Armanj Hasanyan
Postdoctoral researcher
Armanj Hasanyan joined the Space Structure Lab in 2018. His focus is on failure analysis of ultra-thin composite space structures. He is currently working on determining the types of failure modes present in ultra-thin structures, as well as modeling them using numerical and micromechanics approaches. His current research interests include manufacturing of ultra-thin composites, finite element simulation, micromechanics, and multiscale modeling.
Armanj completed his Ph.D. and M.S. from the University of Michigan, Department of Aerospace Engineering in 2018 and 2014, respectively, and his B.E. from Virginia Tech, Department of Engineering Science and Mechanics in 2013. His doctorate research involved developing a geometric and material nonlinear micropolar continuum theory for application towards composite structures, such as honeycomb structures, textiles, and fiber reinforced composites. Micropolar theory was applied to model localization phenomenon, such as fiber kinking in fiber reinforced composites, at the continuum scale. Some of his research interests also include topics such as nonlinear finite elements, nonlinear continuum mechanics, plasticity theory, smart materials, and plate and shell theory.
Publications:
A.D. Hasanyan and A.M. Waas, “Localization in Anisotropic Elastoplastic Micropolar Media: Application to Fiberous Composites,” Journal of the Mechanics and Physics of Solids, 121, 2018.
A.D. Hasanyan and A.M. Waas, “Compressive Failure of Fiber Composites: A Homogenized, Mesh Independent Model,” Journal of Applied Mechanics, 85(9), 2018.
D. K. Patel, A.D. Hasanyan, and A.M. Waas, “N-Layer concentric cylinder model (NCYL): an extended micromechanics-based multiscale model for nonlinear composites,” Acta Mechanica, 228(1), pp. 275–306, 2017.
A.D. Hasanyan and A.M. Waas, “Micropolar Constitutive Relations for Cellular Solids,” Journal of Applied Mechanics, 83(4), 2016.
A.D. Hasanyan, G.Y. Bagdasaryan, and D. Hasanyan, “Dynamic bimorph thermo-piezoelectric benders with arbitrary support location. Part II: Application to energy harvesting-numerical results and discussions,” Proceedings of National Academy of Sciences of Armenia, 69(2), pp. 67-76, 2016.
A.D. Hasanyan, G.Y. Bagdasaryan, and D. Hasanyan, “Dynamic bimorph thermo-piezoelectric benders with arbitrary support location. Part I: Application to energy harvesting-analytical derivations”, Proceedings of National Academy of Sciences of Armenia, 69(1), pp. 25-38, 2016.
A.D. Hasanyan and D. Hasanyan, “Energy harvesting performance of dynamic bimorph thermo-piezoelectric benders with arbitrary support location,” Journal of Thermal Stresses, 38(12), pp. 1409-1427, 2015.
A.D. Hasanyan and A.M. Waas, “On the Buckling of a 2D Micropolar Strip,” Journal of Applied Mechanics, 82(4), 2015.
A. Abdelkefi, A.D. Hasanyan, J. Montgomery, D. Hall, and M.R. Hajj, “Incident flow effects on the performance of piezoelectric energy harvesters from galloping vibrations,” Theoretical and Applied Mechanics Letters, 4(2), 2014.