Engineering Nonlinearity (ENL) Showcase Meeting

LVV Events

This event took place 7 years ago

The ENL project has kindly allowed the LVV to exhibit at this showcase event, we look forward to meeting you there. You are cordially invited to attend the Engineering Nonlinearity Final Showcase event, to be held on the 3rd and 4th July at the University of Sheffield. It will be the chance for everyone involved in the ENL project, past and present to come together to discuss, debate and update the project’s progress and discuss its impact and legacy.

Attendance at the daytime sessions is free, including refreshments, but you must register to attend by sending an Email to this address – s.lightfoot@sheffield.ac.uk stating whether you will attend for either the 3rd or 4th of July, or for both days.

The event will take place in The Diamond, the University of Sheffield’s new £81 million award-winning building.

Please visit the Engineering Nonlinearity website for any news and updates regarding the showcase and other ENL activity: http://www.engineeringnonlinearity.ac.uk/

If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact Suzanne Lightfoot at s.lightfoot@sheffield.ac.uk

Best regards

David Wagg, Geraint Jones and Suzanne Lightfoot, ENL Showcase Organising Committee

Key Dates:

Engineering Nonlinearity (ENL) Showcase Meeting 3rd & 4th July 2017

Agenda Day 1: Monday 3rd July (Lecture Theatre 3, Diamond)
9:15
Morning: (Chair: Wagg)

Welcome and ENL overview by Principal Investigator
9:45
Guest Keynote by Professor Mike Brennan "Using the Dynamic Stiffness Method to Interpret Experimental Data from a Nonlinear System"
10:30
Coffee break
11:00
Early Career Keynote: Nikos Dervilis, University of Sheffield
11:30
Theme 1 overview: Keith Worden, University of Sheffield
12:00
Research Presentation: Anis Abdessalem, University of Sheffield
12:30 - 13:45
Networking lunch & poster session
Afternoon: (Chair: Elliott)
13:45
Early Career Keynote: Alessandro Cabboi, University of Sheffield
14:15
Theme 2 overview: Robin Langley, University of Cambridge
14:45
Research Presentation: Fiorenzo Fazzolari, University of Cambridge
15:15
Coffee break
15:45
Early Career Keynote: “Nonlinear Modal Testing using Control-based Continuation.”
Ludovic Renson, University of Bristol
16:15
Theme 3 overview: Simon Neild, University of Bristol
16:45
Research Presentation: “Nonlinear model updating strategy for structures with
local nonlinearities”, Xing Wang, University of Bristol
17:15
Group Photo
Evening: 19:30
Conference Dinner
Agenda Day 2: Tuesday 4th July (Lecture Theatre 3, Diamond)
09:00
Morning: (Chair: Langley)

Early Career Keynote: Alex Shaw, Swansea University
09:30
Theme 4 overview: Mike Friswell, Swansea University
10:00
Research Presentation: “Modelling and Experimental Testing of Rotor-Stator contact in
a Coupled Double Rotor System”Rafael Sanchez Crespo, Swansea University
10:30
Coffee break
11:00
Early Career Keynote: Irfan Khan, University of Sheffield.
11:30
Theme 5 overview: “Nonlinear velocity feedback and dynamic range control”, Steve
Elliott, University of Southampton
12:00
Early Career Keynote: Ifigeneia Antoniadou, University of Sheffield.
12:30 - 14:00
Networking lunch & poster session
Afternoon: (Chair: Neild)
14:00
Industry collaboration lecture: "Control rod performance modelling", Mark Bateman,
EDF Energy & Malcolm Scott, University of Sheffield
14:30
Research Presentation: Maryam Ghandchi Tehrani, University of Southampton
15:00
Coffee break
15:30
Early Career Keynote: Julian Londono, University of Exeter
16:00
Early Career Keynote: Julian Londono, University of ExeterResearch Presentation: Thibaut Putelat, University of Bristol
16:30
Poster prize award & close of meeting