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About the Project
The University of Sheffield has established strong links with Tata Steel in the Netherlands to investigate the failure of Dual-Phase (DP) and Transformation-Induced-Plasticity (TRIP) steels using novel experimental and modelling techniques.
This PhD project will focus on the development of a physically-based model of damage and failure of automotive steels. The model will be informed and validated by experiments including in-situ tensile and bending tests carried out inside the chamber of a scanning electron microscope combined with Digital Image Correlation and a microgrid technique to measure local strain distributions in the microstructure up to failure. This project will be run in liaison with Tata Steel.
Funding Notes
Previous experience / requirements: Finite element modelling, Metallurgy
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