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Chapter 2 Reports in Different Fields: III. Chemical, Metallurgical and Materials Engineering Chapter 2 Reports in Different Fields: III. Chemical, Metallurgical and Materials Engineering Book Description Engineering science and technology are important driving forces in the development of society, and engineering fronts are important guidelines for the future development of engineering science and technology. Since 2017, the Chinese Academy of Engineering (CAE) has been organizing the research “Global Engineering Fronts”, which aims to bring together talents in engineering science and technology and put forward the global engineering research and development fronts by reviewing global papers, patents and other data each year. The results are also expected to provide a reference for people to respond to global challenges and achieve sustainable development. This book is the result of the 2020 research and it consists of two parts—methodology and reports in different fields, describing and analyzing the engineering research and development fronts in the fields of Mechanical and Vehicle Engineering, Information and Electronic Engineering, Chemical/Metallurgy and Materials Engineering, Energy and Mining Engineering, Civil/Hydraulic and Architecture Engineering, Environmental and Light Textile Engineering, Agriculture, Medicine and Health, and Engineering Management, and explaining the key fronts in detail. As one of the “Global Engineering Fronts” series, this book is suitable for scientific researchers, engineers, teachers and students in universities, and civil servants in relevant government departments. 图书在版编目（C I P）数据 全球工程前沿 = Engineering Fronts. 2020 : 英文 / 中国工程院全球工程前沿项目组编 . -- 北京 : 高等教育 出版社 , 2020.12 ISBN 978-7-04-055298-0 Ⅰ. ①全… Ⅱ. ①中… Ⅲ. ①工程技术－研究－世界 －英文 Ⅳ. ①TB-1 中国版本图书馆 CIP 数据核字 (2020) 第 233068 号 全球工程前沿 2020 QUANQIU GONGCHENG QIANYAN 2020 策划编辑 黄慧靖 责任编辑 黄慧靖 封面设计 李树龙 版式设计 张 杰 责任校对 责任印制 出版发行 高等教育出版社 网 址 http://www.hep.edu.cn 社 址 北京市西城区德外大街4号 http://www.hep.com.cn 邮政编码 100120 网上订购 http://www.hepmall.com.cn 印 刷 http://www.hepmall.com 开 本 850 mm×1168 mm 1/16 http://www.hepmall.cn 印 张 16.75 字 数 440 千字 版 次 年 月第 1 版 购书热线 010-58581118 印 次 年 月第 次印刷 咨询电话 400-810-0598 定 价 150.00 元 本书如有缺页、倒页、脱页等质量问题，请到所购图书销售部门联系调换 版权所有 侵权必究 物 料 号 55298-00 2 Engineering Contents Fronts Foreword 1 Part A Methodology 3 1 Identification of engineering research fronts 3 1.1 Acquisition and preprocessing of paper data 4 1.2 Mining of clustered literature topics 4 1.3 Determination and interpretation of research fronts 5 2 Identification of engineering development fronts 6 2.1 Acquisition and preparation of the ThemeScape maps 6 2.2 Mining of patent topics 6 2.3 Determination and interpretation of development fronts 6 3 Terminologies 7 Part B Reports in Different Fields 9 I. Mechanical and Vehicle Engineering 9 1 Engineering research fronts 9 1.1 Trends in top 10 engineering research fronts 9 1.2 Interpretations for three key engineering research fronts 14 2 Engineering development fronts 22 2.1 Trends in top 10 engineering development fronts 22 2.2 Interpretations for three key engineering development fronts 27 II. Information and Electronic Engineering 34 1 Engineering research fronts 34 1.1 Trends in top 10 engineering research fronts 34 1.2 Interpretations for three key engineering research fronts 39 2 Engineering development fronts 48 2.1 Trends in top 10 engineering development fronts 48 2.2 Interpretations for three key engineering development fronts 54 III. Chemical, Metallurgical, and Materials Engineering 61 1 Engineering research fronts 61 1.1 Trends in top 10 engineering research fronts 61 1.2 Interpretations for three key engineering research fronts 65 2 Engineering development fronts 74 2.1 Trends in top 10 engineering development fronts 74 2.2 Interpretations for three key engineering development fronts 80 IV. Energy and Mining Engineering 87 1 Engineering research fronts 87 1.1 Trends in top 12 engineering research fronts 87 1.2 Interpretations for four key engineering research fronts 93 2 Engineering development fronts 106 2.1 Trends in top 12 engineering development fronts 106 2.2 Interpretations for four key engineering development fronts 111 I V. Civil, Hydraulic, and Architectural Engineering 120 Engineering 1 Engineering research fronts 120 Fronts 1.1 Trends in top 10 engineering research fronts 120 1.2 Interpretations for three key engineering research fronts 125 2 Engineering development fronts 134 2.1 Trends in top 10 engineering development fronts 134 2.2 Interpretations for three key engineering development fronts 140 VI. Environmental and Light Textile Engineering 148 1 Engineering research fronts 148 1.1 Trends in top 10 engineering research fronts 148 1.2 Interpretations for three key engineering research fronts 152 2 Engineering development fronts 161 2.1 Trends in top 10 engineering development fronts 161 2.2 Interpretations for three key engineering development fronts 165 VII. Agriculture 173 1 Engineering research fronts 173 1.1 Trends in top 11 engineering research fronts 173 1.2 Interpretations for three key engineering research fronts 178 2 Engineering development fronts 187 2.1 Trends in top 9 engineering development fronts 187 2.2 Interpretations for three key engineering development fronts 192 VIII. Medicine and Health 199 1 Engineering research fronts 199 1.1 Trends in top 10 engineering research fronts 199 1.2 Interpretation for three key engineering research fronts 206 2 Engineering development fronts 212 2.1 Trends in top 10 engineering development fronts 212 2.2 Interpretations for three key engineering development fronts 220 IX. Engineering Management 230 1 Engineering research fronts 230 1.1 Trends in top 10 engineering research fronts 230 1.2 Interpretations for three key engineering research fronts 235 2 Engineering development fronts 247 2.1 Trends in top 10 engineering development fronts 247 2.2 Interpretations for three key engineering development fronts 252 Participants of General Plan Group 263 II Engineering Fronts Foreword Engineering science and technology are important driving forces in the development of society, and engineering fronts set important guidelines for the future development of engineering science and technology. Today, a new round of technological revolution and industrial transformation is triggering profound changes, accelerating the evolution of engineering science and technology. Understanding trends and aiming to be at the forefront of global engineering science and technology has become a strategic choice for countries worldwide. The Chinese Academy of Engineering (CAE), the most honorable consulting academic institution in China, shoulders the historical mission of playing an academic leadership role and promoting the development of engineering science and technology. Since 2017, the CAE has been organizing a project known as “Global Engineering Fronts” every year, which aims to assemble talents in the field of engineering science and technology to present global engineering research and development fronts by reviewing global papers, patents, and other data. The results are also expected to provide a reference for people on responding to global challenges and achieving sustainable development. The 2020 Global Engineering Fronts project continues to rely on nine academic divisions and academic journals of the CAE to identify 93 global engineering research fronts and 91 global engineering development fronts. This is done by paying equal attention to the engineering research and development fronts, integrating quantitative analysis and qualitative research, and combining data mining and expert argumentation. Among these, 28 key engineering research fronts and 28 key engineering development fronts are selected for detailed interpretations. In 2020, more experts from the field of engineering science and technology and informatics science were invited, and there were deep interactions between experts and diversified data sources. In the process of data analysis, experts are involved in reviewing and adjusting the results to effectively maximize the utility of papers, patents, and data indicators, thereby ensuring the reliability and objectivity of the results. This report presents the results of the 2020 project and comprises two parts. Part A explains the data and methodology. Part B presents the technology reports focusing on nine fields: (i) Mechanical and Vehicle Engineering; (ii) Information and Electronic Engineering; (iii) Chemical, Metallurgical, and Materials Engineering; (iv) Energy and Mining Engineering; (v) Civil, Hydraulic, and Architectural Engineering; (vi) Environmental and Light Textile Engineering; (vii) Agriculture; (viii) Medicine and Health; and (ix) Engineering Management. Each report describes and analyzes the engineering research and development fronts in these fields and explains the key fronts in detail. Identifying engineering fronts is a complex and challenging task. In this process, the research team gradually explored a unique research path, that is, the research, forums, and journals were closely integrated to promote each other. The project was supported by thousands of academicians and experts from various fields and institutions. We are grateful to all of them! 1 Engineering Fronts Part A Methodology An engineering front is defined as the key direction that is stage, domain, library, and information experts revise the forward-looking, leading, and exploratory. It has a major initial literature and patent data to clarify the scope of data influence and a leading role in the future development mining. In the data analysis stage, co-citation
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