bachelor's at Engenharia Mecanica from Universidade de São Paulo (1987), master's at Engenharia Mecanica from Escola de Engenharia de Sao Carlos - USP (1991) and doctorate at Mecanica Aplicada from Iowa State University (1996). Has experience in Mechanical Engineering, focusing on Mechanical Engineering, acting on the following subjects: modal testing, análise modal, modal analysis, analise modal and vibrações não lineares. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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São Carlos School of Engineering (EESC) is composed of 9 departments, 4 centers and 1 library. It offers 10 undergraduate courses and is responsible for 11 graduate programs. Its infrastructure is composed of laboratories, classrooms, research centers and library, information technology and administrative services that totalize 71 thousand square meters of constructed area, divided in 60 …
The main goal of the present proposal is to continue the process of updating the local network infrastructure of the University of Sao Paulo at the Sao Carlos Enginnering School through the substitution of active fast ethernet (100 Mbps) network switches with currently available gigabit technology (1 Gbps). This update process will enable significant improvements in the standardization of…
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The main goal of this research project is to study theoretically and experimentally a multistable piezoelectric energy harvesting system through the introduction of intentional nonlinear magnetic effects, which, in association with the piezoelectric effect, seek to enhance the harvester's energy generation capacity, either concerning the operating frequency range and also the electrical p…
The main goal of the present proposal concerns the application of evolutionary algorithms in the design and optimization of multiple degrees of freedom piezoelectric energy harvesters as well as their applications to low-frequency structural vibration signals. Particularly, the scope of the project falls within the well-known area of Vibration Piezoelectric Energy Harvesting, which seeks …
This research project proposes an investigation on the dynamic behavior and performance of piezoelastic systems with the inclusion of intentional nonlinear elastic effects and organized according to a periodic functional array, commonly referred to as metastructue aiming to harvest usually wasted structural vibration signals through the piezoelectric effect. This process is commonly refer…
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The current research project aims to primarily apply Bayesian calibration and physics-informed models in the design of piezoelectric energy harvesters with multiple degrees of freedom and fan-folded geometry. The study falls within the domain of smart structures utilizing piezoelectric materials, which can be employed for both structural control techniques and sensing for dynamic signal m…
Over the past two decades the field of smart materials has been playing a key role in the solution of many engineering problems. The diversity of interesting properties exhibited by these materials when subjected to external stimuli (electric potential, mechanical loads, internal damage, or temperature gradients) originated the term smart even though designations such as adaptive, intelli…
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