Metallurgy & Modeling Co-Op
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Job Number::180100QB
Schedule
:Full-time
Primary Location
:USA-GA-Kennesaw
Organization
:Global R&T
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Lead Metallurgical Modeling Scientist @ Novelis Global Research and Technology Center
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Requisition Title:Lead Metallurgical Modeling Scientist Job Number::170109VZ
Schedule:Full-time Primary Location:USA-GA-Kennesaw Organization:Global R&T |
Opportunity for Researcher - Finite Element Modeling at the Novelis Global Research and Technology Center in Kennesaw, Georgia
Please apply online at http://www.novelis.com/en-us/Pages/Careers.aspx
Select USA in the "Country" field and click on "Submit". On the next page, select "Research and Development" in the "Job" field and click on "Search for Jobs". The position is listed as "Researcher-Finite Element Modeling"
Multi time scale simulations for wear prediction in micro-gears
Reliability of micro-gears is known to be adversely affected by wear. In this work we report a strategy to predict local wear with the aim of predicting their effective life span. For the prediction of local wear we start from the relevant model experiments, choice of a suitable wear model and identification of the wear coefficient from these experiments. This wear model is then implemented in an efficient finite element based scheme to predict local wear.
Compositional patterning in coherent and dislocated alloy nanocrystals
Variations in the distribution of the alloy components can significantly influence the electronic properties
of self-organized alloy nanocrystals. Using a combination of finite element and quadratic programming
optimization methods, we have developed an efficient numerical technique to compute the equilibrium
composition profiles in coherent and dislocated nanocrystals. We show that the variations in composition
profiles arise due to the competition between chemical mixing effects and the relaxation of composition-
dependent mismatch strain as well as strain due to dislocations. We find that the composition profiles
Presentation Tips
I am attaching a pdf of "How to give successful oral and poster presentations" by J.W. Niemantsverdriet of the Eindhoven University of Technology which I had found on the internet some years ago. It has some very useful tips.
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