Fracture & structural analysis
Crack behavior, crack arrest, and computational assessment of mechanical components.
Independent engineering research · Shiraz, Iran
Research-led solutions for complex mechanical problems.
I work across fracture mechanics, composite materials, and manufacturing-process analysis. I welcome focused research and industrial collaborations grounded in clear methods and verifiable results.
Areas of work
Composite materials
Mechanical analysis of fiber-reinforced laminates and internal-cavity effects.
Manufacturing processes
Research interests in resin transfer molding, process flow, and material behavior.
Manufacturing research
Composite manufacturing concepts
Research-stage approaches for resin transfer molding and related process-support equipment. A collaboration can define part requirements, compare production options, and plan controlled trials and quality review. Specific mechanisms and layouts are shared privately within a defined project.
Exploratory program
PROJECT Ω — Integrated Computational Ecosystem
Potential industrial uses under study include reviewing a composite component, exploring production options, and visualizing quality checks. This animation is conceptual; it shows no real production data or validated result.
About Amir
Amir Latifi is a mechanical engineering PhD researcher and teaching assistant based in Shiraz. His work connects analytical modeling with numerical methods, including finite element analysis, to study material and structural behavior. He pursues independent research and welcomes defined projects with academic or industrial partners.
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