Associate Professor
Anirban Patra
Email: anirbanpatra[at]iitb[dot]ac[dot]in
Phone: (+91) (022) 2576 7622
Education:
- B.Tech., Met.l & Mtls. Engg,, IIT Kharagpur 2009
- Ph.D., Matls. Sci. & Engg, Georgia Institute of Technology 2013
Prof. Patra emphasizes on introducing mathematical and computational aspects into materials science concepts in his teaching. He has taught an undergraduate course on the mechanical behavior of materials, as well as advanced courses on continuum plasticity of metals, and numerical solutions of partial differential equations for continuum transport modeling.
Prof. Patra's research interests are in the prediction of microstructuremechanical property correlations using physicallybased crystal plasticity constitutive equations. These tools have been used for simulating deformation in nuclear, aerospace and automotive alloys. A key emphasis of his research is also on the development of computational methods, including open source tools, for such applications.
- Computational mechanics
- Crystal plasticity
- Constitutive modeling
ρCP: Open source dislocation density based crystal plasticity solver [1].
Crystal plasticity prediction of mechanical properties of Nibase superalloy single crystals [2].
Prediction of misorientation development using strain gradient crystal plasticity modeling [3].
- Patra, A., Chaudhary, S., Pai, N., Ramgopal, T., Khandelwal, S., Rao, A., McDowell, D.L., “ρCP: Open source dislocation density based crystal plasticity framework for simulating temperature and strain ratedependent deformation”, Computational Materials Science, Vol. 224, 2023, 112182.
- Chaudhary, S., Guruprasad, P.J., Patra, A., “Crystal plasticity constitutive modeling of tensile, creep and cyclic deformation in single crystal Nibased superalloys”, Mechanics of Materials, Vol. 174, 2022, 104474.
- Pai, N., Prakash, A., Samajdar, I., Patra, A., “Study of grain boundary orientation gradients through combined experiments and strain gradient crystal plasticity modeling”, International Journal of Plasticity, Vol. 156, 2022, 103360.