Alexey Vinogradov
Background and activities
Alexei Vinogradov is a professor at the Department of Engineering Design and Materials since January 2016. Educated in solid state physics, he has a Ph.D in physics and mathematics from A.F.Ioffe Physical-Technical Institute of the Academy of Science of Russia and Dr. Eng. degree from Kyoto Univeristy, Japan. Before taking the postion at NTNU he has held academic positions in Japan (1992-2011) and Russia (2011-2015)
Research Interests
- Mechanical behaviour of materials, strength and plasticity, fatigue, corrosion and environmentally assisted fracture, strain localization and non-linear phenomena and non-equilibrium thermodynamics of plastic deformation.
- Advanced materials (design, manufacture, characterization and modelling) – bulk nano-structured and ultra-fine grain materials, magnesium alloys, severe plastic deformation, high strength structural materials.
- Acoustic emission and non-destructive testing and characterization for failure prevention, advanced signal processing, intelligent monitoring systems.
Completed projects
- 2010-2014, Project manager, Project title: Physical Grounds and Technologies for Fracture Prediction”, (Russia), Budget: 70 MNOK.
- 2014, Project manager, Project title: Critical states of structural materials under complex loading and next-generation intelligent monitoring systems for hazardous industrial facilities (Russia) 2014. Budget: 3.4 MNOK
- 2014, Project manager,Project title: Technological Principles of Continuous Monitoring and Forecasting of Steels Degradation at Low Temperatures in Arctic (Russia),Project partner: Freiberg Technical University, Germany, Budget: 2 MNOK
- 2014-2015, Project title: Innovative ultrafine grain magnesium alloys with enhanced fatigue, corrosion and technological properties” (Russia) Project partner: Seoul National University, Korea, Budget: 2.8 MNOK
Editorial Work/ Professional Associations
- member of the editorial board of Materials Science and Engineering A
- member of the Scientific Council at Ministry of Education and Science of Russian Federation
International Collaboration Network
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JAPAN: Osaka City University, Ritsumeikan University, Kyoto; Kyoto University; Tohoku University, Sendai; Doshisha University, Kyoto; Kumamoto University, Kumamoto
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GERMANY: University of Erlangen, Freiberg Technical University, University of Munster
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RUSSIA: Togliatti Univeristy, Moscow national University of Science and Technology
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AUSTRALIA: Monash University, Melbourne
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SWITZERLAND: Swiss Federal University of Technology (ETH Zurich)
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CZECH REPUBLIC: Charles University, Prague
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SWEDEN: Lund University, Lund
Courses
- TMM4151 - Products and Materials Testing
- TMM4940 - Nanotechnology, Master's Thesis
- TMM4550 - Nanotechnology, Specialization Project
- TMM4935 - Industrial ICT, Master's Thesis
- TMM4540 - Industrial ICT Engineering Design and Materials, Specialization Project
- TMM4160 - Fracture Mechanics
- TMM4195 - Fatigue Design
- TMM4960 - Engineering Design and Materials, Master's Thesis
- MM8420 - Advanced Metallic Materials
- TMM4560 - Engineering Design and Materials, Specialization Project
- TMM4140 - Mechanical Properties of Materials
Scientific, academic and artistic work
A selection of recent journal publications, artistic productions, books, including book and report excerpts. See all publications in the database
Journal publications
- (2022) On the Corrosion Fatigue of Magnesium Alloys Aimed at Biomedical Applications: New Insights from the Influence of Testing Frequency and Surface Modification of the Alloy ZK60. Materials. vol. 15 (2).
- (2022) Deformation behaviour of TWIP steels: Constitutive modelling informed by local and integral experimental methods used in concert. Materials Characterization. vol. 184.
- (2022) Monitoring Dynamic Recrystallisation in Bioresorbable Alloy Mg-1Zn-0.2Ca by Means of an In Situ Acoustic Emission Technique. Materials. vol. 15 (1).
- (2022) Evidence for the presence of corrosive solution within corrosion products film in magnesium alloy ZK60. Letters on Materials. vol. 12 (1).
- (2022) Effect of strain rate and corrosion products on pre-exposure stress corrosion cracking in the ZK60 magnesium alloy. Materials Science & Engineering: A. vol. 830.
- (2022) The grain size effect on strain hardening and necking instability revisited from the dislocation density evolution approach. Materials Science & Engineering: A. vol. 831.
- (2021) The processing route towards outstanding performance of the severely deformed Al–Mg–Mn-Sc-Zr alloy. Materials Science & Engineering: A. vol. 806.
- (2021) Tooth flank fracture – An applied fatigue study of case hardened bevel gears. Engineering Failure Analysis. vol. 132.
- (2021) Fatigue of carburised CrNiMo steel: Testing and modelling concept. Fatigue & Fracture of Engineering Materials & Structures (FFEMS). vol. 44 (3).
- (2021) A novel predictive model for multiaxial fatigue in carburized bevel gears. Fatigue & Fracture of Engineering Materials & Structures (FFEMS). vol. 44 (8).
- (2021) Heat dissipation and acoustic emission features of titanium alloys in cyclic deformation mode. Acta Mechanica. vol. 232.
- (2021) Effect of the stress-strain state on the path of quasi-cleavage hydrogen-assisted cracking in low-carbon steel. Letters on Materials. vol. 11 (3).
- (2021) The fundamental difference between cleavage and hydrogen-assisted quasi-cleavage in ferritic materials revealed by multiscale quantitative fractographic and side surface characterization. Materials Science & Engineering: A. vol. 824.
- (2021) Inhibiting stress corrosion cracking by removing corrosion products from the Mg-Zn-Zr alloy pre-exposed to corrosion solutions. Acta Materialia. vol. 205.
- (2021) On the role of pre-exposure time and corrosion products in stress-corrosion cracking of ZK60 and AZ31 magnesium alloys. Materials Science & Engineering: A. vol. 806.
- (2021) Dual roles of pearlite microstructure to interfere/facilitate gaseous hydrogen-assisted fatigue crack growth in plain carbon steels. International Journal of Fatigue. vol. 154.
- (2021) Novel method for in situ damage monitoring during ultrasonic fatigue testing by the advanced acoustic emission technique. International Journal of Fatigue. vol. 142.
- (2021) Challenges and Accomplishments in Mechanical Testing Instrumented by In Situ Techniques: Infrared Thermography, Digital Image Correlation, and Acoustic Emission. Applied Sciences. vol. 11 (15).
- (2021) A phenomenological model of deformation twinning kinetics. Materials Science & Engineering: A. vol. 803.
- (2021) Kinetics of cyclically-induced mechanical twinning in γ-TiAl unveiled by a combination of acoustic emission, neutron diffraction and electron microscopy. Acta Materialia. vol. 212.