Mechanical Engineer at the São Francisco and Parnaíba Valley Development Company (Codevasf) since August 2021. Master in Aeronautical Mechanical Engineering from the University of São Paulo (USP) with a scholarship from CAPES and FAPESP. The focus of the research is simulation of turbulence generation in compressible boundary layers from acoustic waves and roughness. Graduated in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Brasília (UnB). He received a CAPES scholarship from the Young Talents for Science program, during which he was a member of the VORTEX research group. He participated for two consecutive years in the UnB aerodesign competition team, working in the area of Performance and Stability. He also worked with the OpenFOAM software in simulations of supersonic flows over wings, with a focus on analyzing the performance of the software when applied in a cluster. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Surface imperfections such as roughness may anticipate the laminar-turbulent transition process of the boundary layer. Current theories that predict the transition spot do not have adequate accuracy for the aeronautical design and are semiempirical, which makes the preliminary study phase of new aircraft configurations difficult. One of the problems of the theories used in industry is the…
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