From MGI to Material Digital
Research
SU Hang *
Material Digital R&D Center, China Iron & Steel Research Institute Group, Beijing,
100081, China
ABSTRACT: As the
manufacturing industry in China has forwarded into the "Undeveloped
zone", more and more new technical requirements are put forward for
materials. Current research mode needs to be changed from imitation to original
innovation. Material computing and big data are the two cornerstones supporting
this transformation. For Chinese material researchers, besides "double
halving" of R&D time and cost, MGI is more important and substantive significant
to help us deeply understand the mechanism of material innovation research, and
form independent iteration research ability, and make material research from
“trial and error” mode transfer to original design. This paper analyzes the
significance of material computing, material App, material big data, material
cloud testing, material blockchain and other technologies on the original
innovation research of materials, and puts forward the suggestion of forming a
decentralized material Internet (INTERMAT), by establishing the material data
association and sharing protocol, to serve for the whole industry chain and the
whole life cycle research and application of materials.
Keywords: MGI; cloud
computing; material big data; blockchain; InterMat.
Prof. SU Hang, director of Material Digital R&D Center of China Iron and Steel Research Institute Group. He is the recipients of Special Government Allowance of the State Council. Long term engaged in research and development of new materials and its application research. He has responded and attended some projects from National Key R&D Program of China about MGI, for developing the material database and ICME method. He has taken charge of the design and development of “MatDao: A global cloud service platform for steel materials" and "CISRI Digital Laboratory". He has published 3 professional works such as "Application of Thermal Dynamics Calculation in Iron and Steel Materials" and "Metal Materials for Petrochemical Industry", 10 software copyrights and more than 20 patents.