Season 6, Episode 1 of “Kunnen we het maken?”. Welkom to the first episode of season 6. and we look back proudly at another successful season. The previous season was filled with another large variety of episodes and interesting, do make sure to check them out! For instance, the previous episode was with Ramon van der Heijden where we discussed a new method of designing.
For the first episode of the new season, we delve back into the research world here at the university. At the university, a plethora of topics are researched, many of which have already been discussed in one of the previous podcasts such as episode 8 of season 5 with Marta Gil Perez. The topic that we haven’t discussed enough of yet is steel structures and structural health monitoring. While the built environment is steadily moving toward more bio-based construction methods, the performance, reliability, and maintenance of steel structures remain crucial topics, especially for infrastructure like bridges, wind turbines, and rail systems. To discuss this topic we have asked an assistant professor in this field at the Eindhoven University of Technology to talk with us today, Davide Leonetti. Together, we will dive into this fascnating field of the built environment. Questions like “ What are the current developments being made regarding steel structures and SHM?” and “ How do you balance between experimental testing vs. numerical modelling for assessing fatigue and residual life of steel elements?” will be discussed as well as Davide’s past and current project. You can listen to it all in this first episode of season 6 of “Kunnen we het maken?”
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Season 6, Episode 1 of “Kunnen we het maken?”. Welkom to the first episode of season 6. and we look back proudly at another successful season. The previous season was filled with another large variety of episodes and interesting, do make sure to check them out! For instance, the previous episode was with Ramon van der Heijden where we discussed a new method of designing.
For the first episode of the new season, we delve back into the research world here at the university. At the university, a plethora of topics are researched, many of which have already been discussed in one of the previous podcasts such as episode 8 of season 5 with Marta Gil Perez. The topic that we haven’t discussed enough of yet is steel structures and structural health monitoring. While the built environment is steadily moving toward more bio-based construction methods, the performance, reliability, and maintenance of steel structures remain crucial topics, especially for infrastructure like bridges, wind turbines, and rail systems. To discuss this topic we have asked an assistant professor in this field at the Eindhoven University of Technology to talk with us today, Davide Leonetti. Together, we will dive into this fascnating field of the built environment. Questions like “ What are the current developments being made regarding steel structures and SHM?” and “ How do you balance between experimental testing vs. numerical modelling for assessing fatigue and residual life of steel elements?” will be discussed as well as Davide’s past and current project. You can listen to it all in this first episode of season 6 of “Kunnen we het maken?”
Seizoen 5, Episode 4 of “Kunnen we het maken?” In de vorige aflevering hebben we gesproken met Mathew Vola over het toepassen van computational design, en wat voor impact dat kan hebben op het bouwproces. Ook al is de aflevering met Mathew Vola interessant, de opzet is standaard. Deze aflevering zal anders zijn dan de meeste opnames. We zijn hier vandaag op een speciale locatie, namelijk bij de A67 bij Nuth. We zijn hier om het te hebben over een baanbrekend onderzoek wat hier momenteel wordt uitgevoerd. Om ons daar meer over te vertellen, zijn er deze keer maar liefst 5 gasten aangeschoven! Dit zijn: Jose Paredes, Maikel van Dooren, Remco van Osch, Guido Priem en Wouter van den Berg. In deze aflevering gaan we natuurlijk dit baanbrekende onderzoek bespreken. Wat is het? Waar wordt het voor gedaan? Wat zijn de lessen van dit onderzoek? En veel meer vragen worden beantwoord m.b.t. dit onderzoek in deze aflevering. Maar dat is niet het enige onderwerp dat aandacht krijgt in deze aflevering. Closing the loop, u heeft er misschien al van gehoord, is een initiatief voor het hergebruik van constructies in de infra. Dit initiatief licht dicht bij dit onderzoek en dus vandaar dat het ook behandeld wordt in deze aflevering. Verder passeert de rol met betrekking tot Closing the loop van elke gast de revue. Geïnteresseerd in dit baanbrekende onderzoek? En wat Closing the loop er mee te maken heeft? Beluister het allemaal in deze aflevering!
Kunnen we het maken?
Season 6, Episode 1 of “Kunnen we het maken?”. Welkom to the first episode of season 6. and we look back proudly at another successful season. The previous season was filled with another large variety of episodes and interesting, do make sure to check them out! For instance, the previous episode was with Ramon van der Heijden where we discussed a new method of designing.
For the first episode of the new season, we delve back into the research world here at the university. At the university, a plethora of topics are researched, many of which have already been discussed in one of the previous podcasts such as episode 8 of season 5 with Marta Gil Perez. The topic that we haven’t discussed enough of yet is steel structures and structural health monitoring. While the built environment is steadily moving toward more bio-based construction methods, the performance, reliability, and maintenance of steel structures remain crucial topics, especially for infrastructure like bridges, wind turbines, and rail systems. To discuss this topic we have asked an assistant professor in this field at the Eindhoven University of Technology to talk with us today, Davide Leonetti. Together, we will dive into this fascnating field of the built environment. Questions like “ What are the current developments being made regarding steel structures and SHM?” and “ How do you balance between experimental testing vs. numerical modelling for assessing fatigue and residual life of steel elements?” will be discussed as well as Davide’s past and current project. You can listen to it all in this first episode of season 6 of “Kunnen we het maken?”
