Solid Mechanics and Material Integrity
Modeling and numerical simulation for dynamic and static stress analysis, considering geometric and material linearity and non-linearity effects.
Current activities: research in the field of structural control and identification has led to the development of prototypes and the performance of experiments to identify material properties and to propose mathematical formulations and numerical algorithms suitable for solving the resulting models. Research in numerical methods involves not only the use of commercial finite element packages such as ABAQUS©, but also the development of proprietary codes, integrated or not with commercial codes. Interaction: Laboratory of Heat Transmission and Technology (LTTC), in the area of thermoelasticity; Laboratory of Acoustics and Vibrations (LAVI), in the area of identification of material properties; Metallurgy and Materials Program, in the area of Composite Materials and Manufacturing Processes of Nanostructured Materials; Civil Engineering Program, in the area of structural identification.
Research lines
Structural Integrity
Mechanics of Micro and Nanosystems
Mechanics of the materials
Computational Modeling and Simulation of Complex Systems
Continuum Thermomechanics
