To establish novel methods for electromechanical de-icing based upon actuation systems and assess the actuations systems readiness for industrial applications
- Modelling, design, and optimization of electromechanical systems for de-icing using impact, vibrations or deformation
- Assessment of de-icing electromechanical systems with respect to: energy and electrical power required to de-ice, stresses introduced into the structure to de-ice, mass of the de-icing systems including their power supply, robustness of the actuator control, and compactness of the actuation system
Preliminary design of an innovative electromechanical IPS (PWG3)
- Rausa, A., & Guardone, A. (2021). Multi-physics simulation of in-flight ice shedding. In Journal of Physics: Conference Series (Vol. 1730, No. 1, p. 012024). IOP Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/1730/1/012024
- Rausa, A., Morelli, M., & Guardone, A. (2021). A novel method for robust and efficient prediction of ice shedding from rotorcraft blades. Journal of Computational and Applied Mathematics, 391, 113452. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cam.2021.113452
- Morelli, M., & Guardone, A. (2022). A simulation framework for rotorcraft ice accretion and shedding. Aerospace Science and Technology, 129, 107157. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ast.2021.107157
Gross Salary
A monthly amount of 3,911.60 € will be provided by the Research Executive Agency. This sum is made up of the monthly Living Allowance in the amount of 3,311.60 € which already includes the country coefficient specified by the European Commission and the Mobility Allowance of 600.00 €. Moreover, a family allowance of 660.00 € is provided if the recruited doctoral candidate has or acquires family obligations during the action duration. This monthly amount corresponds to the budgetary burden for the employment of the EU researcher and equals the gross salary (i.e. before any deductions, such as health insurance, social security, taxes…) for the activities to be remunerated. Depending on the status of the DR deductions are usually below 20% in Italy.