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Maozhou Meng

Department of Engineering, University of Derby

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My research

I am currently a research fellow at the University of Derby. My research has focused predominantly on composite fatigue correlated with marine environmental effects. I manufactured pre-preg CFRP composite coupons, and investigated the effects of marine environment exposure on the material performance by the combination of experiment, FEA and mathematical modelling. The research has contributed to improve knowledge of the failure mechanisms of composite materials in both normal and marine environments, and to optimize structural design of FRP composites.

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Research interests

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CLT with MATLAB

Invariant theory

Marine turbine

Statistics

 

Education and work experience

Teaching

At Plymouth University, teaching & tutorial two modules for MSc students:

At the University of Derby, teaching & tutorial one module for MSc students:

Supervised MSc project at Plymouth University: short fibre composite joint for pressure vessels and pipe line

Professional membership

Qualification and award

Suporvisors

My PhD study was carried out advised by Prof Huirong Le, Dr Stephen Grove and Dr Jahir Rizvi, in the field of fatigue analysis of FRP composite for marine environment. The Master under the guidance of Prof Sheng Liu in the field of MEMS design.

Personal interests

Tennis, badminton, hiking and photography. I have some experience of traveling including Shangri-La treks and Mountain Everest. Click here will link you to the photo album of 'a trip to the Mountain Everest' on my facebook