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Fakultät Maschinenbau
Research assistant

M.Sc. Klas Feike

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Curriculum Vitae

Research

Development of damage models for service life analyses within the framework of the SFB/TRR188, project C01.

Research interests

  • Gradient-enhanced damage
  • Damage modeling
    • Path dependence and optimization
  • Cyclic fatigue investigations at low and high cycle numbers

Projects

Publications

K. Feike, K. Langenfeld, P. Kurzeja, J. Mosler:
On the accuracy of isotropic damage descriptions for complex load paths—Limits quantified by numerical optimization
Engineering Fracture Mechanics, 319, 110960, 2025,
DOI: 10.1016/j.engfracmech.2025.110960.

2023

K. Feike, K. Langenfeld, P. Kurzeja, J. Mosler:
On the impact of loading paths on damage evolution
93rd Annual Meeting of GAMM, Dresden, Germany, 30.05.-02.06.2023

2024

K. Feike, K. Langenfeld, P. Kurzeja, J. Mosler:
On the path-dependence of ductile damage models
94th Annual Meeting of GAMM, Magdeburg, Germany, 18.03.-22.03.2024

K. Feike, K. Langenfeld, P. Kurzeja, J. Mosler:
Analysis of fracture surface models - Possibilities and limitations
43rd Solid Mechanics Conference, Wroclaw, Poland, 16.09.-18.09.2024

2025

K. Feike, K. Langenfeld, P. Kurzeja, J. Mosler:
A Regularized Continuum Damage Model Based on Endurance Surfaces for Fatigue Prediction
95th Annual Meeting of GAMM, Poznan, Poland, 07.04.-11.04.2025

K. Feike, K. Langenfeld, P. Kurzeja, J. Mosler:
A gradient-enhanced coupled ductile-brittle anisotropic continuum damage model suitable for fatigue analysis
11th GACM Colloquium on Computational Mechanics, Brunswick, Germany, 21.09.-24.09.2025