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	Address	Lorin Kazaz Institute of Engineering and Computational Mechanics University of Stuttgart Pfaffenwaldring 9 70569 Stuttgart, Germany
	Office	Pfaffenwaldring 9, 3rd Floor Room 3.107
	Phone Fax	+49 711 685-66580 +49 711 685-66400
	Email	lorin.kazaz@itm.uni-stuttgart.de

Field of Research

Contact Calculation in Gearing

Publications

• Pfister, C.; Pfister J.; Kazaz, L. and Eberhard, P.: Stress Calculation in Worm Gears using Elastic Multibody Models. Proceedings of the 5th Joint International Conference on Multibody System Dynamics, Lisbon, Portugal, 24-28 June 2018


• Kazaz, L.: Investigation of Lubricant-Induced Efficiency Loss in Gear Drives by FSI via Co-Simulation between GTM and Pasimodo (in German), Thesis MSC-247, Simtech No. 16. Institute of Engineering and Computational Mechanics, University of Stuttgart, 2016. (Eberhard, P.; Ziegler, P.; Beck, F.; Schurr, D.)


• Kazaz, L.: Derivation of Terms for Reduction of Static Error using Feedthrough in the Floating Frame of Reference Formulation, Student Research Project STUD-443. Institute of Engineering and Computational Mechanics, University of Stuttgart, 2016. (Eberhard, P.; Ziegler, P.; Baumann, M.; Holzwarth, P.; Walz N-P.)

Teaching

• Assistance for Biomechanics lecture (WT 2018/19)
• Assistance for seminar in Applied Mechanics IV (ST 2018)
• Assistance for Applied Mechanics III (WT 2017/18)
• Seminar in Applied Mechanics II (ST 2017)

Talks

• July 30, 2018: International Conference on Vibro-Impact-Systems, Kassel; "Gear Drive Simulations with Higher Order Ansatz Functions using Elastic Multibody Models"


• May 28, 2018: ITM Statusseminar, Bad Herrenalb; "Gear Drive Simulations with Higher Order Ansatz Functions using Elastic Multibody Models"


• July 7, 2017: International Conference on Computational Contact Mechanics, Lecce; "Modelling Fluid-Solid Contact using Elastic Multibody Systems and Meshfree Fluid Descriptions"


• May 22, 2017: ITM Status Seminar, Monbachtal; "Dynamische, Elastische Getriebesimulationen"

Supervised Student Projects und Theses

• Untersuchung zur Anwendbarkeit von nicht strukturerhaltender Modellreduktion bei der Simulation von Zahnradkontakten (in German), Master Thesis MSC-260.
  Institute of Engineering and Computational Mechanics, University of Stuttgart, 2018.
  Supervision together with Dr.-Ing. Pascal Ziegler


• Weiterentwicklung der Kontaktberechnung in GTM für Schneckenräder mit Spannungsberechnung, Student Project STUD-476.
  Institute of Engineering and Computational Mechanics, University of Stuttgart, 2017.
  Supervision together with Christian Pfister, M. Sc.


• Untersuchung des Einflusses verschiedener Kontakte und Kontaktmodule anhand eines industriellen Planetengetriebes mit GTM und Simpack, Student Project STUD-468.
  Institute of Engineering and Computational Mechanics, University of Stuttgart, 2017.
  Supervision together with Dipl.-Ing. Dennis Schurr.

Additional Services at the Institute

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