Integrated Computational Materials, Process and Product Engineering – IC-MPPE 2022

The Materials Center Leoben has a broad spectrum of innovative, useful, and user-friendly software solutions for material, process and product development, covering different length scales and methods. Some examples at the macroscopic scale include tools to predict crack propagation in wheelset axles (INARA) and visualize residual stresses in rails (VRS). Going down to the atomistic level, the MCL developed a software to predict grain boundary segregation (SEGROcalc) and an ab-initio based toolkit to study chemically and magnetically complex alloys (GreenALM). This poster will provide a general overview of some representative MCL-Software, which has successfully simplified complex scientific methodologies into workflows/tools accessible to less-expert users. In addition, an outlook on future software development activities will be provided.