Yu Hualong, 

associate professor, 

master's supervisor.

TEL：0990-6633328      Email: yuhualong@cup.edu.cn

Educational experience:

 obtained a bachelor's degree from the Department of Mechanics and Engineering Science of Peking University in 1997,

 a master's degree from the Institute of Mechanics of the Chinese Academy of Sciences in 2000, 

 a doctorate in mechanical engineering from Northwestern University in 2012. 

Main research directions:

tribology, surface mechanical properties of materials, molecular dynamics calculation, etc.

Paper:

1.     Yu, H., Li, Z. Jiang, B., Poldneff, M., Burkhart, C., Liu, W. K., Wang, Q.,(2015) “Determination of the Viscoelastic Interfacial Properties between Silica and SNR-Based Materials via a Semi-Empirical Approach”, Mechanics of Materials, (80)1-12.

2.     Yu, H., Li, Z. and Wang, Q., (2013) " Viscoelastic-adhesive contact modeling: Application to the characterization of the viscoelastic behavior of materials," Mechanics of Materials, (60): 55–65,

3.     Yu, H., Liu, S., Wang, Q., Chung, and YW. (2004). "Influence of Temperature-Dependent Yield Strength on Thermo mechanical Asperity Contacts," Tribology Letters, 17(2): 155-164.

4.     Liu, P., Yu, H., Ren, N. Lockwood, FE and Wang, Q., (2014) “Pressure-Viscosity Coefficient of Hydrocarbon Base Oil through Molecular Dynamics Simulations”, Tribology Letters, 2015, 60(3): 1-9.

5.     Li, Z., Yu, H., and Wang, Q. (2013) “Contact Creep Behavior of Polydimethylsiloxane and Influence of Load, Tip size and Crosslink Density,” Tribology Letters, (49)1: 291-299.

6.     Li, Z., Yu, H., Jiang, B., Poldneff, M., Burkhart, C., Liu, WK, Wang, Q. (2013) “Interfacial Properties of Carbon-Rubber Interfaces Investigated via Indentation Pull-out Tests and JKR Theory,” Tribology Letters, (52)1: 155-161.

7.     Yu, C., Yu, H., Liu, G., He, B., Chen, W., Wang, Q., (2014) “Understanding Topographic-Dependence of Friction with Micro-and Nano Grooved Surfaces,” Tribology Letters, (53)1: 145-156.

8.     Karpov EG, Yu H., Park HS, Liu, WK. and Wang Q. (2006). "Multiscale Boundary Conditions in Crystalline Solids: Theory and Application to Nanoindentation." International Journal of Solids and Structures, 43(21): 6359-6379.