Computational Mechanics for Solids and Structures
A special issue of Applied Sciences (ISSN 2076-3417). This special issue belongs to the section "Materials Science and Engineering".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 30 June 2024 | Viewed by 827
Special Issue Editor
Interests: solid mechanics; thermal; fire; connections (wood, steel); computational mechanics and biomechanics
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
The study of solids and structures is a field of science and engineering dedicated to many aspects, from the most classical problems of structural analysis to solids mechanics. All of these aspects interact with each other, including stress and strain analysis, fracturing, fatigue, flow, wave propagation, heat transfer, thermal effects, optimal design strategies, structural topologies, numerical techniques, vibrations, and general material properties.
The study of solid and structure mechanics is a very active field of research due to the search for challenges and continually innovative solutions. The study of structural behavior, as well as the characterization of new materials being applied in different areas and engineering solutions, bring this area, as always, up to date with new and future trends.
The goal of this Special Issue, “Computational Mechanics of Solids and Structures”, is to bring together the most recent developments and challenges in this field, contributing to strengthening the knowledge of many researchers around the world.
The spectrum of contributions to this Special Issue will provide an exceptional understanding and a complete basis for future research in the study of solids and structures.
This Special Issue is intended to contain contributions based on experimental, theoretical, or computational approaches and their interactions. An important feature will be the interdisciplinarity between work produced by researchers from different areas, including mechanical engineering, civil engineering, thermal engineering, and material engineering.
This Special Issue aims to discuss all relevant aspects, giving a clear and complete overview of the methods applied in new solutions. New trends will be discussed, as will recent developments and solutions that are still under investigation.
Submissions consisting of original articles on the following topics are welcome, though this list is not exhaustive:
- Structural analysis;
- Solids and mechanics;
- Thermal analysis;
- Finite Element Modeling (FEM);
- Computational analysis.
Prof. Dr. Elza Maria Morais Fonseca
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- solid and structure analysis
- structures
- structural mechanics
- computational modeling
- experimental models
