Summary
Loic Salles is a Research Fellow in Rolls-Royce Vibration UTC in Mechanical Engineering department. He joined Imperial College in 2012. His research focus in nonlinear vibration and computational method for large scale modelling. He works on the development of the in-house code FORSE, which i used by Rolls-Royce for vibration analysis of aircraft engine components.
He obtained his PhD in 2010 coinjointly at Ecole Centrale Lyon and Bauman Moscow State Technical University. He graduated as a rocket engineer from BMSTU in 2006 and as a mechanical engineer from Ecole Centrale Lyon in 2006.
Publications
Journals
Sun Y, Yuan J, Pesaresi L, et al., Parametric Study and Uncertainty Quantification of the Nonlinear Modal Properties of Frictional Dampers, Journal of Vibration and Acoustics, ISSN:0739-3717
Yuan J, Salles L, El Haddad F, et al., An adaptive component mode synthesis method for dynamic analysis of jointed structure with contact friction interfaces, Computers and Structures, ISSN:0045-7949
Pesaresi L, Fantetti A, Cegla F, et al., 2019, On the use of ultrasound waves to monitor the local dynamics of friction joints, Experimental Mechanics, ISSN:0014-4851
Conference
Saeed Z, Jenovencio G, Arul S, et al., 2020, A Test-Case on Continuation Methods for Bladed-Disk Vibration with Contact and Friction, Pages:209-212, ISSN:2191-5644
Wollmann T, Dannemann M, Langkamp A, et al., 2020, Combined experimental-numerical approach for the 3D vibration analysis of rotating composite compressor blades: An introduction