Dr. E. (Vagelis) Kementzetzidis
Dr. E. (Vagelis) Kementzetzidis
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Evangelos is an Assistant Professor at the Hydraulic Engineering department. He obtained his MSc in Civil (Geotechnical) Engineering and PhD at TU Delft with distinction (cum laude).
Evangelos' research focuses on the soil structure interaction of Offshore structures in diverse marine environments and challenging conditions (storms, earthquakes).
Evangelos is encouraging enthusiastic students to explore the opportunity and contact him for exciting graduation projects.
Research Projects
- GDP (Gentle Driving of Piles)
- MIDAS (Monopile Improved Design through Advanced cyclic Soil modelling)
- MIDASclay (Monopile Improved Design through Advanced cyclic Soil modelling in Clay)
- DONISIS
Main educational activities
- Track Coordinator of HOS (Hydraulic and Offshore Structures)
Teaching
- Soil-Structure Interaction, (course coordinator and main instructor, MSc level course)
- Offshore Geotechnical Engineering, (course coordinator and main instructor, MSc level course)
Expertise
Publications
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2023
Cyclic behaviour of laterally loaded (mono)piles in sand
With emphasis on pile driving effects
E. Kementzetzidis -
2023
Effect of installation parameters and initial soil density on the lateral response of vibratory-driven monopiles
a laboratory study
A. Peccin da Silva / M. Post / A. S.K. Elkadi / E. Kementzetzidis / F. Pisanò -
2023
Gentle Driving of Piles at a Sandy Site Combining Axial and Torsional Vibrations
Quantifying the Influence of Pile Installation Method on Lateral Behavior
Evangelos Kementzetzidis / Federico Pisanò / Athanasios Tsetas / Andrei V. Metrikine -
2023
Monopile-sand interaction under lateral cyclic loading
simulation of centrifuge test data using a cyclic 1D p-y model
E. Kementzetzidis / H. Wang / M. Marino / A. Askarinejad / A. Peccin da Silva / A. S. Elkadi / F. Pisanò -
2023
Seismic soil-monopile-structure interaction for offshore wind turbines
from 3D to 1D modelling
D. Delavinia / E. Kementzetzidis / S. Panagoulias / A. Tsouvalas / F. Pisanò -
Prizes
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2022
David Hislop Award
The winner of this year’s David Hislop Award (also known as the Offshore award) is Frequency effects in the dynamic lateral stiffness of monopiles in sand: insight from field tests and 3D FE modelling, by Evangelos Kementzetzidis, Andrei V. Metrikine, Willem G. Versteijlen and Federico Pisanò.
Ancillary activities
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2023-01-19 - 2025-01-17