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Universidade de São Paulo (USP). Escola de Engenharia de São Carlos (EESC) (Institutional affiliation for the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
graduate at Engenharia Civil from Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais (2003) and master's at Engenharia de Estruturas from Universidade de Sao Paulo - Campus de Sao Carlos (2006). Has experience in Civil Engineering, focusing on Mecanic of the Structures, acting on the following subjects: concreto armado, analise nao linear, metodo dos elementos finitos, elementos finitos and método dos elementos de contorno. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The adequate prediction and the description of the mechanical-material collapse have great importance in structural engineering, because these tasks enable the accurate definition of limit states and lead to economic and safe designs. The Fracture Mechanics theories can be utilized in this purpose; once various material failures can be explained consistently by cracks action. Because of t…
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This research plan addresses the development of numerical models based on coupling Boundary Element Method (BEM) and Level Set Method (LSM) for topological optimization analyses in 2D structures. The statement of structural configurations that leads to minimum expense of material and obey the material integrity requirements is one of major goals of structural design. This goal may be achi…
This research plan deals with analysis of crack propagation, considering time dependent effects, in 2D domains using the boundary element method (BEM). BEM has been successfully used in the analysis of several engineering problems. Considering fracture mechanics problems, BEM has demonstrated be an efficient and accurate approach due to its mesh dimension reduction, which allow it to simu…
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This research aims the development of enriched numerical formulations based on the Boundary Element Method (BEM) for analysing the mechanical behaviour of three-dimensional cracked bodies. The BEM is a numerical method well-established to handle this problem. The stresses are evaluated accurately at the crack tips and the remeshing procedures are less complex because the non-requirement o…
This thesis proposal deals the development of numerical formulations based on the Boundary Element Method (BEM) for the mechanical analyses of three-dimensional cracked solids positioned in nonhomogeneous and reinforced structural systems. The efficiency of BEM in handling fracture mechanics problems is largely known, because of the non-requirement of the domain mesh, which makes the repr…
This thesis project aims the development of numerical formulations based on the Boundary Element Method (BEM) for the mecano-probabilistic analyses of cracked materials into nonhomogeneous structural systems. The BEM is an accurate numerical method for such problems. Due to the non-requirement of a domain mesh with BEM, stresses concentrations at the crack tips are accurately determined. …
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This research proposal continues the developments of the ongoing research grant 2019/18795-6 by São Paulo Research Foundation (FAPESP). The focus of this research project involves the development of enriched numerical formulations for the crack growth analysis of three-dimensional engineering components considering the Linear Elastic Fracture Mechanics and high-cycle fatigue. In this cont…
This PhD internship proposal aims to contribute with the proper development of the ongoing research project under the number 2016/23649-0 granted by the São Paulo State Foundation for Research (FAPESP). The main objective of this project is the proposition of numerical models based on the elastostatic formulation of the Boundary Element Method (BEM) to simulate the fracture and fatigue ph…
This research proposal intends the development of nonlinear formulations based on the Boundary Element Method (BEM) for random fracture and fatigue crack growth modelling. The BEM is a numerical method accurate for solving fracture problems. Because of the non-requirement of the domain mesh, the stresses concentration at the crack tip are accurately described. Moreover, the mesh dimension…
This PhD internship project aims to complement the ongoing research project, which is been developed at University of São Paulo in Brazil. This partnership is important to develop new and more efficient formulations for structural analysis. The focus is the topology optimization as a numerical approach to assist the engineering design task. The minimum compliant structures have no ability…
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