About
WE SUPPORT COMPANIES OPERATING IN THE FIELD OF VEHICLES, INDUSTRIAL MACHINES AND THEIR COMPONENTS.
WHO WE AREA
We are a company dedicated to services in the area of mechanical engineering, working with industrial machinery design, product development and structural analysis. We have over 15 years of experience in product design and technical knowledge acquired in industry and academia over the years.
HOW WE WORK
We help with the transformation of an existing product or the creation of a new one. Research for innovation, combined with the goal of keeping costs down, enables the creation of a more competitive product.
- We work in partnership with your engineering in machinery and equipment design;
- We help you develop your product with confidentiality;
- We support your company in the conceptual phase of product development;
- We do structural analysis using numerical analysis;
- We design and calculate hydraulic components.
Numerical analysis services are performed using commercial tools based on the Finite Element Method (FEM), Open source tools and internally developed codes.
Analyses we can do:
- Static - linear and non-linear
- Modal analysis, frequency response and PSD
- Flambagem
- Fatigue
Crane analysis:
- Structural analysis of cranes (Forest cranes, Knuckleboom crane and aerial device) following requirements of EN 13001 (part 1, 2 and 3);
- Structural analysis of lifting devices following current standards;
- Structural analysis of construction cranes.
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Education
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Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul
Master Degree, Mechanical (Solid Mechanics), A 1st
2017 – 2020
Activities and Societies:
Area of concentration: solid mechanics
Year: 2017 – 02/2020
Subjects covered:
- Mechanical Vibrations
- Finite Elements
- Introduction to Computer Plasticity
- Special Topics in Solid Mechanics - Micromechanics
- Calculation of Variations with Engineering Applications
Dynamics
- Solid Mechanics I
- Matrix Methods
Thesis
Implementation of a version of the eXtended elements method (XFEM). This method allows a significant improvement in fracture modeling and evaluation, allowing an analysis of finite elements without the need to alter the mesh with the crack propagation, thus making the crack geometrically independent, or at least less dependent on the mesh. The discontinuity present in the elements, due to the existence of the crack, is described through the enrichment of the conventional finite element approximation functions. This method enables both the study of stationary cracking and crack propagation analysis.
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University of Caxias do Sul
Bacharelor of mechanical engineering, Mechanical Engineering, A 1st
2008 – 2015
Activities and Societies:
- Participation in the aerodesign project at the University of Caxias do Sul from 2013 to 2014.
Other experience
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- Master's dissertation on Crack Analysis using the XFEM/GFEM method.
- 16 years of experience in product development using CAD tools.
- Experience in manufacturing processes (machining, welding and assembly).
- Product development, checking manufacturing process, cost and economic viability.
- Conceptual design, hydraulic design and manual calculations in structural analysis.
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Work and study english language at Adelaide city of Australia
- Work and Study in Adelaide Australia from September 2016 to March 2017.
- General English at Kaplan School, 20 weeks long.