Graduation in Civil Engineering from Federal Institute of Maranhão (2017). Masters in Structural Engineering from São Carlos Schools of Engineering, University of São Paulo (2019). Masters in Mathematics from Federal University of Maranhão (2017). Currently a Ph.D. researcher in Computational Mechanics from University of São Paulo. Research interests include: Finite Element Method; Nonlinear Solid Mechanics; Nonlinear constitutive modeling, including viscoelasticity, plasticity, viscoplasticity and thermal effects; Heat Transfer and Thermo-Mechanics; Contact Modeling; Computational Fluid Dynamics; Fluid-Structure Interaction; Particle Finite Element Method; Phase Change. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Motivated by the simulation of structures behavior in high temperatures, as well as the numerical analysis of manufacturing processes with thermo-mechanical effects, this project proposes the study and development of numerical models in Lagrangian description for the simulation of thermo-mechanical problems with visco-elasto-plastic solids, viscous incompressible fluids and solid-liquid p…
The main objective of this research proposal is the implementation of the Particle Finite Element Method (PFEM) for solving fluid-structure interaction problems with free-surface incompressible flows and thermo-coupling. The method is innovative for taking the individual advantages of both the particle and finite element methods, and using a Lagrangian approach, which is advantageous for …
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