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| Acronym: | IWT |
| Website: | www.iwt-bremen.de |
| Contact: | Dr. Matthias Steinbacher, IWT Bremen |
| DFG Classification: | 403 Process Engineering, Technical Chemistry; 405 Materials Engineering; 406 Materials Science |
| Material/ Methodology: | highly stressed metallic structural materials/ material, process and production engineering |
| Engagement: | 4 departments, 6 groups in department of Materials Science |
Related Use Cases
- IUC07: Beyond 3D: Tools for spatiotemporal microstructure studies
- IUC10: Interoperability of workflow systems (in collaboration with NFDI4Ing)
- IUC11: Development of coupled ontologies and workflows for thermochemical treatments
- IUC17: Ontologies for defects in crystals
Description
The Leibniz Institute for Materials Engineering (IWT) conducts research on highly stressed metallic structural materials. The department of heat treatment within the main department of material science is focused on tailoring micro structures by thermochemical and thermal heat treatment methods. To engage and facilitate the future transfer of heat treatment knowledge as a key technology for micro structure design in structural materials to the community the development of an ontology for heat treatment processes is aimed for. This involves identifying relevant data, a proper description of the relevant processes, tailoring of software tools to gather and condense data and the derived results to integrate them into the shared materials knowledge database.