| Goal | Suggested Papers | Practical Steps | |------|-------------------|-----------------| | | 5, 6, 9, 13 | • Extract the fatigue‑life data (Table 2 in #5). • Implement the Bayesian updating scheme from #6. • Use the ML‑trained surrogate from #9 to accelerate Monte‑Carlo runs. | | Validate a finite‑element crack‑growth simulation | 2, 7, 8 | • Use the segregation profiles from #2 as boundary conditions for diffusion in #7. • Replicate the grain‑boundary stress fields from #8 for your mesh. | | Design a coating or alloy tweak | 10, 11, 12 | • Start with the Al₂O₃‑thermal‑spray process parameters from #10. • If you prefer alloy modification, follow the Hf addition protocol from #11 and run a small‑scale melt‑test. | | Plan an NDE campaign | 15, 4 | • Choose the phased‑array ultrasonic approach (Fig. 3 in #15) for blade‑root inspections. • Use the small‑specimen K_IC values from #4 to set detection thresholds. |
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