Agenda

Day 1: Identifying opportunities

Wednesday, November 4

Theme: Why PM-HIP? What should we build?
Defining industrial needs, identifying high-impact demonstration components, and establishing collaborative priorities.

Location: The Manufacturing Demonstration Facility, 2350 Cherahala Blvd, Knoxville, TN 37932

TimeSessionLocation
7 a.m.Badging, coffee, light refreshmentsMDF lobby
8 a.m.Opening remarks and welcome
Robert Wagner, associate laboratory director, ORNL Energy Science and Technology Directorate
MDF 112
8:15 a.m.Overview: DOE CMEI Advanced Materials and Manufacturing Technologies Office
Blake Marshall, MDF Technical Manager
MDF 112
8:30 a.m.Overview: DOE Office of Nuclear Energy Advanced Materials and Manufacturing Technologies Program
Meimei Li, AMMT National Technical Director
MDF 112
8:45 a.m.PM-HIP Workshop overview and review of previous workshop’s report
Ryan Dehoff, MDF director
MDF 112
9 a.m.Progress in PM-HIP technology in the USA
Cliff Orcutt, VP, American Isostatic Presses
MDF 112
9:15 a.m.Progress in PM-HIP technology in Europe
Tomas Berglund, R&D manager, MTC Powder Solutions
MDF 112
9:30 a.m.BREAKMDF Lobby
9:45 a.m.Government panel: national priorities and opportunities for PM-HIP
Theme: Where can PM-HIP address critical national manufacturing needs?

Led by Craig Blue, ORNL Chief Manufacturing Officer

• Federal priorities and mission needs
• Domestic manufacturing and supply chain resilience
• Opportunities for cross-agency collaboration
• Demonstration, qualification, and technology transition needs

Panelists:
Chris Hovanec (NSWCCD)
Robert Ivester (NIST)
Ryan Emerson (OSW WIRE)
Meimei Li (DOE NE)
Willie Kemp (DOE AMMTO)
MDF 112
10:30 a.m.Session 1: Voice of the customer
Theme: Where can PM-HIP provide the greatest value?

• End-user perspectives
• Manufacturing challenges
• Technical and economic barriers
• Qualification needs
• Supply chain gaps
 
Speakers & panelists:
David Simms (X-energy)
Voramon Dheeradhada (GE Vernova)
Jud Marte/Edwand Pang (MP Materials)
Manish Kamal (Pratt and Whitney)
MDF 112
11:45 a.m.BREAKMDF Lobby
NoonWorking lunch: Building a critical PM-HIP collaborative network
Theme: How can we work together?
 
Speakers:
David Gotthold, AM Program Manager, PNNL
Bob Slattery, ORNL Industrial Collaborations Manager

• Collaborative R&D
• Partnerships
• Demonstration projects
• Workforce
• Funding
MDF 112
1 p.m.Session 2: real-world components and demonstration opportunities
Theme: From demonstrations to production-scale components
 
Case studies:
• Large structural components
• Nuclear components
• Aerospace & defense components
 
Speakers & panelists:
Didier Bardel (Framatome)
Dawn Bosco (BPMI)
Marc Albert (EPRI)
David Segletes (Blue Origin)
Ranga Ramanathan (Scot Forge)
David Simms (X-Energy)
MDF 112
3 p.m.Brainstorming:
Led by Peeyush Nandwana, Materials for Advanced Manufacturing Group Lead, ORNL
• Prioritize high-impact demonstration components
• Identify technical and manufacturing gaps
• Define industry partnerships and project teams
MDF 112
3:30 p.m.Feedback session: real-world components and demonstration opportunities
Day 1 wrap-up discussions
MDF 112
4 p.m.MDF tour (optional)MDF high bay
5 p.m.Adjourn
6–8 p.m.No-host social/networking event (optional)TBD

Day 2: Accelerating deployment

Thursday, November 5

Theme: How do we manufacture, qualify, and commercialize?
Developing the manufacturing, digital qualification, standards, and technology transition roadmap.

Location: The Manufacturing Demonstration Facility, 2350 Cherahala Blvd, Knoxville, TN 37932

TimeSessionLocation
7:30 a.mWelcome
Recap of workshop goals
Coffee and light refreshments
MDF 112
8 a.m.Session 3: materials and manufacturing, supply chain roadmap
Theme: What manufacturing capabilities are needed to scale PM-HIP?
 
• Feedstock production and powder availability
• Capsule design and manufacturing
• HIP processing and post-processing
• Inspection and process validation
• Domestic supply chain development
 
Speakers:
Terry Nolan (Naval Nuclear Lab)
Mark Todd (Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre, University of Sheffield, UK)
Maria Inman (Faraday Technology)
Ron Boninger (Clean Energy Supplier Alliance)
MDF 112
9 a.m.Panel discussion: building the PM-HIP powder supply chain

Led by Pavan Aijarapu, ORNL

Panelists:
Maria Sawford (Carpenter Tech)
Iver Anderson (Ames National Laboratory)
Andrew Lane (Globus Metal Powder)
Austin Mann (ATI)
Brad Richards (Powders on Demand)
9:30 a.m.Feedback session: materials, manufacturing, and powder supply chain roadmapMDF 112
9:45 a.m.BREAKMDF Lobby
10 a.m.Session 4: digital qualification & integrated process modeling
Theme: How can digital engineering accelerate certification and deployment?
 
• Integrated process modeling
• Digital twins and virtual manufacturing
• AI-enabled process optimization
• Physics-informed prediction and certification by analysis
• Digital data infrastructure
 
Speakers:
Jason Mayeur (ORNL)
Abhi Basu/Sam Morica (Gravitas)
Victor Samarov (Synertech)
MDF 112
11 a.m.Panel discussion: HIP from R&D to production

Led by Dave Gandy, EPRI (ret.)

Panelists:
Cliff Orcutt (AIP)
Ben Georgin (Boston Metal)
Susan Davies (Bodycote)
Charlie Barre (Synertech)
Stephen DiPietro (Exothermics)
11:30 a.m.Feedback session: digital qualification, process modeling, and HIP MDF 112
11:45 a.mBREAKMDF Lobby
NoonWorking lunch: 5-minute lightning talks: the science of PM-HIP technology

Presenters:
Janelle Wharry (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)
Stephen Raimann (University of Michigan)
Zackary Snow (ORNL)
Victor Samarov (The Ohio State University)
MDF 112
1 p.m.Standards, codes and pathways to commercialization
Theme: What actions are needed to accelerate industrial adoption?
 
• ASTM/ASME
• Regulatory pathways
• Technology transition
• National roadmap
• Market adoption

Speakers:
Dave Gandy
Dan Peters (Atlas Consulting)
Adam Dyer (SLB One Subsea)
Vincent Paquit (ORNL)
MDF 112
2 p.m.Panel discussion: canister innovation, design to production
 
Led by Fred List, ORNL

Panelists:
Andrzej Nycz (ORNL)
Ron Aman (Amaero)
Stephen Posterm (ATI)
Vanshikha Singh (ORNL)
Victor Samarov (Synertec)
2:30 p.m.Feedback session and brainstorming: standards, codes and pathways to commercialization:

• Accelerated deployment
• Identify standards and infrastructure gaps
• Define actions to accelerate commercialization
• Breakout discussions
MDF 112
3 p.m.Workshop summary and next steps
Soumya Nag, ORNL
MDF 112
3:15 p.m.ORNL main campus tours (optional): Spallation Neutron Source, and metallurgical high bay
A shuttle bus will transport guests to main campus and back to MDF.
5 p.m.Adjourn