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Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP). Campus de Bauru. Faculdade de Engenharia (FE) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Associate Professor at the State University of São Paulo - UNESP, has obtained the Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering from UNESP (Estate University of São Paulo) (2001), Master's degree in Mechanical Engineering from the same university (2003) and Doctorate in Sound and Vibration Studies from University of Southampton (2007). Paulo Gonçalves has experience in Mechanical Engineering, focusing on Dynamics of the Solid, Elastic and Plastic Materials, acting on the following subjects: noise and vibration measurements techniques, noise and vibration control, modeling of dynamic systems, aeroelasticity. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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This proposal combines the efforts of research groups from the University of Sao Paulo, State University of Sao Paulo, University of Campinas, Technological Institute of Aeronautics and a number of international collaborators to investigate periodic structures in the context of phononic materials and elastic/acoustic metamaterials. Phononic materials and elastic/acoustic metamaterials can…
This project concerns the control of structure-borne noise using arrays of periodic elements. It involves two research teams, one from UNESP in Brazil, and one from the University of Auckland, New Zealand. The focus is on exchanging ideas on concurrent work in the two institutions and working together on novel developing theoretical models for both linear and nonlinear periodic structures…
Metamaterials offer significant advantages over traditional materials in various engineering applications, especially in vibration control, due to their ability to form and adjust bands at specific frequencies (bandgaps). With the increasing demand for dynamic wave control, metamaterials have gradually evolved from passive to active systems. Active metamaterials utilize smart materials th…
In this research project proposal, different wave-based methods are presented as auxiliary tools in the development of an original numerical model capable of describing the dynamic behavior of nonlinear periodic structures. The increasing number of studies in the field of wave propagation and periodic structures propel the search for additional analysis techniques and solve Engineering pr…
Periodic structural configurations occur in many engineering systems, such as vehicles (terrestrial, naval or aerial) and civil structures. In general, a structure is considered periodic when a whole is formed by the repetition of similar elementary units, called cells. From the point of view of structural dynamics, it is known that there are frequency bands, called band gaps, in which me…
This project aims at the study of mechanical structures with integrated vibration absorption, known as meta-structures. Based on the concept of metamaterials, these structures exhibit a certain periodicity, because a building unit is repeated throughout its formation. The attenuation of undesired waves in these structures is performed by dynamic vibration absorbers distributed along the s…
The experimental modal analysis, which measures experimentally applied excitation as well as the resulting structural response, is very effective for most of the existing situations and it can deliver reliable and precise data if it is done properly. Usually, the procedure is accomplished in ideal conditions for the analysis, this provides a greater control of the experiment and therefore…
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This research project proposes to study the formation of the super attenuation band in multi-coupled periodic structures. Periodic structures have emerged in the last decade as a powerful object of study, due to their ability to reorganize the propagation of waves, creating regions of propagation (pass-bands) or attenuation (stop-bands). A brief literature review can demonstrate the wide …
The experimental modal analysis, which measures experimentally applied excitation as well as the resulting structural response, is very effective for most of the existing situations and it can deliver reliable and precise data if it is done properly. Usually, the procedure is accomplished in ideal conditions for the analysis, this provides a greater control of the experiment and therefore…
Energy reuse is currently a very important subject, mainly to reduce the use of non renewable energy sources such as the transportation systems. The suspension system can be turned into a regenerative system by coupling an electrical circuit to it by an electromechanical transducer, such as a moving coil transducer, in order to reuse energy which would be dissipated by the damper. Real sy…
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