
Undergraduate Student Researcher
Computational Multiscale Mechanics of Material Laboratory (CM3L)
Mechanical Engineering Department, IZTECH
At the Computational Multiscale Mechanics of Material Laboratory (CM3L) I conduct numerical and analytical investigations on Single Lap Joint (SLJ) structures under various loading conditions, applying Cohesive Zone Modeling (CZM) techniques to simulate adhesive failure and crack propagation in bonded joints. I developed and validated FEA models for bonded joints using ABAQUS with cohesive elements, modeled and performed structural analysis on aircraft fuselage components, and carry out finite element analyses of hyperelastic materials to investigate nonlinear mechanical behavior. I develop numerical models for soft and highly deformable materials in ABAQUS, study phase-field fracture modeling for damage initiation and crack propagation, work on elasto-plastic phase-field models to simulate ductile damage and fracture behavior, and investigate anisotropic hyperelastic phase-field material models for direction-dependent damage behavior.





