NAMRC ‐TRACK 2
"Manufac‐turing Pro‐cesses" ‐Miscellane‐
ous 2

MSEC
4‐8‐2: Mfg.
Equipment‐Design,
Tooling &Automa‐tion‐ 2MSEC 4‐5‐4:
Cloud Man‐
ufacturing ‐4

ICMP 1‐4‐1:
4419, 4325,
4342 (Energy
Harvestingand Energy
Devices)

ICMP 3‐2‐2;4425, 4418,
4391 (Dy‐namic Be‐havior ofMaterials &Structures ‐2)

MSEC 4‐11‐1 ‐Nano Mfg
SystemsMSEC
3‐2‐2: Mtrls& Process‐es for En‐
ergy Tech‐
nologies ‐2

ICMP1‐4‐4;
4320, 4440,
4426 (Sensors)

ICMP 3‐3‐1;
4336, 4309,
4323 (Meas‐
urements &Non‐destruct
ive Evalua‐tions ‐1 )MSEC 2‐3‐8:
Mfg. Process
Modeling ‐ 7

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MSEC 4‐5‐5:
Cloud Man‐
ufacturing ‐5

TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 2017
8:00am - 9:00am Keynote: Professor Freidrich Prinz (Stanford University)“THIN‐FILM PROCESSING BEYOND SEMICONDUCTOR FABRICATION”
Ronald Tutor Campus Center Ballroom (RTCC Ballroom)

9:15am – 10:45am
Reusable Abstractions of Manufacturing Processes (RAMP) Challenge
Track Organizer: Swee Leong, NIST, Gaithersburg, MD, United States
Track Co‐Organizer: Donald Libes, NIST, Gaithersburg, MD, United States, Kevin W. Lyons, National Institute of Standards and Technology,
Gaithersburg, MD, United States, KC Morris, National Institute of Standards and Technology, Gaithersburg, MD, United States, Alex Brodsky,
George Mason University, Fairfax, VA, United States
MSEC 10‐1‐1 RAMP Competition: Non‐traditional Processes
Room VPD 105
Session Organizer: Swee Leong, NIST, Gaithersburg, MD, United States
Session Co‐Organizer: Kevin W. Lyons, National Institute of Standards and Technology, Gaithersburg, MD, United States
MSEC2017‐3174 SUSTAINABLE MANUFACTURING ANALYSIS OF ATOMIC LAYER DEPOSITION OF AL2O3 THIN FILM
Oral Presentation.
Chris Yuan, Case western reserve university, cleveland, OH, United States
MSEC2017‐3175 A SYSTEM AND ARCHITECTURE OF FUSED DEPOSITION MODELING ‐ UNIT MANUFACTURING PROCESS
Oral Presentation.
Rong Pan, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ, United States
MSEC2017‐3177 MANUAL GRINDING OPERATION
Oral Presentation.
Jayanti Das, UC Davis, Davis, CA, United States
MSEC2017‐3182 MODELLING FOR FUSED FILAMENT FABRICATION ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING PROCESS
Oral Presentation.
Vittal Prabhu, Penn State University, University Park, PA, United States

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TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 20179:15 am – 10:45 am Technical Parallel Session - 5
MSEC 1‐3‐2 Advances in Micro‐ and Nano‐ Additive Manufacturing ‐ 2
GFS 116
Session Organizer: Jing Shi
Session Co‐Organizer: Michael Cullinan
MSEC2017‐2911 INVESTIGATION OF POROSITY AND MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF GRAPHENE NANOPLATELETS REINFORCED ALSI10MG BY SELEC‐TIVE LASER MELTING
Yachao Wang, Jing Shi, Shiqiang Lu, Weihan Xiao
MSEC2017‐2913 ON THE FATIGUE PERFORMANCE OF NANOPARTICLES REINFORCED IRON BY SELECTIVE LASER MELTING
Yachao Wang, Jing Shi, Shiqiang Lu, Weihan Xiao
MSEC2017‐2975 LASER SINTERING OF COPPER NANOPARTICLES: A SIMPLIFIED MODEL FOR FLUENCE ESTIMATION AND VALIDATION
Nilabh Roy, William Jou, Feng He, Jihoon Jeong, Yaguo Wang, Michael Cullinan

MSEC 4‐7‐1 High Performance Computing & Artificial Intelligence for Cybermanufacturing
VPD 116
Session Organizer: Dazhong Wu
Session Co‐Organizer: Janis Terpenny
MSEC2017‐2679 DATA‐DRIVEN PROGNOSTICS USING RANDOM FORESTS: PREDICTION OF TOOL WEAR
Dazhong Wu, Connor Jennings, Janis Terpenny, Robert Gao, Soundar Kumara, Towards a Robot Task Ontology Standard
MSEC2017‐2783 TOWARDS A ROBOT TASK ONTOLOGY STANDARD
Stephen Balakirsky, Craig Schlenoff, Sandro Rama Fiorini, Signe Redfield, Marcos Barreto, Hirenkumar Nakawala, Joel Luis Carbonera, Larisa
Soldatova, Julita Bermejo‐Alonso, Fatima Maikore, Paulo Goncalves, Elena De Momi, Veera Ragavan Sampath Kumar, Tamas Haidegger
MSEC2017‐3069 CUTTING PROCESS MONITORING SYSTEM USING AUDIBLE SOUND SIGNALS AND MACHINE LEARNING TECHNIQUES: AN APPLICA‐TION TO END MILLING
Achyuth Kothuru, Sai Prasad Nooka, Rui Liu

MSEC 2‐3‐3 Machining I
VHE 217
Session Organizer: Jianfeng Ma
Session Co‐Organizer: Zhichao (Charlie) Li
MSEC2017‐2924 STUDYING CHIP‐BREAKERS FOR FINISH TURNING OF 1035 CARBON STEEL
Chandra Nath, Ippei Kono,
MSEC2017‐2938 A STUDY OF CHIP‐BREAKER GEOMETRIES FOR WIDE‐RANGE DOCS WHEN TURNING 1035 CARBON STEEL
Chandra Nath, Ippei Kono

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MSEC 3‐3‐2 Fabrication and Testing of Polymers and Polymer‐based Composites II
SAL 101
Session Organizer: Loredana Santo,
Session Co‐Organizer: Catalin Fetecau
MSEC2017‐2809 THE EFFECT OF POLYETHYLENE (GLYCOL) DIACRYLATE POST‐FABRICATION REST TIME ON COMPRESSIVE PROPERTIES
Ozlem Yasar, Serkan Inceoglu, Ramesh Prashad
MSEC2017‐2763 FABRICATION OF MICRO‐CHANNELS IN PMMA BY TIP‐BASED MICROFABRICATION TECHNIQUE: DEPTH AND FRICTION ANALYSIS
Felicia Stan, Catalin Fetecau, Nicoleta V. Stanciu
MSEC2017‐3039 ANALYSIS OF CRYOGENICALLY TREATED SHEET NYLON 6/6
Derek Shaffer, Cody Reinstadtler, John Roth, Ihab Ragai,

MSEC 4‐2‐3 Data Analytics in Advanced Manufacturing
SAL 126
Session Organizer: Guixiu Qiao,
Session Co‐Organizer: Xiaoning Jin
MSEC2017‐2782 ACCURACY DEGRADATION ANALYSIS FOR INDUSTRIAL ROBOT SYSTEMS
Guixiu Qiao, Brian Weiss
MSEC2017‐2830 RESEARCH ON THE COORDINATION OF MULTIPLE AIR CIRCULATING TEMPERING FURNACES USING SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION AND
PREDICTIVE CONTROL IN MANUFACTURING OF NON‐COMBUSTIBLE ALUMINUM COMPOSITE PANELS
Renhe Ji, Dong Du, Baohua Chang, Li Wang, Jinle Zeng, Yuxiang HongMSEC2017‐2926 INVESTIGATION ON DRILLING PERFORMANCE OF TITANIUM ALLOY TI6AL4V BASED ON RESPONSE SURFACE METHOD
Zhaoju Zhu, Shaochun Sui, Jie Sun, Jianfeng Li, Kai Liu

MSEC 4‐10‐2 Monitoring, Sensing and Control ‐ Session 2
EEB 248
Session Organizer: Frank Pfefferkorn
Session Co‐Organizer: Christopher Martin
MSEC2017‐2789 REPLACING MECHANIZED OXYFUEL CUTTING SENSORS WITH ION CURRENT SENSING
Christopher Martin
MSEC2017‐2858 AUGMENTED REALITY SOLUTIONS IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Philipp Klimant, Christian Kollatsch, Marco Schumann
MSEC2017‐3028 MODELING OF ABSOLUTE DISTANCE METER SHIFT INSIDE A LASER TRACKER
He Li, Robert Landers, Douglas Bristow

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MSEC 2‐2‐4 Novel Methods of Assisted / Augmented Manufacturing
GER 224
Session Organizer: Brad Kinsey,
Session Co‐Organizer: Jarred Heigel
MSEC2017‐3098 STATE OF THE ART: A REVIEW OF ELECTRICALLY‐ASSISTED MANUFACTURING WITH EMPHASIS ON MODELING AND UNDER‐
STANDING OF THE ELECTROPLASTIC EFFECT
Brandt Ruszkiewicz, Tyler Grimm, Ihab Ragai, Laine Mears, John RothMSEC2017‐3062 BENDING‐ADDITIVE‐MACHINING HYBRID MANUFACTURING OF SHEET METAL STRUCTURES
Ye Li, Raghavendra Kalyan Rapthadu

MSEC 5‐3‐1 Manufacturing Process Characterizations for System Level Sustainability Assessment
IRC 1016/1017
Session Organizer: Kevin W. Lyons
Session Co-Organizer: Karl Haapala, Barbara S. Linke
MSEC2017‐3051 A DESKTOP APPLICATION FOR SUSTAINABILITY PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT OF COMPOSED UNIT‐BASED MANUFACTURING
SYSTEMS
Matteo M. Smullin, Zahra Iman, Karl Haapala
MSEC2017‐2970 CRADLE‐TO‐GRAVE LIFE CYCLE ASSESSMENT OF SOLID‐STATE PEROVSKITE SOLAR CELLSTechnical Publication. MSEC2017‐2970
Jingyi Zhang, Xianfeng Gao, Yelin Deng, Yuanchun Zha, Chris Yuan
MSEC2017‐2734 INVESTIGATION OF RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SUGAR YIELD AND PARTICLE SIZE IN BIOFUEL MANUFACTURING
Technical Publication. MSEC2017‐2734
Rajkamal Kesharwani, Xiaoxu Song, Yang Yang, Zeyi Sun, Meng Zhang, Cihan Dagli

MSEC 2‐5‐2 Forming II: Modeling of forming processes
PRB MPR
Session Organizer: Z.Q. Sheng
Session Co‐Organizer: Rajiv Malhotra
MSEC2017‐2615 COMBINED EXTRUSION‐FORGING: SIMULATION, EXPERIMENTAL AND MICROSCOPIC INVESTIGATION OF AXISYMMETRIC SINGLECOLLAR COLLET CHUCK HOLDER
Srikar Potnuru, Susanta Kumar Sahoo, Santosh Kumar Sahoo
MSEC2017‐2774 ANALYSIS OF INNOVATIVE INCREMENTAL COLD FORMING PROCESS FOR THE MANUFACTURING OF AEROSPACE ROTATING PARTS
Marcos Perez
MSEC2017‐2956 PREDICTING SHEET FORMING LIMIT OF ALUMINUM ALLOYS FOR COLD AND WARM FORMING BY DEVELOPING A DUCTILE FAIL‐
URE CRITERION
Z.Q. Sheng, Pankaj Mallick

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MSEC 4‐3‐2 Enabling the Digital Thread in Manufacturing
PRB PC
Session Organizer: Moneer Helu
Session Co‐Organizer: Thomas Hedberg, Binil Starly, Yuan‐Shin Lee, Scott Lu
MSEC2017‐2790 DEVELOPING A CAPABILITY‐BASED SIMILARITY METRIC FOR MANUFACTURING PROCESSES
Kevin Li, William Bernstein
MSEC2017‐2825 ON THE APPLICATION OF MODEL‐BASED DEFINITION STRATEGIES TO THE DELIVERY OF TECHNICAL TRAINING
Jorge Camba, Manuel Contero, David Pérez‐López, Pedro Company
MSEC2017‐2979 TOWARDS IDENTIFYING THE ELEMENTS OF A MINIMUM INFORMATION MODEL FOR USE IN A MODEL‐BASED DEFINITION
Alexander Miller, Nathan Hartman, Thomas Hedberg, Jesse Zahner, Allison Barnard Feeney

MSEC 1‐2‐1 Characterization of Material & Component Properties Part 1
PRB SCR
Session Organizer: Alessandro Fortunato
Session Co‐Organizer: Alessandro Ascari
MSEC2017‐2769 EFFECT OF DIFFERENT HEAT TREATMENTS ON MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF LASER SINTERED ADDITIVE MANUFACTURED PARTS
Sagar Sarkar, Siva Kumar Cheruvu, Ashish Kumar NathMSEC2017‐2624 ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING THERMO‐MECHANICAL PROCESSING INFLUENCE ON TENSILE MECHANICAL BEHAVIOR
Omar Fergani, Steven Liang, Torgeir Welo, Mohamed Elmansori
MSEC2017‐2835 CHARACTERIZATION OF LATTICE STRUCTURES FOR ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING OF LIGHTWEIGHT MECHANICAL COMPONENTS
Erica Liverani, Adrian Lutey, Alessandro Fortunato, Alessandro Ascari

MSEC 5‐4‐2 Sustainable Manufacturing: Performance Management
HAR 101
Session Organizer: Shaw C Feng
Session Co‐Organizer: Michael P. Brundage, Yang Li
MSEC2017‐2733 A CASE STUDY INVESTIGATING THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF PELLETING IN CELLULOSIC BIOFUEL MANUFACTURING
Rajkamal Kesharwani, Md Monirul Islam, Xiaoxu Song, Zeyi Sun, Meng Zhang, Cihan Dagli
MSEC2017‐2877 PROCEDURE FOR SELECTING KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS FOR SUSTAINABLE MANUFACTURING
Shaw C Feng, Deogratias Kibira, Michael P. Brundage, KC Morris
MSEC2017‐2879 PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF SUPERHARD COATINGS IN DRILLING OF TI‐6AL‐4V ALLOY
Dinh Nguyen, Patrick Kwon, Vadim Voznyuk, Dae‐wook Kim

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ICMP 1‐1‐1 Polymer and Polymer Matrix Composite
ZHS 159
Session Organizer: Shinji Ogihara
ICMP2017‐4335 STIFFNESS REDUCTION DUE TO MATRIX CRACKING IN ANGLE‐PLY COMPOSITE LAMINATES
Shinji Ogihara, Mohammad Fikry Mohammad Jelani, Ryuta Kitamura
ICMP2017‐4343 AE CHARACTERIZATION OF MICROFRACTURE PROCESS DURING BENDING TESTS OF SILICA‐PARTICLE‐FILLED‐EPOXY RESIN
Ryosuke Fujimoto, Fumito Matsuoka, Shuichi Wakayama, Yasuo Karasawa, Naoto Kameda, Takashi Abe
ICMP2017‐4334 INVESTIGATION OF THE QUALITY OF AUTOCLAVED COMPOSITE PLATES THROUGH WORKING PROCESS
Norimichi Nanami, Toshikazu Uchida, Yosuke Watanabe, Katsuyuki Hara, Koji Kuroda, Hiroyuki Hamada, Akihiko Goto, Hayato Nakatani

ICMP 2‐1‐4 Advances in Processing of Polymer based Composites 4
ZHS 252
Session Organizer: Satoshi Kobayashi
Session Co‐Organizer: Asami Nakai
ICMP2017‐4376 EFFECTS OF DIE SHAPE AND MOLDING CONDITION ON COMPOSITE PIPES BY PULTRUSION MOLDING
Asami Nakai, Kyuso Morino, Tatsuya Banno, Masaoki Yagi, Akio Ohtani
ICMP2017‐4384 MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF CFRTP FABRICATED BY FDM 3D PRINTER
Taishi Nakamura, Ryosuke Matsuzaki, Akira Todoroki, Masahito Ueda, Yoshiyasu Hirano
ICMP2017‐4394 SOME SUGGESTIONS FOR IMPROVEMENT OF THE TOPOLOGY OPTIMIZATION FOR ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING OF FIBER REIN‐FORCED COMPOSITES
Kohji Suzuki

ICMP 2‐9‐1 Dieless/Die Free Metal Forming Process
ZHS 352
Session Organizer: Masaaki Otsu
Session Co‐Organizer: Tsuyoshi Furushima

ICMP2017‐4360 WALL THICKNESS CONTROL OF MAGNESIUM ALLOY TUBES BY SEMI‐DIELESS DRAWING PROCESS
Tsuyoshi Furushima, Yutaro Hirose, Ken‐Ichi Manabe
ICMP2017‐4388 IMPROVEMENT OF FORMING ACCURACY USING PRE‐FORMED SHAPE BY FRICTION STIR INCREMENTAL FORMING
Masaaki Otsu, Hiroshi Goto, Masato Okada, Hidenori Yoshimura, Ryo Matsumoto, Takayuki Muranaka
ICMP2017‐4404 LOADING HISTORY DEPENDENCE OF MNS GRAIN DEFORMATION IN FREE‐CUTTING STEEL SUM23
Masaaki Itabashi

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TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 201711:00am – 12:30pm
Joint MSEC-NAMRC-JSME Symposia: MSEC Symposium Invited Speaker Program
Track Organizer: Johnson SamuelTrack Co-Organizer: Lihui Wang, Satoshi Kishimoto
MSEC 8‐3‐1 Additive Manufacturing
Room SGM 123
Session Organizer: Kira Barton
Session Co‐Organizer: Jarred Heigel, Kevin Chou
This session features a 60 min talk on the topic of additive manufacturing followed by a 30 min audience Q & A session.
MSEC2017‐3162 THE DEVELOPMENT AND PROSPECTS FOR ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING
Dave Bourell, Univ Of Texas Austin, Austin, TX, United States

11:00am – 12:30pm
Reusable Abstractions of Manufacturing Processes (RAMP) Challenge
Track Organizer: Swee Leong, NIST, Gaithersburg, MD, United States
Track Co‐Organizer: Donald Libes, NIST, Gaithersburg, MD, United States, Kevin W. Lyons, National Institute of Standards and Technology,
Gaithersburg, MD, United States, KC Morris, National Institute of Standards and Technology, Gaithersburg, MD, United States, Alex Brodsky,
George Mason University, Fairfax, VA, United States
MSEC 10‐1‐2 RAMP Competition: Traditional Processes
Room VPD 105
Session Organizer: William Bernstein, NIST, Gaithersburg, MD, United States
Session Co‐Organizer: Donald Libes, NIST, Gaithersburg, MD, United States
MSEC2017‐3178 MILLING EFFICIENCY INVESTIGATION
Oral Presentation.
Evan Brooke, Stony Brook University, Glen Rock, NJ, United States
MSEC2017‐3179 ROUGH MACHINING OF IMPELLERS UMP
Oral Presentation.
Zhenhua Wu, Virginia State University, Petersburg, VA, United States
MMSEC2017‐3180 MACHINING OF PRISMATIC PARTS
Oral Presentation.
Dusan Sormaz, Ohio Univ, Athens, OH, United States
MSEC2017‐3181 FUSE DIFFUSER‐DRILL, MILL, TURN
Oral Presentation.
Liam Klein, Stony Brook University, Stony Brook, NJ, United States

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TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 201711:00am – 12:30pm
NAMRI/SME David Dornfeld Manufacturing Vision Award and Blue Sky Competition
Room SGM 124

11:00am – 12:30pm Technical Parallel Session - 6

MSEC 3‐4‐1 Surface and Sub‐Surface Functionalization:Ceramic Materials & Grinding
GFS 116
Session Organizer: Rahul Chaudhari
Session Co‐Organizer: Hitomi Yamaguchi
MSEC2017‐2687 PHASE TRANSFORMATIONS DURING HIGH‐SPEED, HIGH‐TEMPERATURE SCRATCHING OF SILICON
Chirag Alreja, Sathyan Subbiah
MSEC2017‐2980 EFFECT OF BINDER CONTENT ON HYBRID MAGNETIC TOOL BEHAVIOR
Max Stein, Hitomi Yamaguchi,
MSEC2017‐2710 EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATIONS FOR WEAR PROPERTIES OF RAPID TOOLING WITH NANO SCALE FILLERS FOR GRINDING APPLI‐CATIONS
Kamaljit Singh Boparai, Rupinder SinghMSEC 2‐3‐4 Machining II
VHE 217
Session Organizer: Jianfeng Ma
Session Co‐Organizer: Zhichao (Charlie) Li
MSEC2017‐2674 CONTROLLING TOPOGRAPHY OF MACHINED SURFACE FOR ADHESIVE‐SEALING
Shun Liu, Sun Jin, Xueping Zhang, Lixin Wang, Benfu Mei, Bin Hu,
MSEC2017‐2712 CHATTER DETECTION IN MILLING PROCESS BASED ON TIME‐FREQUENCY ANALYSIS
Meng‐Kun Liu, Quang M. Tran, Yi‐Wen Qui, Chunhui Chung
MSEC2017‐2891 VARIABLE DAMPING PROFILES FOR LASER SHOCK PEENING SIMULATION USING MODAL ANALYSIS AND THE SEATD METHOD
Mohammad Hatamleh, Jagannathan Shankar Mahadevan, Arif Malik, Dong QianMSEC 3‐1‐2 Composites Manufacturing and Monitoring
SAL 101
Session Organizer: Konstantine Fetfatsidis
Session Co‐Organizer: Daniel F. Walczyk
MSEC2017‐2872 MANUFACTURING SELF‐HEALING COMPOSITES WITH AUTOMATED FIBER PLACEMENT
Konstantine Fetfatsidis, Christopher Hansen, Andrew Burke58

MSEC2017‐2887 IN‐SITU OBSERVATIONS AND PRESSURE MEASUREMENTS FOR AUTOCLAVE CO‐CURE OF HONEYCOMB CORE SANDWICHSTRUCTURES
Mark Anders, Daniel Zebrine, Timotei Centea, Steven Nutt
MSEC2017‐2895 BOUNDARY CONTROL ON EMBEDDED HEATERS FOR COMPOSITE JOINING
Brandon Smith, Mahdi Ashrafi, Mark Tuttle, Santosh Devasia

MSEC 5‐2‐2 Advances in Biomanufacturing of Tissue‐Engineered Scaffolds – 2
SAL 126
Session Organizer: Changxue Xu
Session Co‐Organizer: Yifei Jin
MSEC2017‐2742 CRIMPED FIBER PRINTING VIA E‐JETTING FOR TISSUE ENGINEERING
Yang Wu, Jerry YH Fuh, Yoke San WongMSEC2017‐2921 STUDY OF LIVING CELL DISTRIBUTION DURING INKJET PRINTING OF BIOINK
Mengyun Zhang, Srikumar Krishnamoorthy, Hongtao Song, Changxue Xu
MSEC2017‐3050 STUDY OF LAYER FORMATION DURING DROPLET‐BASED 3D PRINTING OF GEL STRUCTURES
Kyle Christensen, Yong Huang

MSEC 2‐4‐1 Advances in Nontraditional Manufacturing Processes‐1
EEB 248
Session Organizer: Abishek Kamaraj
Session Co‐Organizer: Xiuqing Hao
MSEC2017‐2626 NON‐CONTACT ULTRASONIC ABRASIVE MACHINING OF WIRE‐ELECTRICAL DISCHARGE MACHINED SUS304 STEEL
Kai Liang Tan, Swee Hock Yeo
MSEC2017‐2678 STUDY ON OIL ADSORPTION AND POLISHING CHARACTERISTICS BY NOVEL NANOFIBER PAD FOR ULTRA‐PRECISION ABRASIVE
MACHINING
Wei Wu, Lei MA, Toshiki Hirogaki, Eiichi Aoyama, Morihiko Ikegaya, Takatsugu Echizenya, Hiroyoshi Sota
MSEC2017‐2726 SURFACE GRINDING OF CFRP COMPOSITES USING ROTARY ULTRASONIC MACHINING: EFFECTS OF ULTRASONIC POWER
Hui Wang, Yingbin Hu, Fuda Ning, Yuzhou Li, Meng Zhang, Weilong (Ben) Cong, Samantha Smallwood

MSEC 2‐2‐3 Ultrasonic‐ and Modulation‐Assisted Machining
GER 224
Session Organizer: Yujie Chen
Session Co‐Organizer: Durul Ulutan
MSEC2017‐2780 SURFACE GRINDING OF OPTICAL BK7/K9 GLASS USING ROTARY ULTRASONIC MACHINING: AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY
Yingbin Hu, Hui Wang, Fuda Ning, Weilong (Ben) Cong, Yuzhou Li
MSEC2017‐2863 Rotary Ultrasonic Machining: Effects of Tool End Angle on Delamination of CFRP Drilling
Palamandadige Fernando, Meng Zhang, Zhijian Pei, Weilong (Ben) Cong

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MSEC2017‐2886 EXPERIMENTAL EVALUATION OF CUTTING KINEMATICS AND CHIP EVACUATION IN DRILLING WITH LOW‐FREQUENCYMODULATION‐ASSISTED MACHINING
Yang Guo, James Mann

ICMP1‐3‐1 Advanced Structural/Functional Materials
IRC 1016/1017
Session Organizer: Satoshi Kishimoto
Session Co‐Organizer: Yoshihiko Hangai
ICMP2017‐4303 ESTIMATION OF STRESS AND DISPLACEMENT AROUND NICK ZONE OF ZIPPER PULL TAB FORMED ON PAPERBOARD
Shigeru Nagasawa, Masahiro Uehara, Chiharu Matsumoto, Haruya Kambe, Weerayut Jina,
IMP2017‐4319 CHARACTERISTICS OF LAMINATED SPARK PLASMA SINTERED COMPACTS COMPOSED OF ALUMINA‐PARTICLE‐DISPERSEDMAGNESIUM AND MAGNESIUM
Shigehiro Kawamori, Hiroshi Fujiwara, Yukio Kasuga
ICMP2017‐4447 STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS OF AUTOMOBILE GAS FILLING PUMP NOZZLE CASTED ALUMINUM FUNCTIONAL MATERIAL
Ozdogan Karaçali

MSEC 2‐5‐3 Forming III: Modeling & Experiments
PRB MPR
Session Organizer: Scott Wagner
Session Co‐Organizer: Brad Kinsey
MSEC2017‐2644 BALL BURNISHING UNDER HIGH VELOCITIES USING A NEW ROLLING TOOL CONCEPT
Lars Hiegemann, A. Erman Tekkaya,
MSEC2017‐3026 BENDING MECHANISM ANALYSIS FOR LASER FORMING OF METAL FOAM
Tizian Bucher, Adelaide Young, Min Zhang, Chang Jun Chen, Y Lawrence Yao
MSEC2017‐2826 ANALYTICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL EVALUATION OF FLOW CHARACTERISTICS OF ANNEALED AISI 304 STAINLESS STEEL SHEET IN
MULTI‐SCALE BULGE FORMING
Ayotunde Olayinka, William Emblom, Scott Wagner

MSEC 4‐5‐3 Cloud Manufacturing III
PRB PC
Session Organizer: Miroslav Ljubicic
Session Co‐Organizer: Ray Zhong
MSEC2017‐2815 CLOUD MANUFACTURING‐ENABLED PRODUCTION LOGISTICS SERVICE SYSTEM IN INDUSTRIAL PARK
Kai Kang, Ting Qu, Hao Luo, Suxiu Xu, Congdong Li, George Huang
MSEC2017‐2827 DISRUPTION RECOVERY MODEL FOR COMPLEX FLOW SHOP SCHEDULING WITH CONSIDERING BEHAVIOR UNDER ENVIRONMENTOF THE INTERNET OF THINGSBo Hongguang, Li Huanzhi, Zhang Huilin, Guo Yi, Mu Wei
MSEC2017‐2839 MULTI‐TASK SCHEDULING BASED ON QOS EVALUATION IN CLOUD MANUFACTURING SYSTEM
Feng Li, Lin Zhang, Yuanjun Laili

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MSEC 2‐6‐2 & ICMP 1‐6‐3 Scalable Nanomanufacturing – IIPRB SCR
Session Organizer: Yong Gan
Session Co‐Organizer: Rajiv Malhotra
MSEC2017‐2638 ELECTROSPUN SODIUM‐COBALT OXIDE CERAMIC NANOFIBER AND THE ELECTROMAGNETIC RESPONSES
Arturo Bautista, Juan Aguado, Yong Gan
MSEC2017‐2739 RAPID INTENSE PULSE LIGHT SINTERING OF COPPER SULPHIDE NANOPARTICLE FILMS
Shalu Bansal, Zhongwei Gao, Chih‐hung Chang, Rajiv Malhotra
ICMP2017‐4351 DEVELOPMENT OF CNF/FRAME‐RESISTANT MAGNESIUM ALLOY COMPOSITESGen Sasaki, Youqiang Yao, Kenjiro Sugio

ICMP2‐8‐1 Forming
HAR 101
Session Organizer: Masaaki Otsu
Session Co‐Organizer: Kazuhiko Kitamura
ICMP2017‐4374 DEVELOPMENT OF CHLORIDE‐FREE OIL FOR COLD FORMING OF STAINLESS STEEL
Tomohiro Takaki, Kazuhiko Kitamura, Makino Takehiko, Jun‐ichi Shibata
ICMP2017‐4346 EFFECTS OF FRICTION WELDING CONDITIONS ON TENSILE STRENGTH OF FRICTION WELDED JOINT BETWEEN 5052 AL ALLOY AND
PURE COPPER
Masaaki Kimura, Yuusuke Inui, Masahiro Kusaka, Koichi Kaizu

MSEC 5‐1‐2 Tissue joining
ZHS 159
Session Organizer: Roland Chen
Session Co‐Organizer: Yancheng WangMSEC2017‐2944 MEASUREMENT OF TISSUE THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY WITH VARIABLE THERMAL DOSE DURING AN ELECTROSURGICAL JOINING
PROCESS
Che‐Hao Yang, Samantha Kaonis, Wei Li, Roland Chen
MSEC2017‐2962 PATTERNED MICROSTRUCTURE ARRAY FABRICATION BY USING A NOVEL STANDING SURFACE ACOUSTIC WAVE DEVICE
Yancheng Wang, Dai Xue, Zhaoxin Deng, Deqing Mei
MSEC2017‐3091 DYNAMIC ELECTRICAL IMPEDANCE IN BIPOLAR TISSUE WELDING
Xiaoran Li, Russell Borduin, Roland Chen Wei Li,

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ICMP 1‐4‐2 Measurement and Monitoring
ZHS 252
Session Organizer: Kentaro Takagi
ICMP2017‐4381 REAL‐TIME MONITORING OF BIOLOGICAL CELLS TRACTION AND MIGRATION DYNAMICS BY IONIC POLYMER METAL COMPOSITES(IPMCS) MICROPILLARS/SUBSTRATES
Abouhamed Saberi, Sharon Ashworth, Mohsen Shahinpoor
ICMP2017‐4409 FABRICATION OF IRRADIATED GRID ONTO THE PHOTOCHROMIC PAINT FOR DEFORMATION MEASUREMENT
Satoshi Kishimoto
ICMP2017‐4436 RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN SMART COMPOSITES AND LAMINATES
Hiroshi Asanuma

ICMP 3‐2‐1 Dynamic Behavior of Materials and Structures – I
ZHS 352
Session Organizer: Hidetoshi Kobayashi
Session Co‐Organizer: Masaaki Itabashi
ICMP2017‐4424 EFFECT OF STRAIN RATE DEPENDENCE OF CELL WALL MATERIAL ON DYNAMIC COMPRESSIVE BEHAVIOR OF ALUMINUM FOAMS
Ken‐ichi Tanigaki, Keitaro Horikawa, Hidetoshi Kobayashi, Kinya Ogawa,
ICMP2017‐4433 EFFECTS OF BOUNDARY CONDITION AND CELL STRUCTURE ON DYNAMIC AXIAL CRUSHING HONEYCOMB
Tsutomu Umeda, Koji Mimura
ICMP2017‐4330 MICROSTRUCTURAL EVOLUTION IN ALUMINUM ALLOYS CAUSED BY HIGH SPEED DEFORMATION
Keitaro Horikawa, Ken‐ichi Tanigaki, Hidetoshi Kobayashi

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TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 2017
2:00pm – 3:30pm
RAMP Workshop: Formalizing Manufacturing Processes for Structured Sustainability Assessments
Track Organizer: Swee Leong, NIST, Gaithersburg, MD, United States
Track Co‐Organizer: Donald Libes, NIST, Gaithersburg, MD, United States, Kevin W. Lyons, National Institute of Standards and Technology,
Gaithersburg, MD, United States, KC Morris, National Institute of Standards and Technology, Gaithersburg, MD, United States, Alex Brodsky,
George Mason University, Fairfax, VA, United States

MSEC 10‐2‐1 Formal Methods and Technologies for Characterizing Processes
Room VPD 105
Session Organizer: William Bernstein, NIST, Gaithersburg, MD, United States
Session Co‐Organizer: Mohan Krishnamoorthy, George Mason University, Fairfax, VA, United States

2:00pm – 3:30pm
NAMRI/SME David Dornfeld Manufacturing Vision Award and Blue Sky Competition
Room SGM 124

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TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 2017
2:00pm – 3:30pm Technical Parallel Session - 7
NAMRC ‐ TRACK 1 "Manufacturing Systems" ‐ Applications 1
GFS 116Chairman: Ray Zhong
NAMRC‐176 DATA ANALYTICS FRAMEWORK FOR SEMI‐CONTINUOUS MANUFACTURING PROCESS – IMPLEMENTATION VISION WITH A USE CASE
Parikshit Mehta, Christopher Seaman and Sergio Butkewitsch‐Choze
NAMRC‐102 ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF LIGNOCELLULOSIC BIOFUEL MANUFACTURING CONSIDERING INTEGRATED LIGNIN WASTE CONVERSIONTO HYDROCARBON FUELS
Yuntian Ge, Fadwa Dababneh and Lin Li
NAMRC‐46 DEVELOPMENT OF A SMART PLASTIC INJECTION MOLD WITH CONFORMAL COOLING CHANNELS
Hong‐Seok Park and Xuan‐Phuong Dang

NAMRC ‐ TRACK 5 Manufacturing Education, Workforce Development, and Outreach ‐ 1
VHE 217
Chairman: Hitomi Yamaguchi
NAMRC‐178 ERROR COMPENSATION AND ACCURACY IMPROVEMENTS IN 5‐AXIS MACHINE TOOLS USING THE GLOBAL OFFSET METHOD
Jie Gu, John Agapiou and Sheri Kurgin
NAMRC‐162 PERIODIC ERROR COMPENSATION IN FIBER‐COUPLED HETERODYNE INTERFEROMETRY
Chao Lu, Jon Ellis, Ethan Burnam‐Fay, Tony Schmitz and Joshua Tarbutton
NAMRC‐60 INCORPORATION OF PHYSICS‐BASED MACHINING MODELS IN REAL‐TIME DECISION MAKING VIA METAMODELS
Bhisham Sharma, Rishab Harikrishnan, Stuart McCrorie, Marc Conner, Meisam Salahshoor, Abhijit Deshmukh and Michael Sangid

NAMRC ‐ TRACK 2 "Manufacturing Processes" ‐ Manufacturing Composites 1
SAL 101
Chairman: Dinakar Sagapuram
NAMRC‐78 TOOL TEMPERATURE IN SLOTTING OF CFRP COMPOSITES
Mohamed El‐Hofy, Sein Leung Soo, David Aspinwall, Wei‐Ming Sim, David Pearson, Rachid M'Saoubi and Peter Harden
NAMRC‐37 A FUNDAMENTAL STUDY OF NANO ELECTRODEPOSITION USING A COMBINED MOLECULAR DYNAMICS AND QUANTUM MECHANICALELECTRON FORCE FIELD APPROACH
Anne Brant and Murali Sundaram
NAMRC‐124 AL‐TIB2 NANOCOMPOSITES PRODUCED BY FLUX‐ASSISTED LIQUID‐STATE PROCESSING
Abdolreza Javadi, Chezheng Cao and Xiaochun Li

NAMRC ‐ TRACK 2 "Manufacturing Processes" ‐ Joining 1

SAL 126
Chairman: Livan Fratini
NAMRC‐9 INVESTIGATION INTO THE USE OF ADHESIVE FILLERS AND SOFT START CURING TO REDUCE THE DISTORTION OF A WORK‐PIECE SUP‐PORTED BY PAAW JOINTS
Kristopher Doll, Haochen Xie and Edward De Meter

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NAMRC‐28 ENHANCEMENT OF MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF FSWED AA7075 LAP JOINTS THROUGH IN‐SITU FABRICATION OF MMC
Gianluca Buffa, Davide Campanella and Livan Fratini

NAMRC‐157 NUMERICAL INVESTIGATION OF CP‐TI/CU110 IMPACT WELDING USING SMOOTHED PARTICLE HYDRODYNAMICS AND ARBITRARYLAGRANGIAN‐EULERIAN METHODSAli Nassiri, Shunyi Zhang, Taeseon Lee, Tim Abke, Anupam Vivek, Brad Kinsey and Glenn Daehn

NAMRC ‐ TRACK 4 "Cyber‐Physical Systems in Manufacturing" – 1
EEB 248
Chairman: Tsz Ho KWOKNAMRC‐15 AUGMENTED REALITY‐ASSISTED INTELLIGENT WINDOW FOR CYBER‐PHYSICAL MACHINE TOOLS
Chao Liu, Sheng Cao, Wayne Tse and Xun Xu

NAMRC‐10 MACHINE LEARNING‐BASED CPS FOR CLUSTERING HIGH THROUGHPUT MACHINING CYCLE CONDITIONS
Javier Díaz, Concha Bielza and Pedro Larrañaga

NAMRC‐127 STREAMING MACHINE GENERATED DATA TO ENABLE A THIRD‐PARTY ECOSYSTEM OF DIGITAL MANUFACTURING APPS
Shaurabh Singh, James Barkley, Yuan‐Shin Lee, Paul Cohen, Binil Starly and Atin Angrish

NAMRC ‐ TRACK 3 "Additive Manufacturing" ‐ Material Properties 1
GER 224Chairman: Jingyan Dong
NAMRC‐41 EXPERIMENTAL CHARACTERIZATION OF CLAD MICROSTRUCTURE AND ITS CORRELATION WITH RESIDUAL STRESSES
Santanu Paul, Khushahal Thool, Ramesh Singh, Indradev Samajdar and Wenyi Yan

NAMRC‐149 THERMAL EFFECT ON CLAD DIMENSION FOR LASER DEPOSITED INCONEL 718
Jennifer Bennett, Sarah Wolff, Gregory Hyatt, Kornel Ehmann and Jian Cao

NAMRC‐100 EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF SINGLE‐ AND DUAL‐MATERIAL 3D PRINTED PRODUCTS
Heechang Kim, Eunju Park, Suhyun Kim, Bumsoo Park, Namhun Kim and Seungchul Lee

NAMRC ‐ TRACK 3 "Additive Manufacturing" ‐ Process Optimization 1
IRC 1016/1017
Chairman: Yong Huang
NAMRC‐96 GRAIN‐BASED SUPPORT ARCHITECTURE DESIGN FOR ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING
Ahasan Habib and Bashir Khoda

NAMRC‐120 DESIGN OPTIMIZATION OF PLASTIC INJECTION TOOLING FOR ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING
Tong Wu, Suchana Akter Jahan, Yi Zhang, Jing Zhang, Hazim El‐Mounayri and Andres Tovar

NAMRC‐118 THERMO‐MECHANICAL DESIGN OPTIMIZATION OF CONFORMAL COOLING CHANNELS USING DESIGN OF EXPERIMENTS APPROACH
Suchana Akter Jahan, Tong Wu, Yi Zhang, Jing Zhang, Andres Tovar and Hazim El‐Mounayri

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NAMRC ‐ TRACK 3 "Additive Manufacturing" ‐ Support Structure
PRB MPR
Chairman: Dazhong Wu

NAMRC‐147 HIGHLY REMOVABLE WATER SUPPORT FOR STEREOLITHOGRAPHY
Jie Jin and Yong Chen

NAMRC‐40 ELECTROHYDRODYNAMIC PRINTING MULTI‐SCALE MULTI‐PATTERN SCAFFOLD FOR 3D CELL CULTURE
Jie SunNAMRC‐54 SUPPORT STRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT AND INITIAL RESULTS FOR METAL POWDER BED FUSION ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING
Dakota Morgan, Emmanuel Agba and Chris Hill

MSEC 2‐3‐6 Material Processing & Machining III
PRB PC
Session Organizer: Xueping Zhang
Session Co‐Organizer: Sebastian BarthMSEC2017‐2759 MODELING OF THE GRINDING WHEEL TOPOGRAPHY DEPENDING ON THE RECIPE‐DEPENDENT VOLUMETRIC COMPOSITION
Fritz Klocke, Sebastian Barth, Michael Rom, Christian Wrobel
MSEC2017‐3043 FEM INVESTIGATION OF THE EFFECTS OF IMPACT SPEED AND ANGLE OF IMPACTS OF ABRASIVE IN THE VIBRATION ASSISTED
NANO IMPACT MACHINING BY LOOSE ABRASIVES
Nick Duong, Jianfeng Ma, Shuting Lei,
MSEC2017‐3009 EXPERIMENTAL AND NUMERICAL ANALYSIS OF BURN MARKS AND SHRINKAGE EFFECT ON INJECTION MOLDING
Saeed Beheshtian Mesgaran, Seyyed Emad Seyyed Mousavi, Farzad Elhami Nik

NAMRC ‐ TRACK 2 "Manufacturing Processes" ‐ Mischellaneous 2
PRB SCR
Chairman: Fiona Zhao

NAMRC‐85 CHARACTERIZATION OF WELD ATTRIBUTES IN ULTRASONIC WELDING OF SHORT CARBON FIBER REINFORCED THERMOPLASTICCOMPOSITES
Kaifeng Wang, Daniel Shriver, Yang Li, Mihaela Banu, S. Jack Hu, Guoxian Xiao, Jorge Arinez and Hua‐Tzu Fan

NAMRC‐171 ON THE ANALYSIS OF METAL DROPLETS DURING COLD METAL TRANSFER
Chen Zhou, Hongliang Wang, Thomas Perry and James Schroth

NAMRC‐66 OPTIMUM PROCESS PARAMETERS FOR SPRINGBACK REDUCTION OF SINGLE POINT INCREMENTALLY FORMED POLYCARBONATE
William Edwards, Tyler Grimm, Ihab Ragai and John Roth67

MSEC 4‐8‐2 Innovative Tooling‐1
HAR 101
Session Organizer: Burak Sencer
Session Co‐Organizer: Yasuhiro Kakinuma
MSEC2017‐2699 THE PRESSURE STRAIGHTENING TECHNOLOGY OF LINEAR GUIDE RAILS USING DUAL INDENTER‐DUAL CLAMP SYSTEM
Zhang Yongquan, Lu Hong, Wei Fan, Wang Shaojun, Wei Qinyu, Ling He
MSEC2017‐2702 AN EFFECTIVE SPIRAL TRAJECTORY GENERATION APPROACH FOR THE TURNING OF PISTON SKIRT WITH MIDDLE‐BULGED VARY‐
ING ELLIPSE
Lu Hong, Su Xiangang, Zhang Xinbao, Zhang Yongquan, Wei Fan, Wang Shaojun
MSEC2017‐2829 DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF DOUBLE SPIRAL SHAPED FLEXURAL FEED STAGE FOR MICRO‐DRILLING WORKSTATION
Kiran Bhole, Megha Janbandhu, Sachin Mastud

MSEC 4‐5‐4 Cloud Manufacturing IV
ZHS 159
Session Organizer: Yujie Chen
Session Co‐Organizer: Ray Zhong
MSEC2017‐2705 HYPERGRAPH‐BASED MODELING OF MANUFACTURING SERVICES IN CLOUD MANUFACTURING
Meng Yu, Wenjun Xu, Jiwei Hu, Zude Zhou, Duc Truong PhamMSEC2017‐2807 THE BEHAVIOR SIMULATION OF MANUFACTURING SERVICES IN A SERVICE‐ORIENTED NETWORKED MANUFACTURING
ENVIRONMENT
Jingbo Wang, Ping Lou, Xuemei Jiang, Qin Wei, Yongzhi Qu
MSEC2017‐2817 AN INDIVIDUAL REQUIREMENTS‐ORIENTED SERVICE SCHEDULING METHOD IN CLOUD MANUFACTURING
Longfei Zhou, Lin Zhang, Lei Ren

ICMP 1‐4‐1 Energy harvesting and Energy devices
ZHS 252
Session Organizer: Minoru Taya
ICMP2017‐4325 DEPLOYABLE RENEWABLE ENERGY DEVICES FOR DISASTER MITIGATION WITH SMART NANOGRID
Mehrdad Ghasemi Nejhad, Brenden Minei, Caton Gabrick, Matsu Thornton, Reza Ghorbani
ICMP2017‐4342 ENERGY HARVESTING FROM TEMPERATURE CHANGE BY PIEZOELECTRIC/CNT‐BASED POLYMER COMPOSITE LAMINATESMarina Fox, Kotaro Mori, Fumio Narita
ICMP2017‐4419 DEVELOPMENT OF CU/UNTWISTED CNT COMPOSITE WITH HIGH AMPACITY AND CONDUCTIVITY
Hiroyuki Kawada, Takahiro Sakai, Taesung Kim, Hidefumi Nikawa, Atsushi Hosoi

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ICMP 3‐2‐2 Dynamic Behavior of Materials and Structures – II
ZHS 352
Session Organizer: Masaaki Itabashi
Session Co‐Organizer: Tsutomu Umeda
ICMP2017‐4418 CONSTITUTIVE RELATION OF ADHESIVE LAYER UNDER COMBINED LOADING CONDITIONSNorihide Abe, Yuki Yamagata, Yu Sekiguchi, Chiaki Sato
ICMP2017‐4391 ANALYSIS AND MEASUREMENT OF DYNAMIC PROPERTIES OF AN O‐RING SUPPORTING A HIGH SPEED BEARING
Tadayoshi Shoyama, Koji Fujimoto
ICMP2017‐4425 PROPAGATION BEHAVIOR OF STRESS WAVES IN TWO CONNECTED ELASTIC BODIES WITH MECHANICAL IMPEDANCE MATCHING
Yuya Seo, Kinya Ogawa, Hidetoshi Kobayashi, Keitaro Horikawa, Ken‐ichi Tanigaki

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TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 2017
3:45pm – 5:15pm
Joint MSEC-NAMRC-JSME Symposia: MSEC Symposium Invited Speaker Program
Track Organizer: Johnson SamuelTrack Co-Organizer: Lihui Wang, Satoshi Kishimoto
MSEC 8‐3‐3 Nanotribology Implications for Manufacturing
Room SGM 123
Session Organizer: Mathew Kuttolamadom
Session Co‐Organizer: Dinakar Sagapuram
This session features a 60 min talk, followed by a 30 min audience Q & A session.
MSEC2017‐3172 EMERGING TRENDS IN NANOTRIBOLOGY, AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS FOR MANUFACTURING
Robert Carpick, Univ Of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA, United States

3:45pm – 5:15pm
RAMP Workshop: Formalizing Manufacturing Processes for Structured Sustainability Assessments
Track Organizer: Swee Leong, NIST, Gaithersburg, MD, United States
Track Co‐Organizer: Donald Libes, NIST, Gaithersburg, MD, United States, Kevin W. Lyons, National Institute of Standards and Technology,
Gaithersburg, MD, United States, KC Morris, National Institute of Standards and Technology, Gaithersburg, MD, United States, Alex Brodsky,
George Mason University, Fairfax, VA, United States

MSEC 10‐2‐2 Hands‐on Session: Model Building Using JSON and JSONiq
Room VPD 105
Session Organizer: Alex Brodsky, George Mason University, Fairfax, VA, United States
Session Co‐Organizer: Mohan Krishnamoorthy, George Mason University, Fairfax, VA, United States

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TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 2017
3:45pm – 5:15pm
Technical Parallel Session - 8

NAMRC ‐ TRACK 1 "Manufacturing Systems" ‐ Applications 2
GFS 116Chairman: Moneer Helu
NAMRC‐130 VIRTUALIZATION AND DEEP RECOGNITION FOR SYSTEM FAULT CLASSIFICATION
Peng Wang, Ananya Ananya, Ruqiang Yan and Robert Gao

NAMRC‐63 FLEXIBLE FIXTURING CONFIGURATION DESIGN OF THIN‐WALLED PART BASED ON MAGNETORHEOLOGICAL EFFECT
Yongqing Wang, Qi Luo, Haibo Liu, Xianjun Sheng and Jun Zhang
NAMRC‐39 THREE DIMENSIONAL FINITE ELEMENT SIMULATION OF CUTTING FORCES AND CUTTING TEMPERATURE IN HARD MILLING OF AISIH13 STEEL
Qing Zhang, Song Zhang and Jianfeng Li

NAMRC ‐ TRACK 5 "Manufacturing Education, Workforce Development, and Outreach" ‐ 2
VHE 217
Chairman: Hitomi Yamaguchi
NAMRC‐ORAL
TRAINING THE WORKFORCE IN ADVANCED COMPOSITES AND PROCESSES
Joannie A. Harmon
NAMRC‐ORAL
Staci Bertrand

BECOMING A GLOBAL HUB OF MANUFACTURING TALENT: FLORIDA’S GREATER GAINESVILLE REGIONNAMRC‐109 EVALUATION OF QUENCHING METHODS FOR THE PURPOSE OF ACOUSTIC DATA COLLECTION
Travis Roney, Samantha Muhhuku, Chetan Nikhare, Ihab Ragai and David Loker

NAMRC ‐ TRACK 2 "Manufacturing Processes" ‐ Manufacturing Composites 2
SAL 101
Chairman: Binil Starly
NAMRC‐136 EFFECT OF BOTTOM SHAPE ON ACOUSTIC STREAMING IN ULTRASONIC PROCESSING OF METAL MATRIX NANOCOMPOSITES(MMNCS)
Saheem Absar, Pavan Pasumarthi and Hongseok Choi
NAMRC‐148 SCALABLE MANUFACTURING OF 10 NM TIC NANOPARTICLES THROUGH MOLTEN SALT REACTION
Chezheng Cao, Weiqing Liu, Abdolreza Javadi, Haonan Ling and Xiaochun Li
NAMRC‐67 HYBRID CO2 LASER WATERJET HEAT (LWH) TREATMENT OF BINDERED BORON NITRIDE COMPOSITES WITH HARDNESS IMPROVEMENT
Jingnan Zhao, Pranav Shrotriya and Kwang Shiong Wong71

NAMRC ‐ TRACK 2 "Manufacturing Processes" ‐ Joining 2
SAL 126
Chairman: Livan Fratini
NAMRC‐82 THE EFFECTS OF WELDING PARAMETERS AND BACKING PLATE DIFFUSIVITY ON ENERGY CONSUMPTION IN FRICTION STIR WELDING
Woongjo Choi, Justin Morrow, Frank Pfefferkorn and Michael Zinn

NAMRC‐29 THE EFFECT OF HORN KNURL GEOMETRY ON BATTERY TAB ULTRASONIC WELDING QUALITY: 2D FINITE ELEMENT SIMULATIONS
Wayne CaiNAMRC‐145 OPTIMIZATION OF STEPLOCK® ORTHOTIC KNEE JOINT DESIGN
Omar Castiblanco and Iqbal Shareef

NAMRC ‐ TRACK 4 Cyber‐Physical Systems in Manufacturing ‐ 2
EEB 248
Chairman: Song Xuan
NAMRC‐44 DATA‐DRIVEN WELD NUGGET WIDTH PREDICTION WITH DECISION TREE ALGORITHM
Fahim Ahmed and Kyoung‐Yun Kim

NAMRC‐68 BIG DATA ANALYTICS BASED FAULT PREDICTION FOR SHOP FLOOR SCHEDULING
Wei Ji and Lihui Wang

NAMRC‐137 SENSOR DATA AND INFORMATION FUSION TO CONSTRUCT DIGITAL‐TWINS VIRTUAL MACHINE TOOLS FOR CYBER‐PHYSICALMANUFACTURING
Yi Cai, Binil Starly, Shaurabh Singh, Paul Cohen and Yuan‐Shin Lee

NAMRC ‐ TRACK 3 Additive Manufacturing ‐ Material Properties 2
GER 224Chairman: Jingyan Dong
NAMRC‐142 MICRO‐SCALE TEXTURE FABRICATION USING IMMERSED SURFACE ACCUMULATION
Xiangjia Li and Yong Chen

NAMRC‐128 EFFECTS OF HOT ISOSTATIC PRESSING ON COPPER PARTS FABRICATED VIA BINDER JETTING
Ashwath Yegyan Kumar, Yun Bai, Anders Eklund and Christopher Williams

NAMRC‐32 SIMULATION OF ELASTIC PROPERTIES OF SOLID‐LATTICE HYBRID STRUCTURES FABRICATED BY ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING
Guoying Dong, Yunlong Tang and Yaoyao Fiona Zhao

NAMRC ‐ TRACK 3 Additive Manufacturing ‐ Process Optimization 2
IRC 1016/1017
Chairman: Stefania Bruschi
NAMRC‐152 DIRECT BIO‐PRINTING WITH HETEROGENEOUS TOPOLOGY DESIGN
Amm Nazmul Ahsan, Ruinan Xie and Bashir Khoda

NAMRC‐36 EXPERIMENTAL OPTIMIZATION OF FUSED DEPOSITION MODELLING PROCESSING PARAMETERS: A DESIGN‐FOR‐MANUFACTURING
APPROACH
Ala’aldin Alafaghani, Ala Qattawi, Buraaq Alrawi and Arturo Guzman

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NAMRC‐153 HIERARCHICAL SCANNING DATA STRUCTURE FOR ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING
Ahasan Habib and Bashir Khoda

MSEC 1‐2‐2 Enhancement of Component Design, Properties & Functionality Part 1
PRB MPR
Session Organizer: Alessandro Ascari
Session Co‐Organizer: Alessandro Fortunato
MSEC2017‐2823 CONSTRUCTION‐SCALE 3D PRINTING: SHAPE STABILITY OF FRESH PRINTING CONCRETE
Ali Kazemian, Xiao Yuan, Ryan Meier, Evan Cochran, Behrokh Khoshnevis
MSEC2017‐2918 RESIDUAL STRESS ENHANCEMENT IN 3D PRINTED INCONEL 718 SUPERALLOY TREATED BY ULTRASONIC NANO‐CRYSTAL SURFACE
MODIFICATION
Jing Shi, Kuldeep Sidhu, Vijay Vasudevan, Seetha Mannava
MSEC2017‐2978 ENHANCING MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF THIN‐WALLED STRUCTURES USING NON‐PLANAR EXTRUSION BASED ADDITIVE MAN‐
UFACTURING
Abdullah Alsharhan, Timotei Centea, Satyandra Gupta

MSEC 2‐3‐8 Machining V
PRB PC
Session Organizer: Sebastian Barth
Session Co‐Organizer: Xueping Zhang
MSEC2017‐2673 PREDICTING MULTI‐SCALE DIMENSIONAL ACCURACY OF ENGINE CYLINDER BY HONING
Zaoyang Zhou, Xueping Zhang, Zhenqiang Yao, Lifeng Xi
MSEC2017‐2860 THERMAL LOAD DETERMINATION IN DRY MACHINING THROUGH A FIXED IDENTIFIABILITY CONJUGATE GRADIENT METHOD
Patric Figueiredo, Marc Deppermann, Reinhold Kneer
MSEC2017‐3049 TURNING FORCE PREDICTION OF AISI 4130 CONSIDERING DYNAMIC RECRYSTALLIZATION
Zhipeng Pan, Yixuan Feng, Xia Ji, Steven LiangMSEC 4‐11‐1 Nanomanufacturing of Multi‐functional Systems
PRB SCR
Session Organizer: Chunghorng Liu
Session Co‐Organizer: Wenzhuo Wu, Dong Ding
MSEC2017‐2680 PLASMONIC NANOFOCUSING IN DEEP AND EXTREME SUB‐WAVELENGTH SCALE FOR SCALABLE NANOLITHOGRAPHY
Zhidong Du, Chen Chen, Liang Pan
MSEC2017‐2818 TRANSPORT AND INTERFACIAL PHENOMENA IN NANOSCALE CONFINED LASER CRYSTALLIZATION
Wan Shou, Heng Pan
MSEC2017‐2833 RATIONAL SYNTHESIS OF NANOSTRUCTURED ELECTRODE MATERIALS FOR HIGH‐PERFORMANCE SUPERCAPACITORS
CP Wong73

MSEC 3‐2‐2 Properties of Energy Materials
HAR 101
Session Organizer: Nilesh Kumar
Session Co‐Organizer: Aleksandra FortierMSEC2017‐2604 RESIDUAL STRESS DISTRIBUTION AND THE CONCEPT OF TOTAL FATIGUE STRESS IN LASER AND MECHANICALLY FORMED COM‐MERCIALLY PURE GRADE 2 TITANIUM ALLOY PLATES
Kadephi V Mjali, Peter Madindwa Mashinini, Annelize Els‐Botes
MSEC2017‐2614 FATIGUE BEHAVIOR OF TWO NOTCHED CUTTING TOOL MATERIALS: M42 HSS AND WC‐10COBALT
Zainul Huda, Muhammad H. Ajani, Muhammad S. Ahmed
MSEC2017‐2882 UNDERSTANDING PLASTIC DEFORMATION MECHANISM(S) IN RECRYSTALLIZED ZIRCALOY‐4
Nilesh Kumar, Abdullah Alomari, K. L. Murty

MSEC 4‐5‐5 Cloud Manufacturing V
ZHS 159
Session Organizer: Xi Vincent Wang
Session Co‐Organizer: Wenjun Xu
MSEC2017‐2708 DESIGN FOR ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING IN THE CLOUD PLATFORM
Yuanbin Wang, Robert Blache, Xun Xu
MSEC2017‐2747 PROBABILISTIC MODEL FOR ONLINE 3D PRINTING SERVICE EVALUATIONJin Cui, Lin Zhang, Lei Ren
MSEC2017‐2889 BUSINESS PROCESS MODEL LIFE‐CYCLE MANAGEMENT IN CLOUD MANUFACTURING
Miroslav Ljubicic, Nenad Ivezic, Boonserm Kulvatunyou, Scott Nieman, , Nenad Anicic, Zoran Marjanovic

ICMP 1‐4‐4 Sensors and Actuators
ZHS 252
Session Organizer: Junpei Sakurai
ICMP2017‐4440 DESIGN OF DIELECTRIC ELASTOMER BASED ACTUATORS AND SENSORSKevin Kadooka, Hiroya Imamura, Sara Neidenberg, Minoru Taya
ICMP2017‐4426 ARBITRARY ORDER SIMULATION WITH A SIMPLIFIED MULTI‐PHYSICAL MODEL OF IPMC SENSOR
Jun Takeda, Kentaro Takagi, Zicai Zhu, Kinji Asaka
ICMP2017‐4320 EFFECT OF MICROSTRUCTURE OF METAL‐CORE PIEZOELECTRIC FIBER/ALUMINUM COMPOSITE ON ITS OUTPUT VOLTAGE
CHARACTERISTIC
Tetsuro Yanaseko, Hiroshi Sato, Isao Kuboki, Hiroshi Asanuma

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ICMP 3‐3‐1 Measurements and Nondestructive Evaluations‐1
ZHS 352
Session Organizer: Tatsuro Kosaka
Session Co‐Organizer: Yoshinao Kishimoto
ICMP2017‐4309 ON THE TRANSDUCTION OF ULTRASOUND THROUGH A POLYMER FILM
Hironori Tohmyoh
ICMP2017‐4323 CHARACTERIZATION OF CONTACT CONDITION IN A FLANGE CONNECTION BY LONGITUDINAL WAVES
Hideo Cho, Kanami Yamamoto, Kojiro Nishimiya, Hiroaki Ito, Junya Shimizu
ICMP2017‐4336 MOLTEN POLYMER MONITORING DURING SOLIDIFICATION BY ULTRASONIC PULSE‐ECHO METHOD USING POLYGONAL BUFFER
ROD
Masanori Abe, Ikuo Ihara

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TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 2017

5:30pm – 6:45pm
USC Laboratory Tours
Viterbi Engineering Quad

M.C. Gill Composites Center (VHE 406) ‐ Director Professor Steven Nutt
Established in 1995 and endowed with a generous gift from M.C. Gill in 2002, the mission of the Center is to address problems as‐sociated with the design, manufacture, and behavior of composites and composite structures. The scope includes the training of
graduate and undergraduate students through sponsored research projects and through course instruction. Personnel within theCenter provide a range of expertise that includes Postdoctoral Associates, outstanding scholars with specialized skills in mechanics,
polymer science, and manufacturing technology. Center personnel work closely with industrial sponsors, and recent industrial col‐laborations have involved the M.C. Gill Corporation, Airbus, General Electric, Composite Technology Corporation, HRL Laboratories,
Raytheon, Cytec Engineered Materials, L'Garde Corporation, Bell Helicopter, NewBasis, HyperTherm Composites, andNorthrop‐Grumman.
Game Pipe Lab– Director Professor Mike Zyda **BUS Transportation**

The USC GamePipe Laboratory of the University of Southern California is located in a secluded garden in Los Angeles. It was estab‐lished by Director Michael Zyda and has been running for 10 years beginning in fall 2005.
GamePipe celebrated its 10th‐anniversary last year and has attracted more than 1,500 students. GamePipe's program has been thenumber one program in the Princeton Review for six consecutive years. GamePipe has many instructors with field experience
who are still working in the business; Artem Kovalovs from Naughty Dog, programmer of Last of Us and Uncharted 4, Technology
Senior Director Jose Villeta from Disney Interactive Studio, and Google Product Manager Khaled Abdel Rahman, just to name a few.

Center for Advanced Manufacturing (CAM) – Director Professor S.K. Gupta**BUS Transportation**

The University of Southern California has established a new center focused on Advanced Manufacturing. The center will support acomprehensive program in advanced manufacturing. The goals of the center are to:o Grow manufacturing research at USC by launching new initiatives;o Enrich educational experience of students and help in attracting high quality students to USC;o Provide access to the latest manufacturing technology to the USC community; ando Support manufacturing industry in the Southern California region.
Focus Areas• The center has the following four focus areas:• Focus Area 1: Digital Manufacturing.
• Focus Area 2: Additive Manufacturing.
• Focus Area 3: Robotics and Automation.
• Focus Area 4: Smart Manufacturing.

7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Joint MSEC-NAMRC-JSME Poster Sessions
Town & Gown [Note: Posters must be setup between 3-4 Pm]

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Exhibit Table in Engineering Plaza
Mon, Tues, Wed

Exhibit Table in Engineering Plaza
Mon, Tues, Wed

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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 2017
OVERVIEW
7:30am - 6:00pm

Registration

Epstein Family Engineering Plaza

8:00am - 10:00am

Vendor Set up

Epstein Family Engineering Breezeway

10:00am - 5:00pm

Exhibits

Epstein Family Engineering Breezeway

8:00am-9:00am

Breakfast

Ronald Tutor Campus Center Ballroom (RTCC)

8:00am - 8:15am

WelcomeRonald Tutor Campus Center Ballroom (RTCC)

8:15am - 9:00am

Keynote: Scott Willoughby (Northrop Grumman)
James Webb Space Telescope Talk

Ronald Tutor Campus Center Ballroom (RTCC)

9:15am - 10:00am

JSME Plenary 2- Dr. Hiroyuki Hamada: Looking
at tradition, creating the future-DENTO MIRAI-

SGM 123

10:00am - 10:45am

JSME Keynote -Dr. Hiroshi Asanuma: Smart Disaster Mitigation Based on Novel Materials andStructures

SGM 123

9:15am – 10:45am

Technical Parallel Session - 9

10:45am - 11:00am

Morning Break

11:00am - 12:30pm

Technical Parallel Session - 10

12:30pm - 1:40pm

Luncheon-open to all

Town and Gown

12:30pm - 1:40pm

Luncheon -SME/NAMRI Awards

Ronald Tutor Campus Center Ballroom (RTCC)

1:40pm - 2:00pm

NAMRI Founders Lecture-Don Lucca

Ronald Tutor Campus Center Ballroom (RTCC)

2:15pm – 3:45pm

Technical Parallel Session - 11

3:45pm - 4:00pm

Afternoon Break

4:00pm - 5:30pm

Technical Parallel Session - 12
Early Career Forum & Student Reception Sponsored by NSF

5:00pm - 8:00pm

Epstein Family Engineering Plaza

Breakout Panel 1 - Academia
Breakout Panel 2 - Government
Breakout Panel 3 - Industry

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Ronald Tutor Campus Center Ballroom (RTCC-A)Keynnote SpeeechWeddnesday ‐ Jun
ne 7, 2017

8:15Am – 9:00Am
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Ronald Tutoor Campus Ceenter Ballrooom (RTCC)

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5 billion yearss, providing i mages of thee first galaxiess formed andd seeing unexx‐
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nspire a futurre generationn of engineerss and scientists.
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Willoughby servedsas the P858 Prograam Manager iin Advanced Concepts, Teechnology anddEmerging Sysstems Divisio
on. His primaary responsib
bilities were tto drive proccess improvee‐ments and deliverydof this critical andd strategic prrogram. He ooversaw proggram managee‐ment including financial managementt, capital, human resources, customerr and subcon‐
or to that, Willoughby was
tractor interffaces and all levels of conntract manageement. Priothe Programm Manager foor the Adva nced Extrem
mely High Freequency (AEHF) Programm,where he led
d the team ono early deli veries to Locckheed Martin for two A
AEHF payloads(Flight 1 and Flight 2) and positioned t he program ffor a subsequuent early delivery of Flight
3. In July 20009, AEHF waas recognizedd by the Aerospace Systeems Presiden
nt's Award for
Customer Saatisfaction rellated to thesse three earlyy deliveries. Additionallyy, Willoughbyywass responsible for the Milsttar program whichw
includeed payload s upport for a constellationn of five operrational satel‐
litess. He also served as the Advanced EH
HF Deputy Prrogram Manaager for Flighht 1 Payload
d production and deliveryy.
Willoughby had overalloresponsibility and completecautthority for dayy‐to‐day techhnical and sch
hedule activities associateddwithh completing the Flight 1 AEHF
A
Payloadd hardware and software manufacturinng, productioon, testing, in
ntegration andddelivvery. He interfaced exteensively with the in‐housse core proccess owners and externaal customers in this rolee.
Willoughby joine
ed TRW in 198
89 as a membber of the tecchnical staff. H
degree, summ
ma cum laudee,
He received a bachelor’s din EElectrical Engiineering fromm Lehigh Univversity in 198
89 and a maaster’s degreee in Commun
nication Systeems from theeUnivversity of Sou
uthern Califorrnia in 1991. He
H is also a grraduate of th e UCLA Execu
utive Programm at the Andeerson School.

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IC
CM&P2
2017 P
PlenaryyWed
dnesday, Jun
ne 7, 2017 : 9::15Am – 10:0
00Am

SGM 123f
TO MIRAI”
Titlee – “Looking at tradition, creating the future‐DENT
Speaker: Dr. Hirooyuki HAMAD
DA, Professor,, Kyoto Institu
ute of Technoology
O is tradition in Japanese anda Mirai is future.
f
In Kyooto Institute oof Technologgy DENTO MIRRAI educationnAbsstract: DENTO
and research insstitute was esstablished in 1997. The purpose of th is institute iss analyzing im
mplicit knowledge in tradii‐
nal craft indusstry by using scientific measurement an
nd equipmennt and converrting to scienttific knowledge, and creatt‐tion
ing a new fabricaation methodd by using thee scientific knowledge, thaat make brighht future. We started to an
nalyze fabrica‐tion
n method of KyoYumi‐Kyo
oto Bow‐, Kyo
oKawara‐Kyotto Roof Tile‐,, Urushi paintting, KyoKabee‐Kyoto Walll‐, and KyoKa‐
naami‐Kyoto Me
etal Wire Knitting‐. In the researchrfabrrication meth od was divideed into severral steps and name of eachhstepp was considered. By usin
ng three dim
mensional mootion analysiss, eye movem
ment analysiss, force meassurement theecommparison of exxpert and nonn‐expert was performed.

Biosketch: Professor Hirroyuki HAMAADA graduated in Doctorral degree frrom DoshishaaUniversity, JapanJ
in Mechanical Enginneering in 19885. The profeessional careeer has starteddin Kyoto Insstitute of Tecchnology, Jappan from 19886 and promoted to Professor in 1998
8
and now be the professio
onal in Futuree‐Applied Con
nventional Teechnology Cen
nter.

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ICM&P2017 Keynote
Wednesday June 7, 2017

10:00Am – 10: 45Am

SGM 123

Smart Disaster Mitigation Based on Novel Materials and Structures
HIROSHI ASANUMA
Dr. Engineering, Professor
Chiba University
Department of Mechanical Engineering
1‐33, Yayoicho, Inage‐ku, Chiba‐shi, Chiba, 263‐8522, Japan
asanuma@faculty.chiba‐u.jp
Co‐authors
Ji Su, NASA Langley Research Center, USA
Mohsen Shahinpoor, University of Maine, USA
Mehrdad Nejhad, University of Hawaii at Manoa, USA
Lloyd Hihara, University of Hawaii at Manoa, USA
Guirong Yan, Missouri University of Science and Technology, USA
Carolyn Dry, Natural Process Design Inc., USA
Antonio Paolozzi, Sapienza University of Rome, Italy
Ferdinando Felli, Sapienza University of Rome, Italy
Cristian Vendittozzi, University of Brasilia, Brazil
Giancarlo Santilli, University of Brasilia, Brazil
Sontipee Aimmanee, King Mongkutof Brasilia, Brazilchnology Thonburi, Thailand
Chaiwat Ekkawatpanit, King MongkutBrasilia, Brazilchnology Thonburi, Thailandr d
Kyohichi Nakayasu, Hitachi Zosen Corporation, Japan
Gaku Tanaka, Chiba University, Japan
Kazuhiko Adachi, Chubu University, Japan
Tetsuro Yanaseko, Kogakuin University, Japan
Kazuhiro Kudo, Chiba University, Japan
Mitsunori Kubo, Chiba University, Japan
Yoshihisa Maruyama, Chiba University, Japan
Yun Lu, Chiba University, Japan
Satoshi Kishimoto, National Institute for Materials Science, Japan
Yasubumi Furuya, Tohoku University, Japan
Abstract: The authors have been establishing the concept . Ssaster Mitigation and Sustainable Engineeringve been
establishing the concept ay not occur for ion and Sustainable Engineenot occur for a long peri It will be successfully81realized by novel structures and materials such as s and materials such as t ay not occur for ion and Sustainable E.
Structures and devices for disaster mitigation consume lots oapanese earthquake and tsunami disasters on March 11,
2011, the authors have been exploring a new direction. Serious disasters may occur today, or may not occur for a long
period of time. Structures and devices for disaster mitigation consume lots of money. So, they are better to be useddaily and/or produce something useful such as energy for their monitoring, maintenance, corrosion suppression,
self‐repair, and so on. Compact and deployable structures are also very usefull.
Several structures have been considered by the authors based on the above mentioned concept, that is, Smart Riv‐
er Banks, Multifunctional Artificial Forests, Smart Inflatable Tsunami Airbags, in conjunction with “Applications of Elec‐troactive Polymers in Electrical Power Generation Using Ocean Wavesa presented at the SPIE SS/NDE 2015 in San Diego
as an invited presentation, and also, Smart Shelters, Smart Furniture, and so on. Some of them will be introduced in thispresentation.
In addition, other related challenges in the world will be introduced such as the flap‐gate type products (no energy,
no operation Rising Seawall Ocean Wav etc.) developed by Hitachi Zosen Corporation (Hitz) in Japan, the Project MO‐
SES in Italy, the LAYFIELD Aqua Dam in the USA, some deployable structures in Thailand, and so on. Especially, theflap‐gate type products have been developed in a smart way and will be introduced in detail. Asanuma, Nakayasu et al.
have been discussing how to enhance their smartness.
As for the general basic problems such as selection of materials, bonding of materials, long term durability,
maintenance, repeatability, the authors have been trying in various ways. For example, in order to realize the deploya‐
ble structures, lightweight materials such as aluminum alloys and carbon fiber reinforced plastics are better to be usedinstead of steels. To do this, relatively thick aluminum oxide layer was found to increase bonding strength and fracture
toughness as well as to enhance corrosion resistance and prevent galvanic corrosion.
There exist other difficulties such as mutual understanding among mechanical engineers, civil engineers and manyother people. The authors are trying to develop a research team covering variety of fields to work together by taking
advantage/disadvantage of the location of Chiba University as a rt Shelters, Smart Furniture, and so on. Some of themwill be introdus for Disaster Mitigation and Sustainability‐Technical Section as a part of JSME (The Japan Society of Me‐
chanical Engineers) M&P (Materials and Processing) Division to enhance Disaster Mitigation and Sustainable Engineer‐ing.
Biosketch:
Asanuma received Dr. Engineering from The University of Tokyo. After being a Research Associate at Institute of Indus‐
trial Science, The University of Tokyo and an Associate Professor at Chiba University, he became a Professor in the De‐partment of Mechanical Engineering, Chiba University. He served as a chair of M&P Division of JSME. He started Active
Material Systems‐Technical Section of the division. He has been organizing sessions on Smart Materials and Structural
Systems for MECJ (Mechanical Engineering Congress, Japan) as a chief organizer jointly with M&P (Materials & Pro‐
cessing), M&M (Materials & Mechanics), DMC (Dynamics, Measurement and Control) and Space Engineering Divisionsof JSME. He also served as SPIE Conference Chair, Co‐Chair, etc., and chairs/organizers of many other symposiums andworkshops on Smart Materials and Structures. Recently, he proposed Disaster Mitigation and Sustainable Engineeringand started System of Systems for Disaster Mitigation and Sustainability‐Technical Section of the division. He has beenorganizing related sessions, forums and workshops. He has published over 70 journal papers, 90 conference papers,
several books and patents, and has been in collaboration/ cooperation with over 30 universities/institutes/companies
around the world. He has delivered keynote/invited presentations about 50 times. He is a JSME Fellow and an IOP Fel‐
low.

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PRESENTATION SCHEDULE FOR WEDNESDAYVHE 217

SAL 101

SAL 126

EEB 248

MSEC 3‐4‐2 :Sur‐face/Sub‐sur
face Func‐
tionalization‐2

MSEC 1‐5‐1 ‐Additive
Mfg.: Sensing& Control ‐ 1

MSEC 3‐1‐3 :Composites
Manufac‐turing ‐ 3

MSEC 2‐1‐1:
Join‐
ing/Assembly‐1MSEC
2‐4‐2:
Non‐traditi
onal Mfg.
Processes‐2

X

NAMRC ‐TRACK 2
"Manufac‐turing pro‐
cesses" ‐ In‐cremental
operations

NAMRC ‐TRACK 3 "Ad‐ditive Manu‐
facturing" ‐Advanced
Materials 1

NAMRC ‐TRACK 2
"Manufac‐turing Pro‐cesses" ‐Machining 3

NAMRC ‐TRACK 2
"Manufactur‐
ing Processes"‐ Finishing
Operations 3

NAMRC ‐TRACK 2
"Manufac‐turing Pro‐cesses" ‐Milling 1

X

NAMRC ‐TRACK 2
"Manufac‐turing pro‐
cesses" ‐incremental
operations 2

NAMRC ‐TRACK 3 "Ad‐ditive Manu‐
facturing" ‐Advanced
Materials 2

NAMRC ‐TRACK 2
"Manufac‐turing Pro‐cesses" ‐Machining 4

NAMRC ‐TRACK 2
"Manufactur‐
ing Processes"‐ Finishing
Operations 4

NAMRC ‐TRACK 2
"Manufac‐turing Pro‐cesses" ‐Milling 2

X

MSEC 4‐8‐3:
Mfg.
Equipment‐Design,
Tooling &Automation‐
3 (SOA Pa‐
per)MSEC 1‐4‐1 ‐Additive
Mfg.: Evi‐ronmental
Sustainability‐1

X

MSEC 5‐2‐3: Biomanu‐
facturing Tis‐sue Engineer‐ing Scaffolds‐3MSEC
4‐2‐4: Mfg.
Data Ana‐
lytics ‐4

COLOR
KEY:

Joint MSEC‐NAMRC‐ICMP
Session

PARALLEL SESSION ‐ 11
2:15 PM – 3:45 PM

PARALLEL SESSION ‐ 10
11:00 AM – 12:30 PM

PARALLEL SESSION ‐ 9
9:15 AM – 10:45 AM

GFS 116

PARALLEL SESSION ‐ 12
4:00 PM – 5:30 PM

Joint MSEC‐NAMRC‐ICMP
Invited Talks
ICM&P Plenary: “Looking attradition, Creating the fu‐
ture‐DENTO MIRAI", Dr. Hi‐
royuki HAMADA, Professor,
Kyoto Institute of Technology.
ICM&P Keynote: “Smart Dis‐
aster Mitigation Based on
Novel Materials and Struc‐tures", Dr. Hiroshi Asanuma,
Professor, Chiba University.

MSEC

NAMRC
ICMP

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PRESENTATION SCHEDULE FOR WEDNESDAYGER 224

IRC
1016/1017

PRB MPR

PRB PCPRB SCR

HAR 101

MSEC 1‐5‐2 ‐Additive
Mfg.: Sensing& Control ‐ 2

MSEC
1‐3‐3 ‐
Additive
Mfg.:
Micro &
Nano
Scale ‐3

MSEC
1‐2‐3 ‐ Ad‐
ditiveMfg.: Part
Function‐
ality ‐3MSEC
2‐3‐9: Mfg.
Process
Modeling ‐8

MSEC 2‐4‐4+ ICMP 2‐2‐1(4347):
Non‐traditio
nal Mfg.
Processes ‐4MSEC
3‐2‐3:
Mtrls &
Processes
for Energy
Technolo‐gies ‐3

NAMRC ‐TRACK 2
"Manufac‐turing Pro‐cesses" ‐Electro‐chemicalOperations

MSEC
1‐3‐4 ‐
Additive
Mfg.:
Micro &
Nano
Scale ‐ 4

MSEC
1‐2‐4 ‐ Ad‐
ditiveMfg.: Part
Function‐
ality ‐ 4X

ICMP1‐4‐3:
4427, 4366
(ShapeMemory Al‐
loys)

ICMP1‐2‐1;
4393,
4405, 4423
(Ceramics
and Ce‐ramic Ma‐trix Com‐
posites ‐1 )X

MSEC
1‐3‐5 ‐
Additive
Mfg.:
Micro &
Nano
Scale ‐ 5MSEC
2‐5‐5 +ICMP 2‐6‐1(4386 ,
#4359)
Forming
Processes ‐5MSEC
4‐10‐3 :Intelligent
Machining& Inspec‐tion ‐ 3

ICMP 3‐3‐2;
4311, 4315,
4390 (Me‐chanical
Properties &Strength )ICMP1‐2‐2;4414,
4411, 4441
(Ceramics
and Ce‐ramic Ma‐trix Com‐
posites ‐2 )MSEC 2‐4‐3:
Non‐traditio
nal Mfg.
Processes ‐3MSEC
1‐5‐3 ‐
Additive
Mfg.:
Sensing& Control‐3

ICMP1‐6‐2; 4321,
4304(Metalsand Metal
MatrixCompo‐
sites ‐ 2)MSEC
4‐9‐2: In‐
telligent
Mainte‐nance ofMfg. Sys‐
tems ‐2

MSEC 5‐4‐3:
Sustainabil‐
ity in Smart
Manufac‐turing ‐ 3

84

MSEC
5‐1‐3 :
Biomedical
Devices ‐3

ZHS 159

ZHS 252

ZHS 352MSEC 4‐5‐6:
Cloud Man‐
ufacturing‐6

ICMP 3‐3‐5;4317, 4369,
4372 (Meas‐
urements &Non‐destructi
ve Evalua‐tions ‐3 )ICMP 1‐6‐1;
4341, 4349
(Metals &Metal Ma‐trix Compo‐
sites ‐1)

MSEC 4‐5‐7:
Cloud Man‐
ufacturing‐7

ICMP 3‐3‐6;
4392, 4316,
4312 (Meas‐
urements &Non‐destructi
ve Evalua‐tions ‐2 )ICMP 4‐1‐1;
4358, 4364,
4361 (Sci‐ence ofCraftsman‐ship ‐ 1)

X

ICMP 4‐2‐1:
4380, 4430,
4439 (Smart
Disaster Pre‐vention:Novel Evalua‐tion Method)X

ICMP 4‐2‐2;4389;4445,
4437,(Smart Dis‐
aster Preven‐tion: Sensors
and Devices ‐1)

ICMP 4‐1‐7;4328, 4370;
4365 (Sci‐ence ofCraftsman‐ship ‐ 2)

ICMP 4‐1‐3;4357, 4400,
4344 (Pro‐
cessing ‐ 1)

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 2017

8:00 am - 9:00am Keynote: Scott Willoughby (Northrop Grumman)“JAMES WEBB SPACE TELESCOPE TALK”
Room: Ronald Tutor Campus Center Ballroom (RTCC Ballroom)

9:15 am - 10:00am JSME Pleanary Talk: Prof. Hiroyuki Hamada (Kyoto Institute of Technology)“LOOKING AT TRADITION, CREATING THE FUTURE ‐ DENTO MIRAI”
Room: SGM 123

10:00 am - 10:45am JSME Keynote: Prof. Hiroshi Asanuma (Chiba University)“SMART DISASTER MITIGATION BASED ON NOVEL MATERIALS AND STRUCTURES”
Room: SGM 123

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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 2017

9:15am – 10:45am Technical Parallel Sessions - 9
MSEC 3‐4‐2 Surface and Sub‐Surface Functionalization: Metals
GFS 116
Session Organizer: Hitomi Yamaguchi
Session Co‐Organizer: Rahul Chaudhari
MSEC2017‐2746 STATIC RECRYSTALLIZATION BEHAVIOR OF A NITROGEN CONTROLLED Z2CN19‐10 AUSTENITIC STAINLESS STEELMin Luo, Chun Xu, Bing Zhou, Yan‐hui Guo, Rong‐bin Li
MSEC2017‐2847 ULTRASONIC NANO‐CRYSTAL SURFACE MODIFICATION ASSISTED GAS NITRIDING OF TI6AL4V ALLOY
Jun Liu, Zhencheng Ren, Chi Ma, Yalin Dong, Chang Ye
MSEC2017‐3080 FABRICATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF A BIOCOMPATIBLE COATING FORMED ON A HEAT‐TREATED MAGNESIUM ALLOYUSING MICRO‐ARC OXIDATION
Hamdy Ibrahim, Mohammad Elahinia

MSEC 1‐5‐1 Measurement Science for Metal‐Based Additive Manufacturing
VHE 217
Session Organizer: Prahalad Rao
Session Co‐Organizer: William Carter
MSEC2017‐3119 MEASUREMENT SCIENCE FOR METAL‐BASED ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING
Jarred Heigel,
MSEC2017‐2909 A METHODOLOGY FOR PREDICTING POROSITY FROM THERMAL IMAGING OF MELT POOLS IN ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING THIN
WALL SECTIONS
Mojtaba Khanzadeh, Sudipta Chowdhury, Linkan Bian, Mark Tschopp
MSEC2017‐2657 MONITORING OF MOLTEN POOL THERMAL HISTORY AND ITS SIGNIFICANCE IN LASER CLADDING PROCESS
Gopinath Muvvala, Debapriya Patra Karmakar, Ashish Kumar NathMSEC 3‐1‐3 Composites Interlaminar Toughening
SAL 101
Session Organizer: Christopher Hansen
Session Co‐Organizer: Konstantine Fetfatsidis
MSEC2017‐2981 INTERLAMINAR TOUGHENING OF GFRP: PART 1 ?ÇÖ IMPROVED DIFFUSION AND PRECIPITATION
Dakai Bian, Bradley R. Beeksma, Dong‐Jin Shim, Marshall Jones, Y Lawrence Yao
MSEC2017‐2982 INTERLAMINAR TOUGHENING OF GFRP: PART 2 ?ÇÖ CHARACTERIZATION AND NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF CURING KINETICS
Dakai Bian Bradley R. Beeksma, Dong‐Jin Shim, Marshall Jones, Y Lawrence Yao

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MSEC2017‐2659 DEVELOPMENT OF HYBRID COMPOSITES (AL‐SIC‐C) THROUGH STIR CASTING: MACHINABILITY STUDIESSatyanarayana Kosaraju, Venu Gopal Anne, Swapnil Gosavi

MSEC 2‐1‐1 Numerical modeling
SAL 126
Session Organizer: Wayne Cai
Session Co‐Organizer: Jingjing Li
MSEC2017‐3019 FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS OF THE FRICTION STIR FORMING PROCESSSladjan Lazarevic, Scott Miller, Grant Kruger, Theo van Niekerk, Blair Carlson
MSEC2017‐3034 SIMULATIONS OF MICROSTRUCTURE EVOLUTION DURING FRICTION STIR BLIND RIVETING USING A CELLULAR AUTOMATON
METHOD
Avik Samanta, Ninggang Shen, Haipeng Ji, Weiming Wang, Hongtao Ding, Jingjing Li
MSEC2017‐3092 INVESTIGATION ON THE EFFECTS OF PROCESS PARAMETERS ON DEFECT FORMATION IN FRICTION STIR WELDED SAMPLES VIA
PREDICTIVE NUMERICAL MODELING AND EXPERIMENTS
Abhishek Ajri, Yung ShinMSEC 2‐4‐2 Advances in Nontraditional Manufacturing Processes‐2
EEB 248
Session Organizer: Dong Lin,
Session Co‐Organizer: Shiv Shailendar
MSEC2017‐2781 CONTROL OF PRESSING FORCE IN MAGNETIC ABRASIVE FINISHING USING PERMANENT MAGNET END‐MILL TOOL
Lei Ma, Toshiki Hirogaki, Eiichi Aoyama, Furuki Tatsuya, Wei Wu
MSEC2017‐2927 CORRELATION OF PROCESS PARAMETERS TO SURFACE INTEGRITY RESPONSIBLE FOR WEAR RESISTANCE OF HVOF SPRAYED
WC‐NI COATINGS
P.C. Du, X.P. Zhu, Y. Meng, M.K. Lei, D.M. Guo
MSEC2017‐2965 STUDY ON KEY METHODS OF ON‐MACHINE MICRO MILLING CUTTER CONDITION INSPECTION BASED ON MACHINE VISIONXI ZHANG, Benzheng Zhang, Yuanyuan Shi, Bo ShangMSEC 1‐5‐2 Strategies for Geometry and Dimensional Control in Additive Manufacturing
GER 224
Session Organizer: Olga Wodo
Session Co‐Organizer: Linkan Bian
MSEC2017‐2794 ASSESSING THE GEOMETRIC INTEGRITY OF ADDITIVE MANUFACTURED PARTS FROM POINT CLOUD DATA USING SPECTRAL
GRAPH THEORETIC SPARSE REPRESENTATION‐BASED CLASSIFICATION
M. Samie Tootooni, Prahalad Rao, Ashley Dsouza, Ryan Donovan, Zhenyu (James) Kong, Peter Borgesen
MSEC2017‐2892 ACCELERATED GEOMETRY ACCURACY OPTIMIZATION OF ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING PARTS
Amir M. Aboutaleb, Linkan Bian, Prahalad Rao, Mark Tschopp
MSEC2017‐2991 VISION‐BASED REAL‐TIME LAYER ERROR QUANTIFICATION FOR ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING
Haedong Jeong, Minsub Kim, Bumsoo Park, Seungchul Lee

87

MSEC 1‐3‐3 Advances in Micro‐ and Nano‐ Additive Manufacturing – 3
IRC 1016/1017
Session Organizer: Paul R. Chiarot
Session Co‐Organizer: Ping Guo
MSEC2017‐2893 DEPOSITION OF BEAD ARRAYS WITH VARIABLE DIAMETER BY SELF‐FOCUSING OF ELECTROHYDRODYNAMIC JETS
Nicolas Martinez‐Prieto, Gabriela Fratta, Jian Cao, Kornel Ehmann
MSEC2017‐2960 STUDY OF MICROSCALE THREE‐DIMENSIONAL PRINTING USING NEAR‐FIELD MELT ELECTROSPINNING
Xiangyu You, Chengcong Ye, Ping Guo
MSEC2017‐3032 STRUCTURE OF ELECTROSPRAY PRINTED DEPOSITS FOR SHORT SPRAY TIMES
Nicholas Brown, Yaqun Zhu, Ao Li, Mingfei Zhao, Xin Yong, Paul R. Chiarot

MSEC 1‐2‐3 Modeling, Optimization & Process Development Part1
PRB MPR
Session Organizer: Alessandro Fortunato
Session Co‐Organizer: Alessandro Ascari
MSEC2017‐2666 EFFICIENT PROCESS PLANNING STRATEGIES FOR ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING
Uppili Srinivasan Venkatesan, Sanjay S. Pande
MSEC2017‐2796 MULTI‐OBJECTIVE BUILD ORIENTATION OPTIMIZATION FOR POWDER BED FUSION BY LASERSalah Eddine Brika, Yaoyao Fiona Zhao, Mathieu Brochu, Justin Mezzetta
MSEC2017‐2951 PROCESS DEVELOPMENT FOR A ROBOTIZED LASER WIRE ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING
Meysam Akbari, Yaoyu Ding, Radovan Kovacevic

MSEC 2‐3‐9 Advanced Milling Process Modeling
PRB PC
Session Organizer: Zhipeng Pan,
Session Co‐Organizer: Xiaohong Lu, Yixuan Feng,
MSEC2017‐2906 DISCRETE ELEMENT SIMULATION OF THE STRESS WAVE IN HIGH SPEED MILLING
Yifei Jiang, Jun Zhang, Yong He, Hongguang Liu, Afaque R. Memon, Wanhua Zhao
MSEC2017‐2997 EFFECTS OF TOOL NOSE CORNER RADIUS AND MAIN CUTTING‐EDGE RADIUS ON CUTTING TEMPERATURE IN MICRO‐MILLINGINCONEL 718 PROCESS
Xiaohong Lu, Hua Wang, Zhenyuan Jia, Likun Si, Steven LiangMSEC2017‐2999 A NEW METHOD FOR THE PREDICTION OF MICRO‐MILLING TOOL BREAKAGE
Xiahong Lu, Haixing Zhang, Zhenyuan Jia, Yixuan Feng, Steven Liang

88

MSEC 2‐4‐4 & ICMP 2‐2‐1 Advances in Nontraditional Manufacturing Processes‐4
PRB SCR
Session Organizer: Zhigang Wang
Session Co‐Organizer: Pedram Parandoush, Murali Sundaram

MSEC2017‐2723 INVESTIGATION OF THE WATER GUIDED LASER MICRO‐JET MACHINING OF AERO ENGINE COMPONENTS
Zhigang Wang
ICMP2017‐4347 ORIENTATION BEHAVIOR OF PLATE‐LIKE CERAMIC PARTICLES BY DIFFERENTIAL SPEED POWDER ROLLING
Kazunari Shinagawa, Qi FengMSEC 3‐2‐3
HAR 101

Integration and Measurments in Energy Applications

Session Organizer: Nilesh Kumar,
Session Co‐Organizer: Aleksandra FortierMSEC2017‐2735 ENERGY EFFICIENCY STATE IDENTIFICATION IN MILLING PROCESSING BASED ON IMPROVED HMM
Yun Cai, Hua Shao
MSEC2017‐2834 IMPROVING THE ENERGY EFFICIENCY OF ADSORPTION CHILLERS BY INTENSIFYING THERMAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS IN
SORBENT BEDS
Brian K. Paul, Kijoon Lee, Hailei WangMSEC 4‐5‐6 Cloud Manufacturing VI
ZHS 159
Session Organizer: Yujie Chen
Session Co‐Organizer: Benjamin Gernhardt
MSEC2017‐2720 ORDER DATASET RELEASE SCHEME BASED ON SAFE K‐ANONYMIZATION FOR PRIVACY PROTECTION IN CLOUD MANUFACTURING
Hui Xiu, Xuemei Jiang, Xiaomei Zhang
MSEC2017‐2904 RESEARCH ON DATA GENERATION METHOD IN CLOUD MANUFACTURING SIMULATION PLATFORM
Lin Zhang, Chun Zhao
MSEC2017‐3006 IMPLEMENTATION OF A KNOWLEDGE‐BASED PRODUCTION PLANNING INCLUDING A DIRECT MANIPULATIVE PROCESS EDITOR
AND A MEDIATOR ARCHITECTURE
Benjamin Gernhardt, Matthias Hemmje, Tobias Vogel, Lihui Wang

89

ICMP 3‐3‐5 Measurements and Nondestructive Evaluations‐3
ZHS 252
Session Organizer: Hideo Cho
Session Co‐Organizer: Ikuo Ihara
Heiya Yamasaki, Tatsuro Kosaka, Kazuhiro Kusukawa
ICMP2017‐4317 EVALUATION OF LOCAL STRAIN FLUCTUATION OF STRUCTURES BY SENSING LAYERS WITH BUILT‐IN RAYLEIGH SCATTERING‐BASED
DISTRIBUTED FIBER‐OPTIC SENSORS
Tatsuro Kosaka, Yuki Handa, Kazuhiro Kusukawa, Masayuki Kitamura
ICMP2017‐4369 FEM SIMULATION AND EXPERIMENTAL EVALUATIONS USING AN FBG SENSOR OF PROCESS‐INDUCED STRAIN OF REINFORCE‐
MENTS OF FRPHeiya Yamasaki, Tatsuro Kosaka, Kazuhiro Kusukawa
ICMP2017‐4372 IDENTIFICATION OF DAMAGE TYPES IN COMPOSITES BASED ON REMOTE AE MEASUREMENT WITH A FIBER‐OPTIC SENSOR
Yoji Okabe, Fengming Yu, Naoki Shigeta

ICMP 1‐6‐1 Metals and Metal Matrix Composites I
ZHS 352
Session Organizer: Tetsuro Yanaseko,
Session Co‐Organizer: Takahiro Ohashi
ICMP2017‐4341 MICROSTRUCTURES AND MECHANICAL PROPERTY OF INTERMETALLIC COMPOUNDS REINFORCED COMPOSITES
Yongbum Choi, Zhefeng Xu, Kazuhiro Matsugi, Kenjiro Sugio, Gen Sasaki
ICMP2017‐4349 EVALUATION OF SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OF SECOND PHASE IN PARTICLE DISPERSED COMPOSITES WITH MACHINE LEARNINGTECHNIQUE
Kenjiro Sugio, Yosuke Ohtani, Yongbum Choi, Gen Sasaki

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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 201711:00am – 12:30pm Technical Parallel Session - 10
NAMRC ‐ TRACK 2 Manufacturing Processes" ‐ Incremental Operations
GFS 116Chairman: Steven Schmid
NAMRC‐99 PREDICTION OF FORMING FORCES IN SINGLE POINT INCREMENTAL FORMING
Ankush Bansal, Rakesh Lingam, Sateesh Kumar Yadav and N Venkata Reddy
NAMRC‐121 A NOVEL MODIFICATION TO THE INCREMENTAL FORMING PROCESS, PART 1: MULTI‐DIRECTIONAL TOOLING
Tyler Grimm, Ihab Ragai and John RothNAMRC‐122 A NOVEL MODIFICATION TO THE INCREMENTAL FORMING PROCESS, PART 2: VALIDATION OF THE MULTI‐DIRECTIONAL TOOLINGMETHOD
Tyler Grimm, Ihab Ragai and John RothNAMRC ‐ TRACK 3 Additive Manufacturing ‐ Advanced Materials 1
VHE 217
Chairman: Meisam Salahshoor
NAMRC‐115 MANUFACTURING OF SMART COMPOSITES WITH HYPERELASTIC PROPERTY GRADIENTS AND SHAPE MEMORY USING FUSEDDEPOSITION
Kevin Estelle, Dylan Blair, Kent Evans and Arda Gozen

NAMRC‐95 FABRICATION OF FUNCTIONALLY GRADED POROUS POLYMER STRUCTURES USING THERMAL BONDING LAMINATION TECHNIQUESYing Zhang and Jyhwen Wang

NAMRC‐163 PHASE TRANSFORMATION AND SHOCK SENSOR RESPONSE OF ADDITIVELY MANUFACTURED PIEZOELECTRIC PVDF
Joshua Tarbutton, Tue Le, Greg Helfrich and Max Kirkpatrick

NAMRC ‐ TRACK 2 Manufacturing Processes ‐ Machining 3

SAL 101
Chairman: Chandra Nath
NAMRC‐101 DEVELOPMENT OF NOVEL CBN CUTTING TOOL FOR HIGH SPEED MACHINING OF INCONEL 718 FOCUSING ON COOLANT BEHAVIORS
Tatsuya Sugihara, Haruki Tanaka and Toshiyuki Enomoto

NAMRC‐129 EXPERIMENTAL EVALUATION OF DIRECT LASER ASSISTED TURNING THROUGH A SAPPHIRE TOOL
Yuan Wei, Chaneel Park and Simon ParkNAMRC‐132 AN INVESTIGATION OF SIDE FLOW DURING CHIP FORMATION IN ORTHOGONAL CUTTING
Rui Liu, Elijah Eaton, Mendy Yu and Jason Kuang

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NAMRC ‐ TRACK 2 Manufacturing Processes ‐ Finishing Operations 3
SAL 126
Chairman: Masakazu Soshi
NAMRC‐42 UNDERSTANDING FLEXIBLE ABRASIVE BRUSH BEHAVIOUR FOR DOUBLE DISK MAGNETIC ABRASIVE FINISHING BASED ON FORCE
SIGNATURE
Prateek Kala, Varun Sharma, Girish Verma and Pulak Pandey
NAMRC‐94 INVESTIGATION ON GRINDABILITY OF MEDICAL IMPLANT MATERIAL USING VITREOUS BOND SILICON CARBIDE GRINDING WHEEL
Suya Prem Anand P, Arunachalam N and Vijayaraghavan L
NAMRC‐174 THERMO‐PHYSICAL MODELLING OF TRACK WIDTH DURING LASER POLISHING OF H13 TOOL STEEL
Shirzad Mohajerani, Joshua D. Miller, O. Remus Tutunea‐Fatan and Evgueni Bordatchev

NAMRC ‐ TRACK 2 Manufacturing Processes ‐ Milling 1
EEB 248
Chairman: Wayne Cai
NAMRC‐76 AMPLITUDE RATIO: A NEW METRIC FOR MILLING STABILITY IDENTIFICATIONMark Rubeo and Tony Schmitz
NAMRC‐114 EFFECT OF ROBOT DYNAMICS ON THE MACHINING FORCES IN ROBOTIC MILLING
Lejun Cen and Shreyes Melkote
NAMRC‐144 INVESTIGATION OF CHIP THICKNESS AND FORCE MODELLING OF TROCHOIDAL MILLING
Abram Pleta, Farbod Akhavan Niaki and Laine Mears

NAMRC ‐ TRACK 2 "Manufacturing Processes" ‐ Electrochemical Operations
GER 224Chairman: Bruce L. Tai
NAMRC‐110 EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON THE POROSITY OF ELECTROCHEMICAL NICKEL DEPOSITS
Abishek B. Kamaraj, Hirdayesh Shrestha, Emily Speck and Murali Sundaram

NAMRC‐150 SOLID STATE ELECTROCHEMICAL DIRECT WRITING OF COPPER NANOSTRUCTURES ON AN ION CONDUCTIVE PHOSPHATE GLASSUSING ATOMIC FORCE MICROSCOPY
Shama Barna, Arun Ramanathan, Kyle Jacobs, Glennys Mensing, Daniel Shoemaker and Placid Ferreira

NAMRC‐31 A COMPARATIVE STUDY ON MICRO‐ELECTRO‐DISCHARGE‐MACHINED SURFACE CHARACTERISTICS OF NI‐TI AND TI‐6AL‐4V WITH RE‐
SPECT TO BIOCOMPATIBILity
Muhammad Jahan, Pegah Kakavand and Farshid Alavi

MSEC 1‐3‐4 ADVANCES IN MICRO‐ AND NANO‐ ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING – 4
IRC 1016/1017
Session Organizer: Michael Cullinan
Session Co‐Organizer: Xuan SongMSEC2017‐2811 EFFECT OF PARTICLE SHAPE ON NECK GROWTH AND SHRINKAGE OF NANOPARTICLESElham Mirkoohi, Rajiv Malhotra

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MSEC2017‐3075 POLARIZATION EFFECT ON OUT OF PLANE CONFIGURED NANOPARTICLE PACKING
Anil Yuksel, Michael Cullinan, Jayathi Murthy
MSEC2017‐3074 INVESTIGATION OF THE CORRELATION BETWEEN MICRO‐SCALE PARTICLE DISTRIBUTION IN 3D PRINTING AND
MACROSCOPIC COMPOSITE PERFORMANCELu Lu, Erina Baynojir Joyee, Yayue Pan

MSEC 1‐2‐4 Characterization of Material & Component Properties Part 2
PRB MPR
Session Organizer: Alessandro Ascari
Session Co‐Organizer: Alessandro Fortunato
MSEC2017‐2949 CHARACTERIZATION OF MATERIAL BEHAVIOR OF THE FUSED DEPOSITION MODELING PROCESSED PARTS
Madhukar Somireddy, Aleksander Czekanski,
MSEC2017‐3015 PROCESS EFFECT ON PART SURFACE ROUGHNESS IN POWDER‐BED ELECTRON BEAM ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING
Subin Shrestha, Y. Kevin Chou
MSEC2017‐3061 DYNAMIC RESPONSE OF 3D‐PRINTED BI‐MATERIAL STRUCTURE USING DROP WEIGHT IMPACT TEST
Anish Ravindra Amin, Yi‐Tang Kao, Bruce Tai, Jyhwen Wang

ICMP 1‐4‐3 Shape memory alloys and magnetostrictive alloys
PRB SCR
Session Organizer: Fumio Narita
ICMP2017‐4366 HIGH THROUGHPUT CHARACTERIZATION METHOD FOR GLASS TRANSITION OF TI‐NI‐ZR HIGH FORMABLE SHAPE MEMORY AL‐
LOYS BY MEASURING ELECTRICAL RESISTIVITY
Junpei Sakurai, Motoki Murakami, Mizue Mizoshiri, Seiichi Hata
ICMP2017‐4427 MAGNETIC AND MAGNETOSTRICTIVE PROPERTIES IN HEAT‐TREATED CO‐FE WIRE FOR DESIGN OF SMART MATERIAL/DEVICE
Takahiro Yamazaki, Takahisa Yamamoto, Yasubumi Furuya, Wataru Nakao

ICMP 1‐2‐1 Ceramics and Ceramic Matrix Composites I
HAR 101
Session Organizer: Yasuo Kogo
Session Co‐Organizer: Shuichi Wakayama
ICMP2017‐4393 EXPERIMENTAL CHARACTERIZATION OF THERMAL SHOCK FRACTURE IN CERAMICS UNDER VARIOUS STRESS CONDITIONS
Shuichi Wakayama, Daiki Chiba, Fumito Matsuoka, Katsumi Yoshida, Takenobu Sakai
ICMP2017‐4405 MICROCRACK OBSERVATIONS OF SIC FIBER/SIC COMPOSITE UNDER TENSILE LOADING USING DIGITAL IMAGE CORRELATION
Masashi Sato, Tatsuya Kikuta, Takuya Aoki, Toshio Ogasawara
ICMP2017‐4423 MECHANICAL PROPERTIES AND OXIDATION RESISTANCE OF SI‐ALLOY MELT‐INFILTRATED TYRANNO ZMI FIBER COMPOSITES
Takuya Aoki, Toru Tsunoura, Katsumi Yoshida, Toyohiko Yano, Toshio Ogasawara

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MSEC 4‐5‐7 Cloud Manufacturing VII
ZHS 159
Session Organizer: Xi Vincent Wang
Session Co‐Organizer: Fei Tao
MSEC2017‐2719 MULTI‐TENANT ACCESS CONTROL MODEL FOR CLOUD MANUFACTURING
Qianwen Chen, Zude Zhou, Xiaomei Zhang, Xuemei Jiang
MSEC2017‐2752 PRICING METHOD FOR SERVICE‐ORIENTED MANUFACTURING WITH SUPPORT VECTOR MACHINE
Qiunan Meng, Jian Lou, Xun Xu, Shiqiang Yu
MSEC2017‐3003 DATA‐DRIVEN THERMAL COMFORT PREDICTION WITH SUPPORT VECTOR MACHINEBo Peng, Sheng‐Jen hsieh

ICMP 3‐3‐6 Measurements and Nondestructive Evaluations‐2
ZHS 252
Session Organizer: Hironori Tohmyoh
Session Co‐Organizer: Ikuo Ihara
MSEC2017‐4312 THE MEASURING TECHNIQUE OF THE TEMPERATURE IN A SPECIMEN DURING THE ROTATING BENDING FATIGUE TEST
Taizoh Yamamoto, Benning Lian, Koji Gotoh
ICMP2017‐4392 NONDESTRUCTIVE TESTING METHOD FOR CONCRETE STRUCTURES BY USING WATER JET
Kazuya Mori, Saeko Tokuomi
ICMP2017‐4316 IN SITU ESTIMATION OF SUPPORT REACTION ON THIN SHEET SUBJECTED TO LOCAL COMPRESSION USING DATA ASSIMILATION
Yoshinao Kishimoto, Yukiyoshi Kobayashi, Toshihisa Ohtsuka, Shin Yamagata

ICMP 4‐1‐1 Science of craftsmanship I
ZHS 352
Session Organizer: Hayato Nakatani
Session Co‐Organizer: Norimichi Nanami
ICMP2017‐4358 INVESTIGATION FOR TACIT KNOWLEDGE ON THE BENDING TECHNIQUE OF FLORAL MATERIALS IN IKEBANA
Akihiko Goto, Yuki Ikenobo, Norihito Yamaguchi, Hiroyuki Hamada, Norimichi Nanami, Hayato Nakatani
ICMP2017‐4364 SKILL ANALYSIS OF AN EXPERT IN KIOKE PRODUCTION
Asami Nakai, Mayuko Toyooka, Takeshi Ueshiba, Shinya Mori, Ken Imanishi, Syuhei Yasuda, Hayato Nakatani, Norimichi Nanami, Hiroyuki
Hamada, Akihiko Goto
ICMP2017‐4361 THE SELECTION METHOD FOR EXCELLENT KYOTO BOWS BASED ON THE BOW FORCE DRAW CURVE
Norimichi Nanami, Kanjuro Shibata, Syuhei Yasuda, Kazuaki Yamashiro, Shinji Nojima, Ken Imanishi, Shinya Mori, Hiroyuki Hamada, Akihiko
Goto, Hayato Nakatani

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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 2017
2:15pm – 3:45pm Technical Parallel Session - 11

NAMRC ‐ TRACK 2 Manufacturing processes ‐ Incremental Operations 2
GFS 116Chairman: Yuebin Guo
NAMRC‐151 STUDY OF ULTRASONICALLY PROCESSED POLYMER‐NANOPARTICLE SOLUTIONS FOR ELECTROSPINNING
Stephanie Hulsey, Saheem Absar and Hongseok Choi

NAMRC‐47 CONTROLLING PRODUCT STIFFNESS BY AN INCREMENTAL SHEET METAL FORMING PROCESS
Daniel Hesse, Florian Hoppe and Peter Groche

NAMRC‐93 ON THE FRACTURE CHARACTERIZATION IN DOUBLE‐SIDED INCREMENTAL FORMING OF TI6AL4V SHEETS AT ELEVATED TEMPERA‐
TURES
Beatrice Valoppi, Zixuan Zhang, Muyang Deng, Andrea Ghiotti, Stefania Bruschi, Kornel F. Ehamnn and Jian Cao

NAMRC ‐ TRACK 3 Additive Manufacturing ‐ Advanced Materials 2
VHE 217
Chairman: Meisam Salahshoor
NAMRC‐84 SELECTIVE LASER SINTERING OF PHASE CHANGE MATERIALS FOR THERMAL ENERGY STORAGE APPLICATIONS
Malek Nofal, Yayue Pan and Said Al‐Hallaj

NAMRC‐119 FEASIBILITY EXPLORATION OF SUPERALLOYS FOR AISI 4140 STEEL REPAIR USING LASER ENGINEERED NET SHAPING
Zhichao Liu, Weilong Cong, Hoyeol Kim, Fuda Ning, Qiuhong Jiang, Tao Li, Hong‐Chao Zhang and Yingge Zhou

NAMRC ‐ TRACK 2 Manufacturing Processes‐ Machining 4
SAL 101
Chairman: Iqbal Shareef
NAMRC‐87 THIN‐SLOTS MACHINING OF COMPLIANT NEEDLES FOR VIBRATION‐ASSISTED MEDICAL INSERTION
Yuan‐Shin Lee, Yi Cai and Jason Moore

NAMRC‐125 3D FINITE ELEMENT MODELING BASED INVESTIGATIONS OF MICRO‐TEXTURED TOOL DESIGNS IN MACHINING TITANIUM ALLOY
TI‐6AL‐4V
Alaa Olleak and Tugrul Ozel

NAMRC‐71 FINISH TURNING OF TI‐6AL‐4V WITH THE ATOMIZATION‐BASED CUTTING FLUID (ACF) SPRAY SYSTEM
Chandra Nath, Shiv Kapoor and Anil Srivastava

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NAMRC ‐ TRACK 2 Manufacturing Processes ‐ Finishing Operations 4
SAL 126
Chairman: Jian Cao
NAMRC‐8 ANALYSIS OF SURFACE FINISH IMPROVEMENT DURING ULTRASONIC ASSISTED MAGNETIC ABRASIVE FINISHING ON CHEMICALLYTREATED TUNGSTEN SUBSTRATE
Nitesh Sihag, Prateek Kala and Pulak Mohan Pandey

NAMRC‐27 SURFACE FINISH OF A HARDENED STAINLESS STEEL USING A NEW BURNISHING TOOL
Fang‐Jung Shiou, Shih‐Ju Huang, Albert Shih, Jiang Zhu and Masahiko Yoshino

NAMRC‐180 LONGITUDINAL MILLING AND FINE ABRASIVE FINISHING OPERATIONS TO IMPROVE SURFACE INTEGRITY OF METAL AM
COMPONENTS
Ashif Iquebal, Skander Amri, Sanjay Shrestha, Guha Manogharan, Satish Bukkapatnam and Zimo Wang

NAMRC ‐ TRACK 2 "Manufacturing Processes" ‐ Milling 2
EEB 248
Chairman: Ed Smith
NAMRC‐23 A Study of Milling Surface Quality during Period‐2 Bifurcations
Andrew Honeycutt and Tony Schmitz

NAMRC‐182 Time‐averaged and instantaneous mechanistic models using artificial force synthesis in helical end milling
Raja Kountanya, Changsheng Guo and Daniel Viens

MSEC 1‐3‐5 Advances in Micro‐ and Nano‐ Additive Manufacturing – 5
IRC 1016/1017
Session Organizer: Chi Zhou
Session Co‐Organizer: Heng Pan
MSEC2017‐2684 TOOL PATH PLANNING FOR DIRECTIONAL FREEZING BASED 3D NANO PRINTING PROCESS
Guanglei Zhao, Chi Zhou, Dong Lin
MSEC2017‐2779 ACTIVE MIXING NOZZLE FOR MULTI‐MATERIAL AND MULTI‐SCALE 3D PRINTING
Hongbo Lan
MSEC2017‐2900 POWDER‐BASED ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING OF LI‐ION BATTERIES AND MICROPOWDER MIXING CHARACTERISTICS
Brandon Ludwig, Jin Liu, Zhangfeng Zheng, Yan Wang, Heng Pan

MSEC 2‐5‐5 & ICMP 2‐6‐1
PRB MPR

Forming Processes V: Modeling & Experiments

Session Organizer: Rajiv Malhotra, Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR, United States
Session Co‐Organizer: Ziqiang Sheng, GM, Warren, MI, United States, Katsuyoshi Kondoh, Osaka University, Suita, Osaka, JapanMSEC2017‐2797 IMPACT OF NON‐ISOTHERMAL WARM ROLLING ON MICROSTRUCTURE, TEXTURE AND MECHANICAL PROPERTIES
Chun Xu, Xing‐zhou AN, Xiao‐hua RAO, Ya‐nan Li
ICMP2017‐4386 COLD FORMING CHARACTERISTICS OF WROUGHT MAGNESIUM ALLOYS
Hisaki Watari, Hayatto Aso, Kazuhito Tsuruoka

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ICMP2017‐4359 FABRICATION OF FUNCTIONALLY GRADED ALUMINUM FOAM AND ITS COMPRESSIVE PROPERTIES
Yoshihiko Hangai, Takao Utsunomiya, Tomoaki Morita, Osamu Kuwazuru

MSEC 4‐10‐3 Monitoring, Sensing and Control ‐ Session 3
PRB PC
Session Organizer: Radu Pavel
Session Co‐Organizer: Mathew Kuttolamadom
MSEC2017‐2641 DESIGN OF HARDWARE TCP/IP STACK FOR SENSING SYSTEMS INTENDED FOR MONITORING OF MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT
Zhengying Li, Zhiqiang Xu, Quan Liu
MSEC2017‐3027 EMPIRICAL MODELING OF MATERIAL REMOVAL CONSIDERING TOOL CONDITION IN CHEMICAL MECHANICAL PLANARIZATIONPROCESS
Zhenhua Wu
MSEC2017‐3022 DEVELOPMENT OF AN INTEGRATED MELT MODULATION SYSTEM TO MANIPULATE COLD‐RUNNER INJECTION MOLDINGPROCESSING PARAMETERS AND THEIR EFFECTS ON FINAL PRODUCT PHYSICAL AND OPTICAL PROPERTIES
Majed Alsarheed

ICMP 3‐3‐2 Mechanical Properties and Strength
PRB SCR
Session Organizer: Masaaki Itabashi
Session Co‐Organizer: Kazuya Mori
ICMP2017‐4311 EFFECT OF CRACK CLOSURE ON SMALL CRACK PROPAGATION IN A POLYCRYSTALLINE NI‐BASE SUPERALLOY UNDER TMF
CONDITION
Yasuhiro Yamazaki
ICMP2017‐4315 DEVELOPMENT OF CLAMP FORCE DETECTION WRENCH FOR BOLT/NUT ASSEMBLIES
Shinji Hashimura, Yujiro Sekido, Kyoichi Komatsu
ICMP2017‐4390 MECHANICAL PROPERTIES MEASUREMENT OF MICRO BORON CARBIDE SAMPLES SIMULATING THE FUEL DEBRISMoriyasu Kanari, Naoki Iitsuka, Keita Tominaga

ICMP 1‐2‐2 Ceramics and Ceramic Matrix Composites II
HAR 101
Session Organizer: Shuichi Wakayama
Session Co‐Organizer: Yasuo Kogo
ICMP2017‐4411 FRACTGRAPHIC ANALYSIS ON COMPETITION BETWEEN CRACK PROPAGATION AND SELF‐HEALING IN SELF‐HEALING CERAMICS AT
HIGH TEMPERATURE
Wataro Nakao, Lee Jang‐Won,
ICMP2017‐4414 INVESTIGATION OF SELF‐HEALING ABILITY OF AL4SIC4 AS HEALING AGENT
Natsuko Kimura, Wataru Nakao
ICMP2017‐4441 MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF SI‐BASED BOND COAT MATERIALS IN ENVIRONMENTAL BARRIER COATING SYSTEM: EFFECT OF
HEAT TREATMENT
Ryo Inoue, Yuki Fujii, Syou Usami, Kazuma Chikamoto, Yasuo Kogo

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ICMP 4‐2‐1 Novel Evaluation Method
ZHS 252
Session Organizer: Kyoichi Nakayasu
ICMP2017‐4380 DYNAMICS OF SMART INFLATABLE TSUNAMI AIRBAGS (TABS) FOR TSUNAMI DISASTER MITIGATION
Mohsen Shahinpoor, Hiroshi Asanuma
ICMP2017‐4430 RECENT ADVANCES IN DISASTER MITIGATION AND SUSTAINABLE ENGINEERING
Hiroshi Asanuma
ICMP2017‐4439 DAMAGE DETECTION METHOD FOR THE STRUCTURAL PARTS OF THE LARGE CONSTRUCTIONS BY MOIRÃ© METHOD
Satoshi Kishimoto

ICMP 4‐1‐7 Science of Craftsmanship II
ZHS 352
Session Organizer: Norimichi Nanami
Session Co‐Organizer: Hiroyuki Hamada
ICMP2017‐4328 TECHNOLOGY EVALUATION ON PAPER TUBES MANUFACTURE BY COMPARING BETWEEN EXPERT AND NON‐EXPERT
Mitsunori Suda, Takanori Kitamura, Zhiyuan Zhang, Hiroyuki Hamada
ICMP2017‐4370 PROCESS AND MOTION ANALYSES OF THE TYING UP METHOD OF KYO‐KANOKOSHIBORI BETWEEN THE EXPERT AND NON‐EXPERTReiko Furoi, Shodai Kawakatsu, Kiyoko Kiso, Hiroyuki Hamada, Hayato Nakatani, Norimichi Nanami, Akihiko Goto
ICMP2017‐4365 THE DEVELOPMENT IN THE MAKING PROCESS OF SILK‐SCREEN PRINTED JAPANESE TILES
Hayato Nakatani, Masaki Sakata, Yoshito Nakano, Tomoko Ota, Masahisa Asada, Hiroyuki Hamada, Norimichi Nanami, Akihiko Goto

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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 2017
4:00 pm – 5:30 pm Technical Parallel Session - 12

MSEC 4‐8‐3 Machining & Process Control ‐2
GFS 116
Session Organizer: Burak Sencer
Session Co‐Organizer: Durul Ulutan
MSEC2017‐2611 ADAPTING WAREHOUSE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS TO THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE EVOLVING ERA OF INDUSTRY 4.0
Cyril Alias, Udo Salewski, Viviana Elizabeth Ortiz Ruiz, Frank Eduardo Alarcón Olalla, José do Egypto Neirão Reymão, Bernd Noche
MSEC2017‐3104 PROCESS AND OPERATIONS CONTROL IN MODERN MANUFACTURING (STATE OF THE ART PAPER)
Dragan Djurdjanovic, Lin Li, Laine Mears, Farbod Akhavan Niaki, Asad Ul Haq

MSEC 1‐4‐1 Environmental Sustainability of Additive Manufacturing ‐1
VHE 217
Session Organizer: William Bernstein
Session Co‐Organizer: Lin Li
MSEC2017‐2871 MEASURING THE COMPLEXITY OF ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING SUPPLY CHAINS
Ardeshir Raihanian Mashhadi, Sara Behdad
MSEC2017‐2957 EVALUATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY FOR ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING BATCH PRODUCTION
Yiran Yang, Lin Li
MSEC2017‐3007 CHARACTERIZATION OF PARTICLE EMISSION FROM FUSE DEPOSITION MODELING PRINTERS
Timothy Simon, Giovanny Aguilera, Fu Zhao

MSEC 5‐2‐3 Advances in Biomanufacturing of Tissue‐Engineered Scaffolds – 3
SAL 126
Session Organizer: Jun Yin
Session Co‐Organizer: Changxue Xu
MSEC2017‐2898 BINGHAM FLUID‐ASSISTED FABRICATION OF 3D VASCULAR‐LIKE CONSTRUCTS OF INTERPENETRATING NETWORK HYDROGEL
Srikumar Krishnamoorthy, Mengyun Zhang, Hongtao Song, Changxue Xu
MSEC2017‐2725 INVESTIGATING DIELECTRIC IMPEDANCE SPECTROSCOPY AS A NON‐DESTRUCTIVE QUALITY ASSESSMENT TOOL FOR 3D CELLULARCONSTRUCTS
Lokesh Karthik Narayanan, Trevor L. Thompson, Aditya Bhat, Binil Starly, Rohan A. Shirwaiker

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MSEC 4‐2‐4 Data‐Driven Optimization for Manufacturing Decision‐Making
EEB 248
Session Organizer: Tangbin Xia
Session Co‐Organizer: Weihong Guo
MSEC2017‐2940 JOINT PRODUCTION AND MAINTENANCE DECISION‐MAKING IN MIXED‐MODEL ASSEMBLY SYSTEMSXi Gu, Weihong Guo
MSEC2017‐3065 A MODIFIED DYNAMIC PROGRAMMING MODEL IN CONDITION‐BASED MAINTENANCE OPTIMIZATION
Mengkai Xu, Md. Noor E Alam, Sagar Kamarthi

MSEC 2‐4‐3 Advances in Nontraditional Manufacturing Processes‐3
GER 224
Session Organizer: Ning He
Session Co‐Organizer: Sagil JamesMSEC2017‐2993 EFFECT OF ARC‐CURRENT AND PARTICLE MORPHOLOGY ON FRACTURE TOUGHNESS OF PLASMA SPRAYED ALUMINIUM OXIDECOATING
Simanchal Kar, Partha Pratim Bandyopadhyay, Soumitra PaulMSEC2017‐3035 LASER SURFACE ENGINEERING OF HIERARCHY HYDROXYAPATITE AEROGEL FOR BONE TISSUE ENGINEERING
Pedram Parandoush, Hanxiong Fan, Xiaolei Song, Dong Lin
MSEC2017‐3072 TRIBOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF TEXTURED CEMENTED CARBIDE SURFACES OF DIFFERENT WETTABILITY PRODUCED BY PULSE
LASER
Xiuqing Hao, Xiaolu Song, Liang Li, Ning He

MSEC 1‐5‐3 Process Monitoring in Additive Manufacturing I
IRC 1016/1017
Session Organizer: Chi Zhou
Session Co‐Organizer: Jarred Heigel
MSEC2017‐2947 ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING (AM) OF FLEXIBLE ELECTRONIC DEVICES: ONLINE MONITORING OF 3D LINE TOPOLOGY IN AEROSOLJET PRINTING PROCESS USING SHAPE‐FROM‐SHADING (SFS) IMAGE ANALYSIS
Roozbeh Salary, Jack P Lombardi, Prahalad Rao, Mark Poliks
MSEC2017‐3016 PRELIMINARY TESTING OF TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENTS IN SELECTIVE LASER MELTING
Bo Cheng, Stephen Cooke, Y. Kevin Chou
MSEC2017‐2942 MEASUREMENT OF THE MELT POOL LENGTH DURING SINGLE SCAN TRACKS IN A COMMERCIAL LASER POWDER BED FUSIONPROCESS
Jarred Heigel, Brandon Lane

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ICMP 1‐6‐2 Metals and Metal Matrix Composites II
PRB MPR
Session Organizer: Kenjiro Sugio,
Session Co‐Organizer: Yongbum Choi
ICMP2017‐4304 MECHANICAL BEHAVIOR AND FAILURE OF EASILY‐DECOMPOSABLE DISSIMILAR‐MATERIALS‐JOINT FABRICATED BY FRICTION STIRFORMING
Takahiro Ohashi, Hamed Mofidi Tabatabaei, Tadashi Nishihara
ICMP2017‐4321 FABRICATION OF METAL MATRIX PIEZOELECTRIC COMPOSITE USING SURFACE OXIDIZED METAL FIBER AS INTERNAL ELECTRODE
Kazuki Horikiri, Tetsuro Yanaseko, Isao Kuboki, Hiroshi Sato, Hiroshi Asanuma

MSEC 4‐9‐2 Intelligent Maintenance Decision Making of Manufacturing Systems‐2
PRB PC
Session Organizer: Yong Wang
Session Co‐Organizer: Zeyi Sun
MSEC2017‐2736 A DATA‐DRIVEN APPROACH TO DETECT MECHANICAL FAULTS IN WIND TURBINE GEARBOX
Ruoyu Li, Zeyi Sun,MSEC2017‐2765 REMAINING USEFUL LIFE ESTIMATION BASED ON A SEGMENTAL HIDDEN MARKOV MODEL WITH CONTINUOUS OBSERVATIONS
Zhen Chen, Tangbin Xia, Ershun Pan

MSEC 5‐4‐3 Sustainable Manufacturing: Scheduling and Control I
PRB SCR
Session Organizer: Qing Chang
Session Co‐Organizer: Jing Zou
MSEC2017‐2630 FLEXIBLE JOB‐SHOP SCHEDULING FOR REDUCED MANUFACTURING CARBON FOOTPRINT
Qiong Liu, Youquan Tian, John Sutherland, Chao Wang, Freddy O. Chekem
MSEC2017‐2854 GANTRY SCHEDULING FOR TWO‐MACHINE ONE‐BUFFER COMPOSITE WORK CELL BY REINFORCEMENT LEARNING
Jorge Arinez, Xinyan Ou, Qing Chang
MSEC2017‐2907 SIMULATION OPTIMIZATION FOR COMPUTER MODELS WITH MULTIVARIATE OUTPUT
Raed Kontar, Shiyu Zhou, John Horst

MSEC 5‐1‐3 Design and Fabrication of Medical Devices
HAR 101
Session Organizer: Scott Miller
Session Co‐Organizer: Roland Chen
MSEC2017‐2814 DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF SOFT GRIPPERS FOR HAND REHABILITATION
Hongying Zhang, Yiqiang Wang, Michael Wang, Jerry YH Fuh, A Senthil Kumar

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MSEC2017‐2992 THE DEVELOPMENT OF A NOVEL POSITIONING SYSTEM TO IMPROVE PULMONARY OUTCOMES IN CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS
Kalie Hennigan, Scott Miller, Prakash Kabbur, Russell Woo
MSEC2017‐3002 MANUFACTURING AND COMPUTATIONAL FLUID DYNAMICS MODELING OF A PATIENT‐SPECIFIC FISTULA MODEL
Yang Liu, Yihao Zheng, John Pitre, William Weitzel, Joseph Bull, Albert Shih

ICMP 4‐2‐2 Sensors and Devices 1
ZHS 252
Session Organizer: Mohsen Shahinpoor
ICMP2017‐4389 THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE FLAP GATE TYPE LAND LOCKKyoichi Nakayasu, Yuichiro Kimura, Toshiaki Morii, Yoshito Yamakawa
ICMP2017‐4445 OPTIMIZATION OF FBG SENSOR SENSITIVITY FOR DISASTER PREVENTION IN PIPELINES
Antonio Paolozzi, Ferdinando Felli, Cristian Vendittozzi, Claudio Paris, Hiroshi Asanuma
ICMP2017‐4437 DEVELOPMENT OF THERMOELECTRIC DEVICE UTILIZING SELECTIVE DIRECT BONDING TECHNOLOGY UTILIZING ANODIC OXIDEFILM ON ALUMINUM SURFACE
Hiroshi Sato, Tetsuro Yanaseko, Hiroshi Asanuma, Hatune Kawanishi

ICMP 4‐1‐3 Processing I
ZHS 352
Session Organizer: Hiroyuki Hamada
Session Co‐Organizer: Hayato Nakatani
ICMP2017‐4400 LAP JOINING OF DISSIMILAR GRADE ALUMINUM ALLOYS BY FRICTION STIR FORMING PROCESS: A STUDY ON THE EFFECT OF TOOLPLUNGE DEPTH ON SHEAR STRENGTH OF THE JOINTS
Tinu P. Saju, R. Ganesh Narayanan
ICMP2017‐4344 EXPERIMENTAL AND NUMERICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF NANOFLUID MINIMUM QUANTITY LUBRICATION END‐MILLING PRO‐CESS ACCORDING TO MIST SPRAYING CONDITION
Jin Woo Kim, Young Chang Kim, Jung Sub Kim, Sangwon Lee
ICMP2017‐4357 THERMAL TREATMENT AND MICROSTRUCTURE OBSERVATION FOR JAPANESE SEWING SCISSORS MADE BY THE ““SO‐HIZUKURI””
FORGING PROCESS
Hayato Nakatani, Yasuko Kitajima, Takuya Sugimoto, Akihiko Goto, Hiroyuki Hamada

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well as recentt graduates withw better infformation/knowledge of vvarious researrch positions in industry, aacademia, anddnational laborato
ories. The forum will furrther discuss how to be suuccessful pro
ofessionally inn the various research sett‐tinggs.
Ageenda (Wednesday, June 7, 2017)
5::00 – 5:15:
ning Remarks and Welcome
Open
5::15 – 6:00:
5‐minnute spoken introduction byb each paneelist
6::00 – 6:15:
Pizza and beverages served
Breakkout panel disscussions
6::15 – 7:30:

7::30 ‐ 8:00:• Panel 1: Academia• Panel 2: Government• Panel 3: In
ndustryWrap
p‐up discussio
on, open quesstions and an swers

Foru
um Format:
nelist will introduce themsselves in approximately 5 m
minutes each. They havee experience conducting
1. Each pan
research in academia, industry, and governmen
nt labs.
2. Round‐taable discussio
ons (parallel) will follow: one for academmia, one for ggovernment aand the otherr for industry.
The rounnd‐table discu
ussions will eaach have 3 paanelists from diverse backgground/posittions. Panelistts will discusss
such topics as how to search for a job, career management,mfunding for rresearch, etc.
3. Food andd beverages will
w be servedd during the foorum.
4. After thee forum particcipants are en
ncouraged too engage in coonversations//discussions rrelated to theeir particu‐
lar/perso
onal interestss.
Fee:Free for registered coonference parrticipants

Atteendance:
Open to all registeredd conference participants
Mandatoory for NSF Travel Grant* student applicants
Earlly Career Foruum Chair:orn, University of Wisco nsin‐MadisonnDr. Frrank Pfefferko
Phone: 608‐263‐26
668 Email: frank.pfefferk
fkorn@wisc.edu

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Pan
nelists:
Dr. Kira Barrton, Univers
sity of Michig
gan Ann Arb
bor
Kira Barton is an
a Assistant Proffessor in the Dep
partment of Mechhanical Engineeriing at the Univerrsity of Michigan.
She received her B.Sc. in Mechhanical Engineering from the Univversity of Colora do at Boulder in 2001. Following
her B.Sc, Kira worked as a well control enginee
er for British Pettroleum in Alaskaa, and then as aan Engineer I forrMIn
n 2004, she conttinued her educa
ation in mechanthe Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution in Massachusetts.
g at the Universitty of Illinois at Urbana-Champaignn and completedd her M.Sc. and P
Ph.D. degrees in
ical engineering
2006 and 2010, respectively. Sh
he held a postdo
octoral research p
position at the Un
niversity of Illinois from Fall 2010
until Fall 2011, at which point shhe joined the Mechanical Enginee
ering Departmen
nt at the Universitty of Michigan at
a conducts reseaarch in modeling, sensing, and co
ontrol for applicattions in advanced
Ann Arbor. Kirad manufacturing
and robotics, withw a specializa
ation in Iterative Learning Contro
ol and micro-add
ditive manufacturing. Kira is therecipient of an NSF CAREER AwardA
in 2014, 20
015 SME Outstan
nding Young Ma
anufacturing Engiineer Award, theg Young Alumni
2015 Universitty of Illinois, Department of Mechanical Sciencce and Engineerring OutstandingAward, and thee 2016 University
y of Michigan, Department
Dof Meechanical Engine
eering Departme
ent Achievement
Award.

Dr. Wayne Cai,C General Motors Globbal R&D
Dr. Wayne Cai is a Staff Resea
archer at Genera
al Motors Global R&D Center in Warren, Michigaan, USA. His reufacturing techno
ology, where meechanics, materiaals, and mathemmatics (statistics)
search area is advanced manu
uring processes anda systems for iimproved qualityy, reliability and reeduced cost. He
are used to opttimize manufactu
is well-recogniz
zed for his innov
vation in automottive technologiess, particularly li-io
on battery design and manufacturing technolo
ogies, with over thirty US and innternational pateents (or patent pending) and a number of GM
trade-secrets innventions. He au
uthored over sev
venty peer-review
wed research pa
apers, one book on li-ion battery
manufacturing, and is a frequen
ntly invited speak
ker at a variety oof industrial and aacademic forumss.
Dr. Cai is currently Chair of SAE
E Hybrid Electric
c Vehicle Committtee, Vice Chair oof ASME Manufa
acturing Process
Technical Com
mmittee, Associated Chair of Northh American Man
nufacturing Research Institute. He
e also serves as
an Associate EditorE
for ASME Journal of Manu
ufacturing Sciencce and Engineerring and SME Jo
ournal of Manufacturing Proceesses. Dr. Cai recceived his Ph.D. degree from The
e University of M
Michigan.

Dr. Moneer Helu, Nation
nal Institute ofo Standardss and Techno
ologyMoneer Helu is
s a mechanical engineereand asssociate project lleader in the En gineering Labora
atory at the National Institute ofo Standards andd Technology (NIST). He is also the Co-Leader oof the NIST Smarrt Manufacturing
Systems Test Bed.
B
Moneer’s cu
urrent research focus
fis in the arreas of monitorinng, diagnostics, pprognostics, andcontrol for sma
art manufacturingg systems. He iss a member of th
he Technical Ste
eering Committee
e and TechnicalAdvisory Groupp for MTConnectt, the Manufacturring Engineering Division of ASM
ME, and the Scientific Committeeof the SME No
orth American Ma
anufacturing Res
search Institute. He is also a Co
orporate Member of the International Academy
y for Production Engineering (CIRP). Prior to jooining NIST in 20
014, Moneer wa
as the Associate
Director of the Laboratory for Manufacturing anda
Sustainabilitty (2014) and a Lecturer and P
Postdoctoral Researcher (20133-2014) in the Department
Dof MechanicalM
Enginneering at UC B
Berkeley. He recceived his Ph.D.
(2013) and M.SS. (2009) in Mechhanical Engineering from UC Berkkeley and S.B. (22007) in Mechanical Engineeringfrom MIT. He has
h been recognized by SME in thet 2014 list of th
he “30 Under 30
0: Future Leaderss of Manufacturing.”

Dr. Arif Mallik, University of Texas Dallas
D
Arif Malik has beenban Associatte Professor of MechanicalM
Enginneering at The Un
niversity of Texass at Dallas since2015. Prior to jooining UT Dallass, Malik was an AssistantA
Professsor of Aerospacee and Mechanical Engineering at
Saint Louis Uniiversity. He receiived his PhD fromm Wright State in
n 2007, and priorr to this he held sseveral positionsin industry, including 2 years as
s an industrial ve
entilation applicattions engineer fo
or Lau Industries,, 5 years as aprocess control engineer for AR
RMCO/AK Steel, and 5 years in a start-up compa
any that he co-fou
unded to supply
process control software for thee metals manufac
cturing industry. Malik is a recipie
ent of NSF’s CAR
REER Award,
and his researc
ch involves uncertainty-based computational mecchanics to addresss interdisciplina
ary problems
including metall forming, laser processingpof metals, and adaptivve structures for micro air vehicle
es. Besides research contribu
utions in these fie
elds, Malik and his graduate stude
ering Brighter Fu
utures for Autism
ents run Enginee
events in Dallas, in which teenss with autism gain valuable socia l collaboration skkills while compe
eting in manufacturing-relate
ed design-build-te
est 3D printing coompetitions

104Dr. Laine Mears,
M
Clemson Universitty
Laine Mears is the BMW SmarttState Endowed Chair of Automo
otive Manufacturring, Professor an
nd founding facn the Automotivee Engineering deepartment at Clemnd conducts proulty member inmson Universityy. He teaches anjects at the Cle
emson University
y International CenterC
for Autom
motive Research. Teaching coverrs modeling andanalysis of auto
omotive manufac
cturing processess, quality system
ms and quality toools; research is in manufacturing
quality estimation, Intelligent Ma
achining System
ms, manufacturing
g process designn and control, andd manufacturing
gnostics. He hass published over 100 peer-review
wed articles, andd is the recipient of the NSF CAequipment diag
REER award, SAE
S
Ralph Teetor Educational Award,
Athe Southh Carolina Goverrnor’s Young Re
esearcher Award
for Excellence in Scientific Reseearch and the IM
MECHE George S
Stephenson Goldd Medal.
Dr. Mears has over 10 years’ inndustry experiennce, holding posittions with Hitach
hi Automotive and SKF Bearings
acturing Enginee
er and Engineering Manager in a high-volume p
precision manufa
acturing environboth as Manufa
ment. Applicable work in industry includes leadinng quality implem
mentation teams for QS-9000 andd ISO-TS-16949
s, power optimiza
ation of hard machining processe
es, and startup oof a new bulk defformation rolling
quality systems
process. Dr. Mears has a B.S. in mechanical en
ngineering from V
Virginia Tech (19993) and M.S. (22001) and Ph.D.
s in mechanical engineering fromm Georgia Tech.. He is a Fellow of the Americann Society of Me(2006) degrees
chanical Engineers and a Senior Member of bothb
the Societyy of Manufacturin
ng Engineers annd the American
ality. He is an ASQ
ACertified Qu
uality Engineer ( CQE), BMW Lea
an Six Sigma Black Belt, and aSociety for Qua
licensed Profes
ssional Engineerr.

Dr. Sangkee Min, Unive
ersity of Wiscconsin-Madisson
Sangkee Min earnedehis Ph.D.. at UC Berkeley
y with manufactu
uring major in 20
001. His Ph.D. w
work focused onvery practical industrial problem
ms like burr minimization from va
arious machining
g processes and the outcome off
as tested and im
mplemented at thee automotive andd aerospace indu
ustry. After his P
Ph.D., he went to
his research wa
Japan as a spe
ecial assistant prrofessor at Keio University where
e he expanded hhis industrial connection to many
Japanese industries; automotiv
ve, machine tool,, tool makers, oi l refinery, etc. w
with his environm
mental machining
research.
nture opportunity that was to fabri cate a customize
ed knee surgery assistive device
He returned to the US for a ven
as working as a manufacturingmdirrector where he ddeveloped a tracceable manufacturing system forr
in 2005. He wa
high mix low volumev
medical device productio
on. He left the company for an
nother challengee, ultra-precisionnano-machining that he consid
dered as emergiing and enablingg technology. Hee joined DTL Co
orporation (Moriveloped an ultra--precision 5-axiss nano machine and machining
Seiki’s US R&D) in 2009 where his team dev
technology.
pconsultting on various su
ubjects on manu
ufacturing from teechnical process level consulting
He started his personal
to global manu
ufacturing strateg
gy and manufactturing policy-makking. With strong
g passion towardd manufacturing
and growing atttention to US manufacturing,mhee started working
g for Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory toassist its manu
ufacturing strateg
gy as a consultan
nt and finally join
ned as a staff sccientist in 2012. A
At LBNL, he has
been working too establish the advanced manufa
acturing center in
ntegrating existin
ng manufacturing
g excellence anddeveloping new
w manufacturing technology with an emphasis on
n ultra-precision m
machining techno
ology.
From a long hisstory of his manu
ufacturing experiience at several countries (US, JJapan, Germany,, and Korea), helearned that on
ne of key contribu
utors of economic success of one
e country is keepping manufacturing excellence inthe country while maintaining healthyhmanufactturing ecosystemm and proper leve
ect toward manel of social respe
ntribute his know
wledge and expe rience to revival of US manufactturing and keepufacturing. He is working to con
ble as an assista
ant professor of Department
Dof M
Mechanical Engin
neering at Unive
ersity of Wisconing it sustainab
sin-Madison with three major reesearch topics; UPM
U(Ultra-Preciision Machining)), SSM (Smart Sustainable Mand MFD (Manufac
cturing for Designn).
ufacturing), and

Dr. Shawn Moylan,
M
National Institute of Standarrds and Techhnology
Since 2006, Sh
hawn Moylan has researched meeasurement scieence and metrolo
ogy for advanced
d manufacturing
processes at thhe National Instittute of Standardss and Technolog
gy (NIST). Curre
ently Shawn is th
he project leaderrfor Qualificationn for Additive Manufacturing Mateerials, Processess, and Parts focusing on developing test methods
and reference datadto reduce th
he high costs ass
sociated with qu alifying critical ccomponents for aaerospace, medical, and other applications. Prioor to working in metalsmadditive mmanufacturing an
nd 3D printing, S
Shawn worked ine tool metrology
y, on-machine measurementmof part geometry, smart machinee tools, and mi5-axis machine
cro/meso-scalee manufacturing.
Shawn received his B.S. in meechanical enginee
ering from the U
University of Notrre Dame and Ph.D. from Purdue
hawn is currently
y on detail assignment in the Ad
dvanced Manufa
acturing National Program Office
University. Sh
located at NIST
T.

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Shawn is a lead
der and active membermof the additive manufactu
uring and advancced manufacturin
ng communities.
•
•
•
•
•
•

Chair of Executive Commmittee for ASME Manufacturing E
Engineering Divi sion (2016-2017
7, member since2012)
admap Advisory Group for Amerrica Makes -- thee national additivee manufacturing
Member of Technical Roa
on institute (20144 - present)
innovatio
Member of ASME Techniical Advisory Pan
nel on Additive M
Manufacturing an
nd 3D printing (20016 – present)
g Topical Meetinng -- Achieving Precision Tolera
ances in Additivee Manufacturing
Co-chair of ASPE Spring016)(2015, 20
Member of Program Com
mmittee for ASMEE AM3D conferennce (2016)
mmittee for SME MicroManufacturring Conference (2008-2011)
Member of Advisory Com

Dr. Ihab Ragai, Penn State Universitty
Dr. Ihab Ragai is Assistant Pro
ofessor of Engine
eering at the Pen
nn State Universsity, Erie, PA. Priior to joining acgineering Managger at Hitachi Tru
uck in Canada, ooverseeing all projects related toademia, he was the Senior Engt
dynamics, fatigue analysiss, structural and drive system ccomponents deproduct/process optimization, trucksand maanufacturing proc
cesses including casting, forging,, welding, and shheet forming. Forrsign, material selection,over 20 years, he has held seveeral positions in industry as Desig
anufacturing Ressearcher, Project
gn Engineer, Ma
ked on several p
projects with ABB
B Germany, McD
Donnell Douglas
Engineer, and Project Managerr. Dr. Ragai work
A, Pratt & Whitney Canada, Cannada Network off Centres of Exceellence (AUTO21), and The CaAerospace USA
nadian Institutee of Aerospace Research. His areasaof expertisse include adva
anced manufactu
uring processes,
finite element simulation,smaterrial constitutive modeling,m
stress analysis, and deesign of aerospa
ace and automotive componentts & systems.
Dr. Ragai atten
nded universitiess in Egypt, Germaany, the US andd Canada, where
e he earned a Ba
achelor’s degreein Manufacturin
ng Engineering (1994),(
a Masterr’s degree in Me
echanical Designn (1999), and a Ph.D. degree in
Mechanical Engineering (2006)). He is a registerred Professional Engineer in the province of Ontaario, Canada. He
erving as a Direector in the boa
ard of the Northh American Man
nufacturing Reseearch Institution
is currently se(NAMRI/SME) and as an Associate Editor of th
he Journal of Ma
anufacturing Ressearch. Previously, he served as
P
Chair off the 2014 Manuffacturing Sciencee and Engineerin
ng Conference (MMSEC2014). He
the Technical Programis a recipient off several national and international awards in the field of mechani cal engineering.

Dr. Masakazu Soshi, Un
niversity of California
C
Da
avis
Dr. Masakazu Soshi
S
is an assis
stant professor att University of Ca
alifornia Davis (UUC Davis) since N
November 2012.
He obtained his
s Ph.D. degree fromf
UC Davis in
n 2009 with his ddissertation entitl ed “A study on the developmentof a multi-purpose spindle for qualityqproductiv
ve machining”. Inn this study, he developed a unique dual motorrCmachining. In 2008, while sstill being a studeent, he was emp
ployed as an enspindle system for heavy duty CNC
gineer by DMG
G Mori Co., Ltd., one of the largest CNC machinee tool manufactu
urers in the world
d. He worked forr
the company asa a spindle designer for the firs
st half of his careeer in the comppany and then traansferred to the
production techhnology departm
ment to focus on improving produ
uctivity of machi ne tool manufaccturing by developing a method
d of hard milling ofo cast iron for structural machinee tool componentts. Since his new
w appointment at
UC Davis in 20
012, he establish
hed the Advanceed Research for Manufacturing S
System (ARMS) Laboratory withemphasizes onn machining proc
cesses and machhine tool design. His research lab
b currently puts focus on uniqueapplications an
nd processes development usingg a hybrid CNC machine tool whhich combines trraditional cutting
and direct enerrgy deposition (DDED). He received the CIRP F.W
W. Taylor medal award in 2010. He published atotal of 10 journnals and some coonference proceedings and pateents after his app
pointment at UC Davis. Dr. Soshi
serves as chairrperson of Machine Tool Techno
ologies Researchh Foundation (MTTTRF) since 201
13 where he has
contributed to organizeoand lead the annual con
nferences.

Dr. Hitomi Yamaguchi
YGreenslet,
GUn
niversity of F
FloridaHitomi Yamagu
uchi Greenslet iss currently an associate professsor in the Deparrtment of Mecha
anical and Aerospace Engineering at the Unive
ersity of Florida. The
T path that led her to UF includ
des positions in inndustry, nationalnd academia botth inside and outtside her native JJapan. When sh
he was studying for her master’slaboratories, andegree, she intterned for three monthsmat the Pa
aul Scherrer Insttitut in Switzerlan
nd. This experiennce and a previous supervisor inspired her to exploreeacademia. In 1996, she rreceived her docctorate from Utsu
unomiya Univerd started her pro
ofessional careerr as research asssociate at the U niversity of Tokyyo. She soon resity, Japan, andalized that indu
ustrial experiencee was necessary
y to effectively tea
ach Manufacturi ng Engineering, and she left theuniversity in 19
997 and worked asa research engineer at Extrude Hone Corporatio
on in Pennsylvan
nia. After gainingsome industrial experience, shee returned to herr alma mater whhere she was ressearch associatee and later assos
workinng as a research
her abroad at NASA Glenn Reciate professorr. In 2002-2003, she spent her sabbaticalsearch Center in Ohio, and she
e left Utsunomiya
a University in 20
007 and moved too UF.
Her research innterests have ev
volved throughou
ut her career an
nd now include uultra-precision fin
nishing (such as
magnetic field--assisted finishinng), surface func
ctionalization, an
nd medical-devicce developmentt. Her work has

106been published in over 80 refereed journal papers, and she has been granted 8 patents. She has received several awards, including Outstanding Young Engineer awards from JSME in 1995, SME in 2000, and JSAT in
2003. She is currently the secretary of the Scientific Technical Committee for Abrasive Processes (STC-G) of
CIRP (the International Academy for Production Engineering). She also serves as the secretary of the North
American Manufacturing Research Institute of SME. In recognition of her contributions, she has been elected asa fellow of both ASME (American Society of Mechanical Engineers) and SME. In addition to her research, she ispassionate about working in the areas of Manufacturing Education and Workforce Development. She is thefaculty advisor of the UF chapter of Pi Tau Sigma. She hosts students (from K-12 to university) in her laboratory
every summer and has hosted events where professionals can share their experiences of engineering educationand career development.

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THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 2017

9:00am - 11:00am

Information Desk

Epstein Family Engineering Plaza

9:15am – 10:45am

Technical Parallel Session - 13

12:00pm - 1:00pm

Box Lunch

Epstein Family Engineering Plaza

1:00pmTour Departs

Haas Automation (Oxnard)

1:00pm - 6:00pm

ASME Workshop-Monitoring, Diagnostic,& Prognostic Guidelines to Support
Health Management & Control Manuf
Systems

Radisson 1880 Room108

Haas Automation
Haas Automation Plant Tour, Oxnard
Tour Date: Thursday, June 8, 2017
Bus leaves from Engineering Plaza at 1:00 PM and returns around 6PM.
Cost: $20
Haas Automation is the largest machine tool builder in the western world, manufacturing a complete line of CNC verti‐
cal machining centers, horizontal machining centers, CNC lathes and rotary products. The company also builds a varietyof specialty machines, including 5‐axis machining centers, mold making machining centers, tool room machines, andgantry routers. Haas machine tools and rotary products are built to the exacting specifications of Gene Haas to deliver
higher accuracy, repeatability, and durability than any other machine tools on the market.
Gene Haas founded Haas Automation, Inc., in 1983 to manufacture economical and reliable machine tools. The com‐pany entered the machine tool industry with the first‐ever, fully automatic, programmable collet indexer – a device
used to position parts for machining with very high accuracy. The Haas 5C collet indexer was a huge success, and overthe next four years, the company expanded its product line to include a wide selection of fully programmable rotary ta‐
bles, rotary indexers, and machine tool accessories.

In 1987, Haas Automation began developing its first vertical machining center (VMC), a machine designed to perform
such machining operations as milling, drilling, tapping, and boring. This machine, the VF‐1, was introduced at a cost thatwas competitive with machine tools from offshore manufacturers. Employing the latest equipment and procedures for
close‐tolerance manufacturing, the first VF‐1 prototypes were completed in 1988 and introduced at the International
Machine Tool Show (IMTS '88) in Chicago, Illinois.
At that time, industry scholars and members of the trade press were skeptical that an American‐made machining cen‐ter could be sold for less than $50,000. Haas not only delivered on the price, but delivered the product as well, some‐thing other manufacturers often were unable to do. Today, the Haas VF‐1 still sells for less than $50,000, and in most
instances, a customer's machine can be delivered within just a few weeks of the initial order.
To ensure accuracy, Haas produces all critical components in‐house using dedicated state‐of‐the‐art CNC machine
tools. The company's 1‐million‐square‐foot facility makes extensive use the latest lean manufacturing methods andjust‐in‐time production practices to streamline production capabilities and reduce costs. This, combined with highly
trained teams for electronics and mechanical assembly, allows Haas to control quality, cost, reliability, and availability.

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The resulting savings and increased quality are passed on to the customer in the form of lower prices and better prod‐ucts.
Of the nearly 300 chip‐making machine tools in the Haas machine shop, more than two‐thirds are Haas machines –proof positive that the company believes in its own products. To increase production capacity and capability, newmanufacturing equipment is added constantly, allowing Haas to produce more parts more efficiently, and further re‐duce the cost of Haas products to the end user.
Today, Haas manufactures four major product lines: vertical machining centers (VMCs), horizontal machining centers(HMCs), CNC lathes and rotary tables, as well as a number of large five‐axis and specialty machines. All Haas products
are manufactured at the company's expansive facility in Oxnard, California – the largest, most modern machine tool
manufacturing operation in the United States.

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PRESENTATION SCHEDULE FOR THURSDAYPARALLEL SESSION ‐ 13
9:15 AM – 10:45 AM

Joint
MSEC‐NAMRC‐ICMP
Invited Talks

X

COLOR
KEY:

Joint MSEC‐NAMRC‐ICMP
Session

GFS 116

VHE 217

VPD 105**

SAL 126

EEB 248

GER 224MSEC 3‐5‐1
Tribology ofMfg. Processes

MSEC 1‐4‐2+ ICMP
1‐5‐1 (4421+ 4401):
AdditiveMfg. &
Materials

NAMRC ‐TRACK 2
"Manufac‐turing pro‐
cesses" ‐Machining 5MSEC
3‐3‐3:Polymer
Processing‐3

NAMRC ‐TRACK 2
"Manufac‐turing pro‐
cesses" ‐ Mi‐
cromilling

MSEC 2‐2‐5:Competitive
Mfg. & As‐
sisted/Augme
nted Mfg.
Processees ‐5

MSEC

NAMRC
ICMP

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PRESENTATION SCHEDULE FOR THURSDAY

IRC
1016/1017

PRB MPR

PRB PCPRB SCR

HAR 101

ZHS 159

ZHS 252MSEC 4‐1‐1Cyberphysical
Systems

MSEC 2‐5‐4
Forming
Processes ‐4MSEC
2‐3‐7:
Mfg.
Process
Modeling‐6

MSEC 5‐4‐4:
Sustainability
in Smart
Manufacturing‐4MSEC
5‐1‐4 :
Biomedical
Devices ‐4

MSEC 4‐5‐8:
Cloud Manu‐
facturing ‐8

ICMP 4‐2‐3: 4327; 4435,
4406,(Smart Disaster
Prevention: Sensors andDevices ‐ 2)112

THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 20179:15 am– 10:45am Technical Parallel Session - 13
MSEC 3‐5‐1 Tribological aspects of machining and surface deformation processes
GFS 116
Session Organizer: Dinakar Sagapuram
Session Co‐Organizer: Mathew Kuttolamadom
MSEC2017‐2915 SUBSURFACE MICROSTRUCTURE AND CRYSTALLOGRAPHIC TEXTURE IN SURFACE SEVERE PLASTIC DEFORMATION PROCESSES
Zhiyu Wang, Saurabh Basu, Christopher Saldana
MSEC2017‐3060 COOLANT CHANNEL AND FLOW CHARACTERISTICS OF MQL DRILL BITS: EXPERIMENTAL AND NUMERICAL ANALYSES
Yi‐Tang Kao, Behrouz Takabi, Mozheng Hu, Bruce Tai
MSEC2017‐3147 WEAR OF CUTTING TOOLS IN MODULATION‐ASSISTED MACHINING OF STRUCTURAL METALSJames MannMSEC 1‐4‐2 & 1‐5‐1 Additive Manufacturing: Processing & Materials
VHE 217
Session Organizer: Fu Zhao
Session Co‐Organizer: Lin Li, Fadwa Dababneh, Satoshi Kishimoto
MSEC2017‐2983 DIMENSIONAL PERFORMANCE OF AS‐BUILT ASSEMBLIES IN POLYJET ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING PROCESS
Azadeh Haghighi, Yiran Yang, Lin Li
ICMP2017‐4421 FABRICATION OF THE LONG LENGTH AND SMALL DIAMETER HOLE ARRAY BY A 3D PRINTER
Satoshi Kishimoto
ICMP2017‐4401 SUPPORT STRUCTURE DISTRIBUTION AND DEFORMATION OF NI‐BASE ALLOY FABRICATED BY SELECTIVE LASER MELTING
Toshi‐Taka Ikeshoji, Masahiro Araki, Makiko Yonehara, Kazuya Nakamura, Ryo Akamatsu, Hideki Kyogoku

NAMRC ‐ TRACK 2 Manufacturing Processes ‐ Machining 5
VPD 105
Chairman: Tugrul Ozel
NAMRC‐56 MULTI‐OBJECTIVE OPTIMIZATION IN MICROTURNING OF TITANIUM ALLOY USING PARTICLE SWARM TECHNIQUE
Gopikrishnan A and Kanthababu Mani
NAMRC‐58 VARIABILITY OF THE MACHINABILITY ALONG THE CROSS SECTION OF DUCTILE IRON PRODUCED BY CONTINUOUS CASTING
Aécio De Sousa, Álisson Machado, Rosemar Da Silva and Wilson Gursser
NAMRC‐103 QUASISTATIC ERROR MODELING AND MODEL TESTING FOR A 5‐AXIS MACHINE
Hua‐Wei Ko, Patrick Bazzoli, J. Nisbett, Le Ma, Douglas Bristow, Robert Landers, Yujie Chen, Shiv Kapoor and Placid Ferreira113

MSEC 3‐3‐3 Production of Smart Composite Structures
SAL 126
Session Organizer: Felicia Stan
Session Co‐Organizer: Ozlem Yasar
MSEC2017‐2775 CONCEPTUAL DESIGN OF AN EXPERIMENT FOR THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION ABOUT COSMIC RAY SHIELDING MATERIALS
Fabrizio Quadrini, Loredana Santo
MSEC2017‐2776 CONCEPTUAL DESIGN OF AN EXPERIMENT FOR THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION ABOUT SHAPE MEMORY COMPOSITE INSPACE ENVIRONMENT
Loredana Santo, Denise Bellisario, Giovanni Matteo Tedde, Fabrizio Quadrini
MSEC2017‐2973 EXPERIMENTAL CHARACTERIZATION OF THE INTERACTION BETWEEN CARBON FIBER COMPOSITE PREPREGS DURING THE PRE‐FORMING PROCESS
Weizhao Zhang, Zixuan Zhang, Jie Lu, Qian Wang, Xuming Su, Danielle Zeng, Mansour Mirdamadi, Jian Cao

NAMRC ‐ TRACK 2 Manufacturing Processes ‐ Micromilling
EEB 248
Chairman: Stefania Bruschi
NAMRC‐21 EFFECT OF LUBRICATION ON MACHINING RESPONSE AND DYNAMIC INSTABILITY IN HIGH‐SPEED MICROMILLING OF TI‐6AL‐4V
Rinku Mittal, Salil S. Kulkarni and Ramesh Singh
NAMRC‐117 MICRO‐MILLING MACHINABILITY OF DED ADDITIVE TITANIUM TI‐6AL‐4V
Giuseppe Bonaiti, Paolo Parenti, Massimiliano Annoni and Shiv Kapoor
NAMRC‐165 MICROMILLING OF POLY(METHYL METHACRYLATE, PMMA) USING SINGLE‐CRYSTAL DIAMOND TOOLS
Emrullah Korkmaz, Recep Onler and Burak Ozdoganlar

MSEC 2‐2‐5 Competitive Manufacturing & Assisted/Augmented Processes
GER 224
Session Organizer: Mohamed A. Gadalla
Session Co‐Organizer: Durul Ulutan
MSEC2017‐2654 INVESTIGATIONS ON THE APPLICATION OF MINIMUM QUANTITY SOLID LUBRICATION IN TURNING
Mayurkumar Makhesana, Kaushik PatelMSEC2017‐2691 ASSESSMENT OF OPTICAL PERFORMANCE OF ASPHERIC GERMANIUM LENS MANUFACTURED USING SINGLE POINT DIAMONDTURNING
Shivam Yadav, Raju S. Pawade, Haseen Shaikh
MSEC2017‐2755 INTEGRATIVE TECHNOLOGY AND INSPECTION PLANNING: A CASE STUDY IN MEDICAL INDUSTRY
Fritz Klocke, Johannes Müller, Patrick Mattfeld, Jan Kukulies, Robert H. Schmitt

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MSEC 4‐1‐1 Advances in Cyber Physical Systems and Robotics in Advanced Manufacturing
IRC 1016/1017
Session Organizer: Zhenhua Wu
Session Co‐Organizer: Prahalad Rao, Vukica Jovanovic, Mathew Kuttolamadom, Parikshit (Perry) Mehta
MSEC2017‐2888 USING STANDARDS IN A COMPETITION TO MEASURE AND SOLVE INDUSTRIAL ROBOTICS AGILITY CHALLENGES
Anthony Downs, William Harrison, Craig Schlenoff
MSEC2017‐2955 SIMULATION BASED ON‐LINE EVALUATION OF SINGULATION PLANS TO HANDLE PERCEPTION UNCERTAINTY IN ROBOTIC
BIN PICKING
Nithyananda Kumbla, Shantanu Thakar, Krishnanand Kaipa, Jeremy Marvel, Satyandra Gupta
MSEC2017‐3001 SIMULATION MODEL OF AUTOMATED HVAC SYSTEM CONTROL STRATEGY WITH THERMAL COMFORT AND OCCUPANCY CON‐SIDERATIONSBo Peng, Sheng‐Jen hsieh

MSEC 2‐5‐4 Forming IV: Process Characterization
PRB MPR
Session Organizer: Yannis Korkolis
Session Co‐Organizer: Rajiv Malhotra
MSEC2017‐2715 MECHANICAL PROPERTIES AND MICROSTRUCTURES OF A356 ALLOY PREPARED BY CASTING COMBINED WITH FORGING
Liang Zhenglong, Qi Zhang
MSEC2017‐2690 INFLUENCE OF DISLOCATION DENSITY AND SOLUTE ATOMS CONCENTRATION ON THE ELECTROPLASTIC EFFECT OF AL‐CU ALLOY
Weichao Wu, Chun Xu, Chaorun Si, Tian Xue
MSEC2017‐3045 EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF KEY PROCESS PARAMETERS DURING CONTINUOUS‐BENDING‐UNDER‐TENSION OF AA6022‐T4
Timothy Roemer, Brad Kinsey, Yannis Korkolis, Edward Momanyi

MSEC 2‐3‐7 Machining IV
PRB PC
Session Organizer: Xueping Zhang
Session Co‐Organizer: Sebastian BarthMSEC2017‐2798 INVESTIGATION OF THE EFFECTS OF MICROGROOVED CUTTING TOOL IN HIGH SPEED MACHINING OF AISI 1045 STEEL
Xingbang Chen, Nick Duong, Jianfeng Ma, Shuting Lei
MSEC2017‐2932 CEL FEM INVESTIGATION OF EFFECTS OF MICROGROOVED CUTTING TOOLS IN HIGH SPEED MACHINING OF AISI 1045 STEEL
Han Wu, Nick Duong, Jianfeng Ma, Shuting Lei

MSEC 5‐4‐4 Sustainable Manufacturing: Scheduling and Control II
PRB SCR
Session Organizer: Michael P. Brundage
Session Co‐Organizer: Thurston Sexton
MSEC2017‐2930 DYNAMIC MANUFACTURING SCHEDULING UNDER REAL‐TIME ELECTRICITY PRICING BASED ON MILP AND ARIMA
Yuxin Zhai, Haiyan Wang, Fu Zhao, John Sutherland

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MSEC2017‐2941 REAL‐TIME RESILIENT CONTROL FOR STOCHASTIC PRODUCTION SYSTEM ENERGY EFFICIENCY
Jorge Arinez, Jing Zou, Qing Chang, Yong LEI
MSEC2017‐2985 AN ENERGY SAVING SCHEDULING METHOD FOR JUST IN TIME MATERIAL HANDLING IN MIXED‐MODEL ASSEMBLY LINE
Liman Hu, Binghai Zhou, Yang Li

MSEC 5‐1‐4 3D printing & scaffolds
HAR 101
Session Organizer: Mei He
Session Co‐Organizer: Bruce Tai
MSEC2017‐2778 3D PRINTING OF MICROFLUIDICS FOR POINT OF CARE DIAGNOSISJohn Sibbitt, Mei He
MSEC2017‐2954 PARAMETRIC TOPOLOGY OPTIMIZATION TOWARD RATIONAL DESIGN AND EFFICIENT PREFABRICATION FOR ADDITIVEMANUFACTURING
Long Jiang, Hang Ye, Chi Zhou, Shikui Chen, Wenyao Xu
MSEC2017‐2989 EFFECT OF NEEDLE DIAMETER ON SCAFFOLD MORPHOLOGY AND STRENGTH IN E‐JETTED POLYCAPROLACTONE SCAFFOLDS
Aishwarya Bhargav, Wen Feng Lu, Vinicius Rosa, Jerry YH Fuh

MSEC 4‐5‐8 Cloud Manufacturing VIII : Cyber Physical Systems
ZHS 159
Session Organizer: Nenad Ivezic
Session Co‐Organizer: Lin Zhang
MSEC2017‐2704 DYNAMIC MANUFACTURING CAPABILITY ASSESSMENT OF INDUSTRIAL ROBOTS BASED ON FEEDBACK INFORMATION IN CLOUDMANUFACTURING
Zeyu Zhang, Wenjun Xu, Quan Liu, Zude Zhou, Duc Truong PhamMSEC2017‐2952 ENTERPRISES IN CLOUD MANUFACTURING: A PRELIMINARY EXPLORATION
Yongkui Liu, Xun Xu, Ananth Srinivasan, Lin Zhang
MSEC2017‐2896 SMART PRODUCTION LINE: COMMON FACTORS AND DATA‐DRIVEN IMPLEMENTATION METHOD
Yongping Zhang, Ying Cheng, Fei Tao

ICMP 4‐2‐3 Sensors and Devices 2
ZHS 252
Session Organizer: Satoshi Kishimoto
Session Co‐Organizer: Tetsuro Yanaseko
ICMP2017‐4327 NIGHT TIME SENSORS FOR RAPID DETECTION OF AREAS IMPACTED BY DISASTERS
Cristian Vendittozzi,, Giancarlo Santilli, Paolo Gessini
ICMP2017‐4406 OUTPUT VOLTAGE CHARACTERISTIC IN LARGE STRAIN OF METAL MATRIX PIEZOELECTRIC COMPOSITE
Tetsuro Yanaseko, Yuki Hirayama, Hiroshi Sato, Hiroshi Asanuma
ICMP2017‐4435 FUNDAMENTAL STUDIES ON SMART WAVE/FLOOD MITIGATION STRUCTURES
Hiroshi Asanuma

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ASME Workshop-Monitoring,
Diagnostic, & Prognostic Guidelines to Support Health Management & Control Manuf Systems

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