For more information
To learn more about the Department of Mechanical Engineering at the University of South Carolina, call or mail us at:
The University of South Carolina
Department of Mechanical Engineering
300 Main Street
Columbia, SC 29208
Ph 803.777.4185
Fax 803.777.0106
Maps:
USC campus
Columbia, SC
|
 |
Xiaomin
Deng
Professor
Dr.
Deng's
research and
interests
include
nanomechanics/atomistic
simulation;
fracture
mechanics/crack-growth
simulation;
manufacturing
process
modeling/simulation
(friction
stir
welding,
metal
cutting, GMA
welding).
Education
-
Ph.D.,
Applied
Mechanics
/
Materials
Science,
California
Institute
of
Technology,
1990
-
M.S.,
Applied
Mechanics,
California
Institute
of
Technology,
1985
-
B.S.,
Mathematics
and
Mechanics,
Beijing
University
of
Aeronautics
and
Astronautics,
1982
Selected Publications
- W.
Zhang
and X.
Deng,
“Formulation
of a
cohesive
zone
model
for a
Mode III
crack,”
Engineering
Fracture
Mechanics
72,
1818-1829,
2005
- X.
Deng, F.
Ma, and
M. A.
Sutton,
“A
damage
mechanics
model
for
creep
and
oxygen
embrittlment
in
metals,”
International
Journal
of
Damage
Mechanics
14,
101-126,
2005
- J.
Zuo, X.
Deng,
and M.
A.
Sutton,
“Advances
in
Tetrahedral
Mesh
Generation
for
Modeling
of
Three-dimensional
Regions
with
Complex,
Curvilinear
Crack
Shapes”,
International
J for
Numerical
Methods
in
Engineering
63,
256-275,
2005
- X.
Deng and
S. Xu,
“Two-dimensional
finite
element
simulation
of
material
flow in
the
friction
stir
welding
process,”
Journal
of
Manufacturing
Processes
6,
125-133,
2004
- J.
Zuo, X.
Deng,
M.A.
Sutton,
and C-S
Cheng
“Crack
Tunneling:
Effect
of
Constraint”,
Paper #
IMECE
2004-60700,
Proc. of
2004
ASME
International
Mechanical
Engineering
Congress,
Nov.
13-20,
2004,
Anaheim,
CA
|
