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Personal Statement
Thomas G F Gray retired from full-time academic service in October 2006 and was appointed as Emeritus Professor of the University of Strathclyde and Research Professor in the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering. Research expertise and publication includes work in fracture mechanics, fatigue failure, integrity of bolted connections, structural integrity in various fields and control of welding distortion in thin-plate structures. There have also been several investigations into engineering failures and accidents. A series of industrially-linked projects with colleagues, on welding distortion analysis and contol, from 2001, generated several publications of note, leading to the publication of a major text book on this theme in 2014. Professor Gray is also Chair of the Stress Analysis and Strength of Components Committee of the Engineering Sciences Data Unit, London. This organisation exists to compile and publish engineering information derived from the literature and in a form which can be readily used in design and integrity assessment. These items are published following extensive scrutiny by the Committee and under its authority. Data items covered in the 2013-2014 academic year included the analysis and behaviour of bolted joints in service, stress concentration factors and fatigue in keyways.
Education/Academic qualification
Doctor of Engineering, Applicable Fracture Mechanics, University of Strathclyde
Award Date: 1 Jan 1978
Bachelor of Science in Engineering, University of Glasgow
Award Date: 1 Jan 1962
Keywords
- Fracture Mechanics
- Fatigue Failure
- Structural Integrity
- Bolted joint analysis
- Welding Distortion
- Failure Analysis
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Creating Opportunities for the Manufacture of Lightweight Components
1/02/06 → 31/01/09
Project: Research
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Control of welding distortion in thin plate fabrication: Design support exploiting computational simulation
Gray, T., Camilleri, D. & McPherson, N., 31 Jan 2014, Cambridge, UK. 384 p. (Welding and Other Joining Technologies)Research output: Book/Report › Book
12 Citations (Scopus) -
The applicability of using low transformation temperature welding wire to minimize unwanted residual stresses and distortions
Camilleri, D., McPherson, N. & Gray, T., Oct 2013, In: International Journal of Pressure Vessels and Piping. 110, p. 2-8Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
21 Citations (Scopus)