Sébastien Soubielle
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Expertise
Selected publications
Wire saw device
Y. Chinoune, F. Bornet, S. Soubielle, J. Speyrer
Published in European Patent Office, EP2842676A1, 2013 in
Pulley for a wire saw device
S. Soubielle
Published in European Patent Office, EP2939777A1, 2014 in
Quick mountable pulley for a wire saw device
S. Soubielle
Published in European Patent Office, EP2939778A1, 2014 in
Semiconductor wire saw including a nozzle for generating a fluid jet
D. Cretegny, S. Soubielle
Published in European Patent Office, EP2865502A1, 2013 in
On the steady-state creep of microcellular metals
R. Mueller, S. Soubielle, R. Goodall, F. Diologent, A. Mortensen
Published in Scripta Materialia 57 (2007) 33-36 in
Creep of replicated microcellular aluminium
S. Soubielle, F. Diologent, L. Salvo, A. Mortensen
Published in Acta Materialia, vol. 59, num. 2, pp. 440-450, 2011 in
Fatigue & cyclic behavior of replicated microcellular aluminium
S. Soubielle, L. Salvo, F. Diologent, A. Mortensen
Published in Materials Science and Engineering: A, 528, 6, pp. 2657-2663, 2011 in
On measured activation volumes as relevant to ratcheting or cyclic creep
S. Soubielle, A. Mortensen
Published in Scripta Materialia, 65, 9, 787-790, 2011 in
Teaching & PhD
Courses
Introduction to mechanical design
ME-105
The ME-105 is aimed to teach the standardized language of the technical communication in the field of mechanical engineering and a basis in technical culture, through a review of the concepts, components, and methodologies, together with the achievement by the students of a group-based project.
Mechanical construction I (for ME)
ME-101
The ME-101 course is designed to teach students the rules and standardized language of technical communication, as well as the fundamentals of mechanical design. It relies on practical drawing exercises on paper and includes a hands-on introduction to Computer-Aided Design.
Mechanical construction I (for MT)
ME-106
The ME-106 course is designed to teach students the rules and standardized language of technical communication, as well as the fundamentals of mechanical design. It relies on practical drawing exercises on paper and includes a hands-on introduction to Computer-Aided Design.
Mechanical construction II (for ME)
ME-102
The ME-102 course aims at acquiring a solid basis in technical culture in order to be able to apply it to real-life examples of mechanical engineering, through a review of the concepts, components, and methodologies used in this field, and the achievement by the students of a group-based project.
Mechanical construction II (for MT)
ME-107
The ME-107 course aims at acquiring a solid basis in technical culture in order to be able to apply it to real-life examples of mechanical engineering, through a review of the concepts, components, and methodologies used in this field, and the achievement by the students of a group-based project.
Mechanical systems
ME-202
This course aims to deepen the understanding of the operating laws of several major mechanical principles widely used in machine construction, in order to be able to size them in the most common concrete cases.