Yvonne Aitomäki

Senior forskare

Tel

+46 70 334 72 47

Email

yvonne.aitomaki@ri.se

Location

Öjebyn (Piteå)

ORCID

0000-0002-2388-3358

I have been working for the last 12 years with composites. I have working with manufacturing methods, biobased composites, nanocellulose composites and now have moved back into modelling. I now work on process simulations for manufacturing composites as well as testing methods for obtaining the necessary material properties that we need for making accurate simulations.

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Uncertainty Prediction & Bias Elimination in Aviation for Safety

UPBEAT will create methods to identify, quantify, and manage uncertainties for reliable design and manufacturing. Multiscale simulations will help understand defects, singularities, and distortions during assembly.

Zero Emission electric Vehicles enabled by haRmonised circulArity

ZEvRA will demonstrate a harmonized circularity methodology that allows for interchangeability and replicability throughout Europe. The methodology and manufacturing technologies will be supported by digital tools and validated on…

Advanced EU made Personal Protection Equpiment

IMMUNE, advanced FILAVA-based materials for Personal Protection Equipment & hard-components for EU Military.

Reduced environmental impact in vehicle manufacturing using composites

Within EU, road transport today accounts for the largest share of carbon dioxide emissions, close to 25%. Most of it occurs in the use phase, then production of the vehicle's components follows. In the "Ground Zero" project we inv…

Simulation of composite processes

The anisotropic properties of composites create challenges in manufacturing when dimensional accuracy and mechanical properties are critical. Simulations are used for optimization of process concepts and to minimize time for tool …

Remanufacturing

In Sweden, we live as if we have four planets at our disposal. However, it is not sustainable, and we need to switch to circular material and product flows. One way is to increase the proportion of remanufactured components and pr…

Process simulation

The use of finite element-based models for simulating composite manufacturing processes is an efficent way to evaluate manufacturing concepts without the need for expensive full-scale testing equipment. The aim of the simulations …

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