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SMN2019 The 7th International Conference on Smart Materials and Nanotechnology in Engineering National Key Laboratory on Advanced ORGANIZERS Composites in Special Environments Harbin · China CO-ORGANIZERS Asia Pacific Committee of Smart and Nano Materials Committee of Smart Composite Materials, Chinese Society for Composite Materials 20-23 September 2019 GOLD SPONSOR Weihai Guangwei Composites Co., Ltd. page 1 page 2 CONTENT WELCOME 4 VENUE OVERVIEW 6 ORGANIZING COMMITTEE 10 ACADEMIC COMMITTEE 11 PROGRAM OVERVIEW 14 PLENARY LECTURES 21 KEYNOTE LECTURES 25 LIST OF SESSION CHAIRS 35 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM 38 POSTER PROGRAM 72 page 3 WELCOME Welcome to the 7th International Conference on Smart Materials and Nanotechnology in Engineering (SMN2019) in Harbin, China. SMN2019 is the 7th of the series of successful international conferences that encompasses and bridges the rapidly evolving smart materials and the cutting-edge nanotechnology for various applications. This conference has been promoted since 2007 by Prof. Shanyi Du and Prof. Jinsong Leng, from Harbin Institute of Technology (China). Past Conference venues have included Harbin (China, 2007), Weihai (China, 2009), Shenzhen (China, 2011), Gold Coast (Australia, 2013), Vancouver (Canada, 2015) and Madrid (Spain, 2017). Smart materials are an important type of materials capable of self-sensing, control and actuation functions, which have been widely applied in many fields like aerospace, aviation, warship, architecture, civil engineering, and advanced manufacturing. With the rapid development of nanotechnology, the hybrid combination of nanomaterials and smart materials is emerging as a hot and frontier topic in recent years, and related research and applications in intelligent bionics, biomedicine, robotics, flexible electronics, etc. continues fast growth. SMN2019 aims at providing a comprehensive forum for discussing current state of the art of Smart Materials and Nanotechnology as well as developing future ideas on a multidisciplinary level, with emphasize on integration of smart materials and nanotechnology. The conference will bring together the best research and applications on smart materials, structures, and nanotechnology, and will be attended by leading international experts from both academia and industry. A rich scientific program will be offered during SMN2019, including 8 plenary lectures, 30 keynote lectures, over 280 parallel oral presentations. We sincerely hope that you can enjoy the conference program. It is expected that this conference will serve as an excellent platform for our honorable guests coming from afar, to unlock possibilities of effective international collaboration, and fuel innovation in the fields of smart materials and nanotechnology. page 4 We greatly appreciate the efforts made by the SMN2019 organizing committee and dedicated volunteers to make all the detailed arrangements in order. Particularly, we would like to thanks to the authors who submitted their excellent papers to the conference program, and also the reviewers, who have given timely comments and pertinent feedback, which improved the quality of the papers. The full program printed in this book includes only brief abstracts; a digital version of this program and full proceedings can be accessed via www. smn2019.com We are committed to creating an enjoyable and impressive experience for your stay in Harbin, China. You will have convenient access to general information and updates through screens and printed posters, on the conference website or microsite. The secretariat of SMN2019 and conference volunteers will offer any assistance we can. Please feel free to contact us if you need any help. Harbin, geographically located in the northeast of China, is an exciting, vibrant and clean city, and warmly welcomes you to SMN2019. Moreover, you can enjoy good weather and wonderful Autumn colors in Harbin in September. Conference Chairs Honorary Chair Conference Co-Chairs Prof. Shanyi Du Prof. Jinsong Leng Prof. Ke Xiong Prof. Zheng Zhong Prof. Shaoxing Qu Harbin Institute of Technology, Harbin Institute of Technology, Nanjing University of Aeronautics Harbin Institute of Technology Zhejiang University, China China and Astronautics, China (Shenzhen), China China page 5 SMN2019 BALLROOM & FUNCTION ROOM FLOOR PLAN TRANSPORTATION VENUE OVERVIEW Location: Shangri-La Hotel Date: 20th-23rd September; R 9 R 10 R 11 R 12 Address: 555 You Yi Road, Harbin, 150018, China; Tel: (+86 451 8485 8888). R 7 R 8 1. From Harbin Taiping International Airport The conference has arranged shuttle R 6 bus to pick up participants at Harbin Taiping Airport. The schedule for conference shuttle bus is as follows: 9/20/2019 12:00 A.M, 6:00 P.M, 9:00 R 5 P.M. There will be volunteers holding R 1 R 2 R 3 placard board with SMN2019 logo at R 4 airport terminal. You can easily find them when you arrive there. Preparation Room If you miss the conference shuttle bus, you can also arrive at Shangri- La Hotel in the following ways： (a) Airport Shuttle No. 4 to Highway The second floor of the Shangri-la hotel Bridge, then 10 mins on foot (800 m), ~20 ￥, 45 mins. MEETING AND BANQUET FACILITIES (b) Take a taxi，~130 ￥, 40 mins. Internet Access: CAPACITY( ) NAME1. Public OF VENUE WIFI: Name(Shangri-la)--EnterReception Banquet cell phone Theatre number-Get Classroom CeilinVerificationg Height(m) Code Dimensions(m) from SMS-login. Area(m2) 2. Hotel Guests: User name is your room number, login password is your( ) name. ( ) ( ) 2. From Harbin Train Station Grand Ballroom 1,400 780 1,000 780 7.0 47.8 x 24 1,147.20 Bus 47/42 to the station 'Academy of Social Science', ~1 ￥, Pre-functionWarm Tips: area During the conference,300 there -are staff and- volunteers- in blue T-shirt3.5 uniforms 42 x 7.6 who can319.2 help Ballroom1you at any time.1 300 150 240 150 7.0 13.3 x 24 319.2 20 mins, Ballroom2 2 400 300 400 320 7.0 21.2 x 24 508.8 Or take a taxi, ~13 ￥, 17 mins Ballroom3 3 300 150 240 150 7.0 13.3 x 24 319.2 VIP Room -- - - 3.3 3.25 x 3.95 12.8 Changchun 25 10 24 18 3.3 5.2 x 6.7 34.8 ShenyangSlides and Poster Collection30 10 24 18 3.3 4.9 x 6.9 33.8 3. From Harbin West Train Station Dalian 30 10 24 18 3.3 4.9 x 6.9 33.8 Business Shuttle No.11 to Academy Qingdao1. Speaker Ready Room stands at VIP25 Room, 102nd floor 24 18 3.3 5.2 x 6.7 34.9 Xi'an 30 10 30 18 3.3 6.7 x 6.5 43.6 2. Oral presenters Speakers are required to upload slides to the devices at the Speaker Ready Room at least 3 hour of Social Science, ~5 ￥, 35 mins, Hangzhou 40 20 30 18 3.3 6.7 x 6.8 45.6 Shanghaibefore your presentation 60 40 50 36 3.3 8 x 9.7 77.6 Or take a taxi, ~20 ￥, 20 mins. Beijing3. Poster presenters are required to hand60 in poster 40 at the Speaker 50 Ready 36 Room before3.3 1:00 pm 8 x on9.7 September 21st77.6 Wuhan 50 30 30 24 3.3 6.3 x 7.9 49.8 Beihai 30 10 24 18 3.3 7 x 6.8 47.6 Shenzhen 30 10 24 18 3.3 7.3 x 6.8 49.6 page 6 SMN2019 Social Events Opening Ceremony This event includes an impressive video presentation and a feature address delivered by a distinguished and illustrious speaker. Welcome Reception Editorial Department of Journal of A welcome dinner will be held in order to welcome all the participants. All attendances can have a stage to discuss with Harbin University of Technology Olympus Corporation world-renowned experts, professors, laboratory principals, project leaders. Banquet Well-designed banquet is the most symbolic social event of the SMN-2019. The delicious foods with ethnic and traditional characteristic will be prepared. The participants from all over the world will have an opportunity to exchange ideas, share experiences, and propose valuable advice to look forward to the future in every scientific region. Exhibitors Harbin Core-Morrow Science Phenom Scientific Instruments and Technology Co., Ltd. (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. Special thanks for invaluable support in organizing SMN2019. Netzsch Scientific Instruments Cactus Communications Trading (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. Weihai Guangwei Composites Co., Ltd. ZwickRoell China Nanjing PMLAB* Sensor Tech. Co., Ltd. BMF Precision Technology Co,Ltd. Regenovo Biotechnology Co., Ltd. Harbin Chuangyue Technology Co., Ltd. Beijing Longyuan Beijing Institute of Beijing Chenghui Tianheng intellectual Space Mechanical and Law Firm property Agency Electrical Research Harbin Xinli Machinery Import Jiangsu Aosheng Composite Beijing Aerospace Hill Test & Export Co., Ltd. Material Technology Co., Ltd Technology Co., Ltd. Xin Jinghe Laser Technology Development Dalian Sakura Da Machinery (Beijing) Co., Ltd. Manufacturing Co., Ltd. page 7 SMN2019 Smart Structure Competition and Engineering, Shenzhen University Affiliation: Department of Electrical Time: 14:40-18:20 on 22 September 2019 Project introduction: A pair of intelligent high-heeled shoes with Engineering, Tsinghua University Location: Beijing Room controllable deformation comprises a sole (1), a shoe body (2) and School of Electrical Engineering, a heel (3). The sole can be made of composite materials based on Zhengzhou University The 2019 Smart Structure Competition, including smart materials, shape memory polyurethane. Molding methods include injection Project introduction: electromagnetic soft robotics, adaptive structures, 4D printing structures, SHM molding, casting, pressing, 3D printing, etc. motors are always too heavy and stiff for aerospace and flexible systems, and so on, will be held during the 7th SMN2019. At robotics. So we aimed to get rid of magnetic part to realize present, we have received a lot of entries from universities Now we 4. A Simple Way to Prepare Superhydrophobic Surface with lightweight and flexibility.
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