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  • HAL 2010

    badania eksperymentalne, symulacje numeryczne oparte na MES, w dziedzienie mechanika konstrukcji i biomechanika

  • Katedra Mechaniki Budowli

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    Aktualnie działalność naukowo-badawcza Katedry koncentruje się, na następujących zagadnieniach: modelowanie konstrukcji, identyfikacja modeli, mechanika konstrukcji cienkościennych, konstrukcje kompozytowe, nieliniowa statyka i dynamika, teoria niezawodności, problemy zniszczenia, optymalizacja konstrukcji, analiza wrażliwości, identyfikacja uszkodzeń konstrukcji, analiza wpływu drgań na budowlę, czy biomechanika.

  • Zespół Systemów Mikroelektronicznych

    * projektowania I optymalizacji układów i systemów mikroelektronicznych * zaawansowane metody projektowania i optymalizacji analogowych filtrów aktywnych * programowanie układów scalonych (FPGA, CPLD, SPLD, FPAA) * układy specjalizowane ASIC * synteza systemów o małym poborze mocy * projektowanie topografii układów i zagadnień kompatybilności elektromagnetycznej * modelowania przyrządów półprzewodnikowych * modelowania właściwości...

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  • Probabilistic Analysis of Structure Models using Target Random Sampling (TRS)

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    The work presents testing methods of sensitivity and reliability of mechanical or structural systems. All computations concerned the case of Zigler column, a simple model of a compressed column involving two random variables only. A conclusion was drawn that the standard Monte Carlo method, its reduction variants and the response surface method allow to assess the sensitivity of structural response to the variation of random structural...

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  • Iterative Global Sensitivity Analysis Algorithm with Neural Network Surrogate Modeling

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    - Year 2021

    Global sensitivity analysis (GSA) is a method to quantify the effect of the input parameters on outputs of physics-based systems. Performing GSA can be challenging due to the combined effect of the high computational cost of each individual physics-based model, a large number of input parameters, and the need to perform repetitive model evaluations. To reduce this cost, neural networks (NNs) are used to replace the expensive physics-based...

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  • Global sensitivity analysis of membrane model of abdominal wall with surgical mesh

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    - Year 2018

    The paper addresses the issue of ventral hernia repair. Finite Element simulations can be helpful in the optimization of hernia parameters. A membrane abdominal wall model is proposed in two variants: a healthy one and including hernia defect repaired by implant. The models include many uncertainties, e.g. due to variability of abdominal wall, intraabdominal pressure value etc. Measuring mechanical properties with high accuracy...

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  • Modelling of Abdominal Wall Under Uncertainty of Material Properties

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    - Year 2020

    The paper concerns abdominal wall modelling. The accurate prediction and simulation of abdominal wall mechanics are important in the context of optimization of ventral hernia repair. The shell Finite Element model is considered, as the one which can be used in patient-specific approach due to relatively easy geometry generation. However, there are uncertainties in this issue, e.g. related to mechanical properties since the properties...

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  • Sensitivity analysis based on non-intrusive regression-based polynomial chaos expansion for surgical mesh modelling

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    The modelling of a system containing implants used in ventral hernia repair and human tissue suffers from many uncertainties. Thus, a probabilistic approach is needed. The goal of this study is to define an efficient numerical method to solve non-linear biomechanical models supporting the surgeon in decisions about ventral hernia repair. The model parameters are subject to substantial variability owing to, e.g., abdominal wall...

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