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Behaviour of LiteSteel Beams (Hollow Flange Channels)

This project involves the researching the structural behaviour of LiteSteel Beams. more...

Supervisor(s): Wilkinson, Tim (Associate Professor)

Section Classification & b/t Limits for Hollow Sections

Most of the current b/t limitations in international steel design standards are based on investigations of hot-rolled I-sections. This project has been examining the behaviour of ho more...

Supervisor(s): Wilkinson, Tim (Associate Professor)

Structural behaviour and design of locally unstable angle sections

This project investigates the structural behaviour and design of locally unstable angle sections. more...

Supervisor(s): Rasmussen, Kim (Professor)

Interaction buckling phenomena in thin-walled structures

This research looks at the interaction buckling phenomena in thin-walled structures. more...

Supervisor(s): Rasmussen, Kim (Professor)

Spline finite strip analysis of perforated structural members

A joint research program between the University of Trento and the University of Sydney aims to develop a suite of analysis programs based on an isoparametric spline finite strip for more...

Supervisor(s): Rasmussen, Kim (Professor)

Structural Steel Hollow Section Connections

This project has been performed in conjunction with Smorgon Steel Tube Mills over a number of years and carried out predominately by undergraduate thesis students. The aim has been more...

Supervisor(s): Wilkinson, Tim (Associate Professor)

The effects of organisational project management on project performance

This study investigates the links between various organizational level interventions/setups and an organisation's capability to effectively deliver projects. more...

Supervisor(s): Liu, Li (Dr)

Modelling the behaviour of random materials

During this project the PhD student is expected to derive and establish fundamental relationships that will help in describing the behaviour random materials. more...

Supervisor(s): Einav, Itai (Professor)

Micromechanics of soft particulate materials

The purpose of this project is to study experimentally and numerically the micromechanics of deforming soft particles, from a radically new way. more...

Supervisor(s): Einav, Itai (Professor)

Subbase degradation: permeability and strength reductions by means of breakage soil mechanics

How exactly should grain crushing be introduced to model permeability and strength reductions? The answer of this question will be the primary objective of this PhD research, which more...

Supervisor(s): Einav, Itai (Professor)