Imperial College London

DrUlrichHansen

Faculty of EngineeringDepartment of Mechanical Engineering

Senior Lecturer
 
 
 
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Contact

 

+44 (0)20 7594 7061u.hansen

 
 
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Location

 

714City and Guilds BuildingSouth Kensington Campus

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Summary

 

Course/Module

Tutor, Math Year 2. (Undergraduate)

Tutor, Stress Analysis 2. (Undergraduate)

Finite Element Analysis and Applications A - MECH60007

Aims

The aim of the course is to teach the students to use Finite Element programs in a practical way to solve problems in linear elastic stress analysis. A student who has studied the course should be able, in a later industrial setting, to undertake the analysis of real problems with a fair understanding of sensible modelling procedures. In support of this, the course is split into two stages:

  1. Theoretical study of the Finite Element method, with emphasis on understanding what goes on inside a typical, modern, commercial program
  2. Practical experience in analysis using an industry-standard, interactive, Finite Element program.

ECTS units:    5    
 

Role

Course Leader

Stress Analysis 3 - MECH96015

Aims

The aim of the course is to reinforce the student's knowledge of stress analysis, to extend this knowledge to more advanced theories and techniques and to apply these to practical problems. Most of these will be developments of methods which have been previously acquired but applied to more sophisticated problems. New areas of thermal stresses, plastic deformation and residual stresses will be treated and a new technique of analysis using energy methods will also be introduced and developed.

ECTS units:    5    
 

 

Role

Course Leader

Stress Analysis 3A - MECH60014

Aims

The aim of the course is to reinforce the student's knowledge of stress analysis, to extend this knowledge to more advanced theories and techniques and to apply these to practical problems. Most of these will be developments of methods which have been previously acquired but applied to more sophisticated problems. New areas of thermal stresses, plastic deformation and residual stresses will be treated and a new technique of analysis using energy methods will also be introduced and developed.

ECTS units:   5

Role

Course Leader

Finite Element Analysis and Applications - MECH97089

Aims

The aim of the course is to teach the students to be able to use Finite Element programs in a practical way to solve problems in linear elastic stress analysis. A student who has studied the course should be able, in a later industrial setting, to undertake the analysis of real problems with a fair understanding of sensible modelling procedures. In support of this, the course is split into two stages:

  1. Theoretical study of the Finite Element method, with emphasis on understanding what goes on inside a typical, modern, commercial program
  2. Practical experience in analysis using an industry-standard, interactive, Finite Element program.

ECTS units:  5

Role

Course Leader

MSc Advanced Mechanical Engineering Research Project - MECH97034

Role

Course Leader

Stress Analysis 3B - MECH70004

Aims

The aim of the course is to reinforce the student's knowledge of stress analysis, to extend this knowledge to more advanced theories and techniques and to apply these to practical problems. Most of these will be developments of methods which have been previously acquired but applied to more sophisticated problems. New areas of thermal stresses, plastic deformation and residual stresses will be treated and a new technique of analysis using energy methods will also be introduced and developed.

ECTS units:    5    
 

 

Role

Course Leader

Finite Element Analysis and Applications B - MECH70012

Aims

The aim of the course is to teach the students to be able to use Finite Element programs in a practical way to solve problems in linear elastic stress analysis. A student who has studied the course should be able, in a later industrial setting, to undertake the analysis of real problems with a fair understanding of sensible modelling procedures. In support of this, the course is split into two stages:

  1. Theoretical study of the Finite Element method, with emphasis on understanding what goes on inside a typical, modern, commercial program
  2. Practical experience in analysis using an industry-standard, interactive, Finite Element program.

ECTS units:  5

Role

Course Leader

Technical Presentation Skills - ME9-MTPS

Aims

To improve your skill at creating a short, well-structured, effective presentation, on an engineering-related subject, which informs and engages its audience.

Role

Course Leader

Finite Element Analysis and Applications - MECH96005

Aims

The aim of the course is to teach the students to use Finite Element programs in a practical way to solve problems in linear elastic stress analysis. A student who has studied the course should be able, in a later industrial setting, to undertake the analysis of real problems with a fair understanding of sensible modelling procedures. In support of this, the course is split into two stages:

  1. Theoretical study of the Finite Element method, with emphasis on understanding what goes on inside a typical, modern, commercial program
  2. Practical experience in analysis using an industry-standard, interactive, Finite Element program.

ECTS units:    5    
 

Role

Course Leader