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Universidade de São Paulo (USP). Escola de Engenharia de São Carlos (EESC) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Undergraduate degree (2017) and Master of Science degree (2020) in Mechanical Engineering at the School of Engineering of São Carlos, University of São Paulo (EESC - USP). He is currently doing a PhD degree funded by FAPESP in mechanical design, materials, and manufacturing at EESC - USP with a cotutele degree at the University of Padova (UNIPD). He graduated with honors, receiving the Instituto de Engenharia award, CREA-SP professional training award and the honorable mention of the ABCM-EMBRAER 2018 Mechanical Engineering Research Award in the category best undergraduate work. He has developed a scientific initiation funded by FAPESP in computational modeling of ceramic ball pressing. He has worked as an intern at MTE-Thomson in the machinery design for the production of ceramic components between 2016 and 2017. He has experience in Mechanical Engineering, focusing on mechanical design, finite elements, and ceramic material processing. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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This project aims to develop an innovative manufacturing route to produce synthetic carbonate core plugs with controlled micro and macroporosity, mimicking natural rocks. Core plugs, cylindrical samples cut from rocks, are used to characterize the geological and petrophysical properties of a geological formation, such as an oil reservoir. They are also used to test new well-logging tools,…
Hydrophones are electroacoustic aquatic transducers that convert mechanical energy from sound waves to electrical energy. Such sensors are used in applications such as in the study of marine biology, analysis and design of vessels, sonar systems, torpedoes and surveillance systems. The spherical hydrophone model consists of two hollow piezoceramic hemispheres coated internally and externa…
This project studies the densification of isostatically pressed green ceramic balls and the impacts of the non-homogeneity after sintering. Ceramic balls are components used in precision applications such as bearing elements and hyperspheres of hip implant. The process of isostatic pressing, followed by green machining, is the most used to obtain balls. Though it is recognized to be the p…
This research internship project aims to develop a manufacturing route to produce calcium carbonate samples with controlled porosity at multiple scales. This BEPE is part of a PhD project to produce artificial carbonate rocks. Ceramics with hierarchical porosity have many desirable properties and are naturally found in porous rocks, coral reefs, and bones. However, it is challenging to ma…
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