I am teaching Subsea Integrity for the MSc students majoring in Subsea Engineering at the School of Engineering, University of Aberdeen. This is a course that combines the fundamental principles (corrosion, fracture, fatigue and material selection) with the industry applications (subsea integrity management and implementation, cathodic protection, case studies on subsea reliability and engineering assurance).
Teaching time schedule
Lecture note for the course (28 Sept - 2 Oct, 2009) at the International Centre for Mechanical Sciences (CISM), Udine, Italy.
As the title suggests, there are two focuses of this discussion theme: impact and cellular materials.
Impact protection can be very practical problems in safety, fires and explosions, oil and gas industry, subsea structures, car manufacturing, nuclear industry, rocket space engineering, etc.
Chair in Computational Mechanics
School of Mechanical, Aerospace & Civil Engineering
Closing date: 17/04/2009
This Blog is for the foundation year projects on mechanical engineering. Students are encouraged to discuss their projects here.
You are always invited to join our course discussions!
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Industrial Placement (2007/2008)
Supervisor: Henry Tan
School of Mechanical, Aerospace and Civil Engineering
The University of Manchester
Material Point Method for impact, fracture, fragmentation and explosion
Mr. Jayveer Thakoor
Industrial Placement: Optimising superplastic form die shape for next generation aero engine production, a design project from Rolls-Royce plc.
Mr. Waqas Ahmad
