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Ioannis Pervelis

Naval architect and marine engineer (NTUA, 2023); doctoral researcher of the group on the elasto-hydrodynamic analysis of deformable oil- and water-lubricated journal bearings.

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Education

  • Diploma, S-NAME NTUA (2018 – 2023)
    Grade 7.43/10; thesis: Elastohydrodynamic analysis of journal bearings with deformable surface (10/10).

Research

  • Elastohydrodynamic (EHL) analysis of deformable oil- and water-lubricated journal bearings.
  • Applicability of Winkler and FEM models for the EHL analysis of deformable journal bearings.
  • Heavy EHL regimes and a generalized oval equation for the film-thickness calculation of journal bearings.

Experience

  • Eletson Corporation, Technical Department (intern, July–August 2022) — design and analysis of propulsion systems (POD and shaft studies); dry-dock report preparation, DANAOS software data entry.
  • Monaco Solar Energy Boat Challenge 2021 — propulsion team, OCEANOS NTUA.

Selected publications

Pervelis I., Rossopoulos G. N., Papadopoulos C. I., Applicability of Winkler and FEM models for elastohydrodynamic analysis of deformable oil and water-lubricated journal bearings.

Proc. IMechE Part J: Journal of Engineering Tribology — 2026.

Rossopoulos G. N., Pervelis I., Skaltsas D., Papadopoulos C. I., Vlachos O., Koutsoumpas G., Leontopoulos C., Experimental characterization of the tribological and acoustic performance of different stern-tube bearing materials.

Tribology International 206, 110590 — 2025. 8 citations

Conferences

  • 47th Leeds–Lyon Symposium on Tribology (2024) — elastohydrodynamic analysis of journal bearings operating under heavy EHL regime (with G. N. Rossopoulos, C. I. Papadopoulos).
  • Tribology 2023 International Conference — a generalized oval equation for the film-thickness calculation of journal bearings operating under heavy EHL regime (with G. Rossopoulos, C. I. Papadopoulos).