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School of Engineering
Griffith University, Brisbane, Australia
Biography and Research Expertise:
Dr Hassan Karampour holds a PhD in structural engineering from the University of Queensland, Australia, Master's Degree in structural engineering from National University of Malaysia and Bachelor of Civil Engineering from Shiraz University in Iran. He has worked as structural design engineer for more than 6 years in Iran and Australia, delivering variety of engineering consultancy analyses and services. His research interests lie in area of applied mechanics with a focus on steel structures.
In his Master's research Dr Karampour utilised finite element method and finite difference method to study lateral-torsional buckling of steel beams with web openings. During his PhD research, he investigated major buckling problems namely; lateral buckling, upheaval buckling, propagation buckling and buckle interaction in deep sub-sea pipelines using analytical, experimental and numerical methods. He helped develop a new concept; “textured pipe” suitable for HP/HT ultra-deep subsea pipelines.
Dr Karampour aims to pursue research in innovative, optimal, safe and sustainable design of engineering structures, addressing new challenges in field of structural engineering.
• Computational and Applied Mechanics
• Numerical Methods (Finite Element Method and Finite Difference Method)
• Stability of Structures
• Buckling of thin-walled structures, plates and shells
• Structural integrity of sub-sea pipelines and risers
Selected Publications:
Hassan Karampour, Mahmoud Alrsai, Faris Albermani, Hong Guan and Dong-Sheng Jeng, “Propagation buckling in subsea pipe-in-pipe systems”, ASCE Journal of Engineering Mechanics, Vol. 143, No. 9, September 2017
Karampour, H., & Guan, H. (2017). On Collapse of Pipe-in-Pipe Systems under External Pressure. Presented at the ACMSM24, Perth, Australia (2017).
Xu, Y., Guan, H., Karampour, H., Loo, Y.-C., & Zhou, X. (2017). Earthquake-Resistant Performance of a Steel Frame Model with Inverse-Chevron Buckling Restrained Braces. Presented at the ACMSM24, Perth, Australia (2017).
Karampour, H., & Albermani, F. (2016). Buckle interaction in textured deep subsea pipelines. Ships and Offshore Structures, 11(6), 625–635.
Karampour, H., Alrsai, M., Guan, H., & Albermani, F. (2016). Test Procedures for Investigating the Buckle Propagation of Pipe-in-Pipe Systems. Presented at the SIF 2016, Adelaide, Australia (2016).
Karampour, H., Gilbert, B., Guan, H., Gunalan, S., & Howell, S. (2016). Implementing Active Learning Approaches in order to Enhance Learning of Students with Diverse Backgrounds in a First Year Engineering Course. Presented at the AAEE 2016, Coffs Harbour, Australia (2016).
Stephan, P., Love, C., Albermani, F., & Karampour, H. (2016). Experimental study on confined buckle propagation. International Journal of Advanced Steel Construction, 12(1), 44–45.
Mahmoud Alrsai and Hassan Karampour, “Propagation buckling of pipe-in-pipe systems, an experimental study”, Proceedings of the Twelfth Pacific-Asia Offshore Mechanics Symposium, Gold Coast, Australia, October 4-7, 2016
Gunalan, S., Guan, H., Gilbert, B., & Karampour, H. (2015). Design of Final Year Capstone Project Course to Maximise Student Learning Experience and Outcomes. Presented at the AAEE 2015, Geelong, Australia (2015).
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