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Dr Giuliano Allegri
Dr Giuliano Allegri
MSc, PhD
Reader in Composite Structures
Summary
Giuliano’s research addresses four main themes: 1) the characterisation and numerical modelling of fracture and fatigue in fibre-reinforced composites, with particular emphasis on suppressing delamination via through-thickness reinforcement; 2) understanding and predicting the effect of the space environment on polymer-based materials; 3) the development of modelling tools based on probabilistic structural mechanics, such as the stochastic finite element method; 4) the aero-servo-elastic design of morphing aircraft structures.
Biography
Giuliano’s research addresses four main themes: 1) the characterisation and numerical modelling of fracture and fatigue in fibre-reinforced composites, with particular emphasis on suppressing delamination via through-thickness reinforcement; 2) understanding and predicting the effect of the space environment on polymer-based materials; 3) the development of modelling tools based on probabilistic structural mechanics, such as the stochastic finite element method; 4) the aero-servo-elastic design of morphing aircraft structures.
Giuliano holds a master degree in Aeronautical Engineering “cum laude” and a PhD in Aerospace Engineering, both awarded by the University of Rome “La Sapienza”. Since 2007, Giuliano has held lectureship posts at Cranfield University, the University of Bristol and Imperial College London, where he also acted as Director of Undergraduate Studies for the Aeronautics MEng programme. Giuliano has supervised 10 PhD students through to completion and as acted as external examiner both in the UK and overseas. He has authored 50 journal papers, several books chapters and more than 80 conference contributions.
Keywords
- composite materials/structures
- probabilistic aspects of material fatigue
- aeroelastic design
Recent publications
- Allegri, G, 2018, Modelling fatigue delamination growth in fibre-reinforced composites: Power-law equations or artificial neural networks?. Materials and Design, vol 155., pp. 59-70
- Mohamed, G, Allegri, G, Yasaee, M & Hallett, SR, 2018, Cohesive element formulation for z-pin delamination bridging in fibre reinforced laminates. International Journal of Solids and Structures, vol 132-133., pp. 232-244
- Cui, H, Yasaee, M, Hallett, SR, Partridge, IK, Allegri, G & Petrinic, N, 2018, Dynamic bridging mechanisms of through-thickness reinforced composite laminates in mixed mode delamination. Composites Part A: Applied Science and Manufacturing, vol 106., pp. 24-33
- Yuan, J, Scarpa, F, Allegri, G, Titurus, B, Patsias, S & Rajasekaran, R, 2017, Efficient computational techniques for mistuning analysis of bladed discs: A review. Mechanical Systems and Signal Processing, vol 87 Part A., pp. 71?90
- Cui, H, Yasaee, M, Kalwak, G, Pellegrino, A, Partridge, IK, Hallett, SR, Allegri, G & Petrinic, N, 2017, Bridging mechanisms of through-thickness reinforcement in dynamic mode I&II delamination. Composites Part A: Applied Science and Manufacturing, vol 99., pp. 198-207
- Yuan, J, Allegri, G, Scarpa, F, Patsias, S & Rajasekaran, R, 2016, A novel hybrid Neumann expansion method for stochastic analysis of mistuned bladed discs. Mechanical Systems and Signal Processing, vol 72-73., pp. 241-253
- Gan, KW, Allegri, G & Hallett, SR, 2016, A Simplified Layered Beam Approach for Predicting Ply Drop Delamination in Thick Composite Laminates. Materials and Design, vol 108., pp. 570-580
- Osmiani, C, Mohamed, G, Treiber, J, Allegri, G & Partridge, I, 2016, Exploring the influence of micro-structure on the mechanical properties and crack bridging mechanisms of fibrous tufts. Composites Part A: Applied Science and Manufacturing, vol 91 Part 2., pp. 409-419
- Osmiani, C, Mohamed, G, Allegri, G & Partridge, I, 2016, A multi-scale modelling method for tufted composites: Unit-cell model. in: ECCM 2016 - Proceeding of the 17th European Conference on Composite Materials.
- Warzok, F, Allegri, G, Gude, M & Hallett, S, 2016, Experimental Characterisation of Fatigue Damage in Single Z-pins. Composites Part A: Applied Science and Manufacturing, vol 91 Part 2., pp. 461-471
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