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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP210103656

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $470,414.00
    Summary
    Functionally Graded Ultra High Perfomance Concete Structure under Flexure. This project aims to develop a novel multilayer functionally graded concrete structure that is a mixture of normal strength concrete and ultra high performance concrete with the mixing ratio varying in a layer-wise manner, offering a highly cost-effective structural design solution with significantly improved safety and durability over conventional concrete structures. The expected outcomes include the innovative design, .... Functionally Graded Ultra High Perfomance Concete Structure under Flexure. This project aims to develop a novel multilayer functionally graded concrete structure that is a mixture of normal strength concrete and ultra high performance concrete with the mixing ratio varying in a layer-wise manner, offering a highly cost-effective structural design solution with significantly improved safety and durability over conventional concrete structures. The expected outcomes include the innovative design, experimental data on the static and dynamic structural behaviour, development of reliable simulation techniques and optimal design procedures for the proposed structure with greatly reduced material costs. The project will have huge benefits to Australian civil engineering industry and national economy.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP210101353

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $394,287.00
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    Topological Design of Mechanical Meta-Structures. This project aims to establish a new computational design methodology to address current challenges facing creation of ultralight structures with ultra-high-performance characteristics. The latest technologies in structural topology optimization and its correlated numerical simulation and structural analysis methods will be unified towards an integrated design framework. Expected outcomes include an advanced generative design platform for discove .... Topological Design of Mechanical Meta-Structures. This project aims to establish a new computational design methodology to address current challenges facing creation of ultralight structures with ultra-high-performance characteristics. The latest technologies in structural topology optimization and its correlated numerical simulation and structural analysis methods will be unified towards an integrated design framework. Expected outcomes include an advanced generative design platform for discovering novel geometries to underpin new meta-structure architectures, validated by appropriate fabrication techniques considering their geometric complexity. Such capabilities will benefit defence, civil, aerospace, energy and transport industries that pursue competitive advantage through innovation.
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    Linkage Infrastructure, Equipment And Facilities - Grant ID: LE100100045

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $260,000.00
    Summary
    Split Hopkinson bar facility for high strain rate testing of materials. The design of both civil structures that can survive explosions or earthquakes and automobiles that can minimize casualties during crash requires optimum understanding of material response and failure under dynamic loading. As the most commonly used technique for determining material properties under high strain rates, the proposed split Hopkinson bar facility will greatly promote the development of alloys, polymer composite .... Split Hopkinson bar facility for high strain rate testing of materials. The design of both civil structures that can survive explosions or earthquakes and automobiles that can minimize casualties during crash requires optimum understanding of material response and failure under dynamic loading. As the most commonly used technique for determining material properties under high strain rates, the proposed split Hopkinson bar facility will greatly promote the development of alloys, polymer composites, metal foams and other new advanced materials for important applications, such as in blast-resistant design and vehicle crashworthiness, and in aerospace industry.
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