Structural Mechanics (Prof. Chatzi)Open OpportunitiesThis project aims to develop a detailed model of a reinforced concrete building requiring seismic performance enhancements. Key outcomes include translating building data into a Finite Element model, investigating material properties, calibrating the model with real data, and conducting dynamic analysis under earthquake excitation. - Mechanical Engineering, Structural Engineering
- ETH Zurich (ETHZ), Master Thesis
| This thesis extends an innovative approach, developed at ETH Zurich to reduce seismically induced vibrations in buildings. The goal is to design and model a seismic retrofitting device, called NegSV, which employs negative stiffness. Building on previous studies of a scaled model, this work focuses on developing the device for practical use. Key tasks include mechanical design, finite element modelling, and structural analysis to assess the capacity of the system. - Automotive Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Structural Engineering
- ETH Zurich (ETHZ), Master Thesis
| The goal of this thesis is to suggest an ML-based scheme for efficient control of a Hexapod device, which serves as a multi-axial dynamic testing facility for engineered components.
This Master thesis opportunity is offered by the Chair of Structural Mechanics & Monitoring at ETH Zurich (Prof. Eleni Chatzi) in collaboration with Michael Herrnberger & Patrick Vaudrevange of TWT Gmbh Science & Innovation. - Civil Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Mechanical and Industrial Engineering
- Master Thesis
| This Master thesis opportunity is offered by the Chair of Structural Mechanics & Monitoring at ETH Zurich (Prof. Eleni Chatzi) in collaboration with Michael Herrnberger & Patrick Vaudrevange of TWT Gmbh Science & Innovation. - Civil Engineering, Mechanical and Industrial Engineering
- Master Thesis
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