FACULTY: HTTTC KUMBA
DEPARTMENT: MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
NAME OF STAFF: NKONGHO ANYI JOSEPH
E-mail
Secondary E-mail: nkonghojoseph@gmail.com
Tel: 675385391/693785030
GRADE: Assistant Lecturer
BRIEF EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
DIPET 1 & DIPET 2 in mechanical Design, M.Sc. Engineering, PhD follow ship (D2) in laboratory of mechanic, material and structures of Advanced National School Polytechiques Yaoundé 1.
RESEARCH INTEREST AREA
COMPUTATIONAL MECHANICS AND STRUCTURES (SHELLS)
MASTER DESSERTATIONS SUPERVISED
NOT OFFICIALLY
PhD THESES SUPERVISED
None
PUBLICATIONS
Article published
Influence du séchage sur le développement des hétérogénéités dans les structures à base de matériaux cimentaires : impact sur les propriétés mécaniques
Authors: Jean Chills AMBA, Jean Paul BALAYSSAC et Joseph NKONGHO., Paru dans : Afrique Science, Vol.8, N°2 (2012),
One submitted
Approximation of linear elastic thick shell by curved triangular finite elements based on thick shells theory,
Authors: Joseph NKONGHO, Robert NZENGWA,Jean Chills AMBA, NGAYIHI Claude,Computer & structure
One to be submitted
NKONGHO Anyi Joseph is an Assistant lecturer of Mechanic and particularly Design and structures. He has particular interest within the mechanization of local duties and development of computing means. In this domain, he has designed and build several Agricultural and food processing machines. Actually, he is one of the pillars in the project to build a computing program for tanks and silos calculation based on a new thick shells theory in the Faculty of Industrial Engineering Douala University. He has supervised many DIPET 2 dissertations that let to machines production and Engineer end of training dissertation at the faculty of Industrial Engineering Douala that enable CAMRAIL with local technology and designed patterns to construct wagon frames.
His current research explores the optimization of walled shells calculation means through formulation, development and validation of a new family of finites elements for shell walled structures.
