COMPUTATIONAL &
EXPERIMENTAL MECHANICS
Dept. of
Mechanical & Materials Engineering Universiti
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MACM | IACM |
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The
activities of Computational & Experimental Mechanics Research in the
Department of Mechanical & Materials Engineering, UKM covers both
numerical and experimental approaches to mechanics research focusing on
Computational Modeling of Materials, Metal Processing, Engineering Components
and Structures, Techniques and Software Tools for Computational Mechanics,
Techniques and Tools on Parallel Processing. Research is
primarily focused on numerical and experimental studies of solids, fluids and
related areas. Research interests are
in ·
Computational
and experimental fracture mechanics ·
Computational
and experimental powder mechanics ·
Computational
laminated composite mechanics ·
Computational
contact mechanics ·
Computational
mechanics of materials ·
Computational
fluid dynamics Finite
element computation is the most popular numerical technique for engineers and
scientists. With the use of
high-performance computers, the tool has greatly widened the scope of
engineering problems amenable to numerical analysis. In looking at trends, the need for
numerical simulation is increasing because it is one of the most powerful
tools in developing a deeper understanding of the effects of variables on a
system. Empirical and experimental
methods are expensive and considered as a complement or validate of the
simulation. Contact person; Ahmad Kamal
Ariffin XXX |