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- Division of Applied Science
- Division of Mechanical, Materials and Manufacturing Science
- Division of Electronic and Information Engineering
- Division of Sustainable Energy and Environmental Engineering
- Division of Global Architecture
Graduate School of Engineering
- Division of Biotechnology
- Division of Applied Chemistry
- Division of Precision Engineering and Applied Physics
- Division of Mechanical Engineering
- Division of Materials and Manufacturing Science
- Division of Electrical, Electronic and Infocommunications Engineering
- Division of Sustainable Energy and Environmental Engineering
- Division of Global Architecture
- Department of Management of Industry and Technology
Attached Educational Research Facility
Endowed Chair , Joint Research Chair & Research Alliance Laboratory
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Research SeedsProcess Mechanics Area
Professor
MOCHIZUKI Masahito
Associate Professor
OKANO Shigetaka
Welding and joining, cutting, machining —essential processing technologies for manufacturing—inevitably generate residual stresses and distortions, and consequently control the performance and integrity of products and structures. “Process Mechanics” is a new discipline to investigate the mechanical behavior related to manufacturing processes on the basis of materials science, physics of processes, and mechanics. Our major approaches are the development of simulation models for manufacturing processes and their application to the prediction of mechanical properties, design, and integrity assessment of components and structures.
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