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As the industrial development of cities accelerates daily, it is very important to meet the needs of different industries sectors. About the diverse small and large industries in Kerman province, meeting the needs of these industries requires expert and skilled experts. The Department of Applied Design and Manufacturing Engineering at the Faculty of Mechanical and Materials Engineering of GUAT has been established aiming at training these expert forces and meeting the needs of industries in the province.

This Department has started its activities in 2013 win faculty members, and 13 students in the field of applied design. In 2014, with the admission of 6 students, it started training students in the major of manufacturing.

At present, the mentioned department is comprised of two fields of applied design and manufacturing engineering which are managed by 5 faculty members (2 associate professors and 3 assistant professors).

The name list of faculty members of the Department of Applied Design and Manufacturing is as follows:

Dr. Alireza Ahmadi

Dr. Masoud Rezaeizadeh

Dr. Reza Dehghani

Dr. Emad Jomezadeh

Dr. Mohammad Reza Karamooz Ravari

Extracurricular Cooperation

Department of Applied Design and Manufacturing Engineering has always had good links with industries, organizations, and universities inside and outside the country to move ahead with its objectives efficiently. Some of the institutions which the Department cooperates with them are as follows:  

Name of Organization/Industry/University

Method of Cooperation

University of Toledo, USA

Conducting joint research projects on shape memory alloys, the process of additive manufacturing, and reticular mesh materials  

University of Michigan, USA

Conducting joint research projects on the process of additive manufacturing of Selective Laser Melting

Virginia Tech University

Conducting joint research projects on the process of additive manufacturing of Selective Laser Melting

S.M. Wu Manufacturing Research Center, USA

Conducting joint research projects on the process of additive manufacturing of Selective Laser Melting

University of Saskatchewan, Canada

Conducting joint research projects on manufacturing and modeling the scaffolds for tissue fabrication in body  

University of Queensland, Australia

Conducting joint researches

University of Weimar, Germany

Conducting joint student projects

University of Trento

Conducting joint research projects

Isfahan University of Technology

Conducting joint research and student projects on shape memory alloys, the process of additive manufacturing, and reticular mesh materials   

Malek Ashtar University of Technology

Conducting joint research and student projects on design, optimization, and aero-engine manufacturing  

Shahid Bahonar University

Educational and research cooperation

University of Tehran

Conducting joint research and student projects

Iranian National Cooper Industries

Conducting research projects

Consulting and conducting industrial projects

Khatoon Abad Copper Complex Cooperating and conducting industrial projects

Meydook Copper Complex

Consulting and conducting an industrial project

Gol Gohar Iron Ore Complex

Consulting and conducting industrial projects

Jahad Nasr Company

Consulting and conducting industrial projects

Zarin Cement Company

Consulting and conducting industrial projects

Ovland Mining Company

Consulting and conducting industrial projects

Aryan Naran Mining Company

Consulting and conducting industrial projects

Zaran Steel Company

Conducting industrial projects

Barez Tier Company

Consulting and conducting industrial projects

Petroleum Company

Consulting and conducting industrial projects

Kerman Province Science and Technology Park

Monitoring the companies which are located at the park, membership at the Incubator Center Council, membership at the Board of Directors of Park, membership at knowledge-based companies association

Chamber of Commerce, Industries and Agriculture of Kerman

Cooperation with the Association of the Knowledge-based Companies

Research Areas:

Employing young faculty members, the Department of Applied Design and Manufacturing has always tried to focus on updated research areas and property with the needs of industry and society. Some of the research areas which are pursued by the faculty members of this Department include the following:  

Research Areas

A brief explanation to get familiar with the research areas

Dynamic and vibrations of mechanical systems

In this research area, cinematic and synthetic modeling of mechanical systems is done and the behavior of vibration systems is reviewed.

Mechanical Systems Non-Linear Control 

To control mechanical nonlinear systems, it is necessary to design and implement the nonlinear controllers including resistance, adaptive, and so on.

Robotics (Design, Modeling, and Manufacturing)

Robotic is the science of Robotics related to the design, manufacturing, general principles, and application of robots that have been created for human comfort, precision, and speed.

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Modal Analysis

Modal Analysis is a knowledge to determine the system dynamic parameters including natural frequencies, modes shapes, and damping coefficients.

Biomechanics (Rehabilitation)

Rehabilitation is a very vast scientific domain in the set of health and treatment services. It helps individuals to overcome the problem and regain the previous performance in dep after affliction with problems such as brain stroke, spinal cord injuries, orthopedic surgeries, traumatic brain injury, burning, hearing loss, auditory central processing disorder, balance problems, etc.

Biomechanics (Scaffolds)

Scaffolds are structures for planting cells and treating deficiencies such as breaks, injuries, tissues atrophy, etc. Manufacturing, pro, etc., findings, and modeling of these scaffolds are some of the objectives of the present Department.

Computational Mechanics

It is conducting research and development in the application of the finite element method to solve differential equations

Sina Software Development

Sina is software based on the finite element method which can analyze engineering problems. At present, this software is in progress with due attention to computational needs.

Stress Analysis and Structure Vibrations

In this area, the static and dynamic behavior of types of structures under loads is reviewed and computed.

New Repairs of Fracture and Corrosion of Industrial Parts

One of the basic problems of industries is the Fracture and wear of industrial parts. To correct and reconstruct the above Tow, methods have been innovated and presented which can be used depending on the type of material and conditions of equipment to correct the crack and wear.

Condition Monitoring and Troubleshooting of Industrial Parts

One of the methods of troubleshooting for rotating equipment is predictive condition monitor vibrational and thermal conditions monitoring are two areas that with paying attention to them, it is possible to forecast the troubleshooting of industrial equipment before any failure.

Advanced Design and Manufacturing

Design and manufacturing of all parts are performed with traditional machining, modern machining, and additive manufacturing methods.

Smart Materials

Today using materials whose properties are a function of different factors such as size, position and direction has a growing growth in advanced industries. In this fieldhouse mechanical behavior of these materials is dealt with.

 Stress Analysis

Familiarity and performing stress measurement systems in experimental methods including the following:

Photo-elasticity, strain gauge, brittle coating, DIC, and More Method

Stress Experimental Analysis

Using collision equations to simulate motion and collision of the discrete materials including minerals, bullets, etc.

Processing Lines Simulation

Simulation of dynamic systems including particles by using discrete element method DEM.

Analysis and simulation of the processes of sheet metal forming and bulk metal forming by analytic, numerical, and lab methods

Metal Forming

Mechanics fracture in the analytic and experimental method

Fracture Mechanics

Design and manufacture the parts with the help of computers including modeling, design, analysis, and manual acting.

Design and manufacturing with the help of computer: Computer-aided design/computer-aided manufacturing (CAD/CAM)

Condition Monitoring of mechanical systems in methods of vibration, temperature, and sound

Condition Monitoring of Mechanical Systems

UT, MT, and PT methods (especially in the process of welding) 

Non-Destructive Tests (NDT)

Familiarity with and performing experimental stress measurements including:

Photo-elasticity method, measurements method, a brittle coating method, DIC, and More Method

 Memory Alloys

Memory alloys are a group of smart materials that can remember their primary shape, the caned in different industries broadly.  At present numerical modeling, lab analyses, and equipment manufacturing by these materials are made.

Perforated [Mesh]Materials

These materials are a group of advanced materials with a scaffold-like structure that provides the possibility of bearing heavy loads while having slight weight, sound and vibration absorption, and shock absorption features. Characterization and numerical modeling are among the activities in progress.

 Additive Manufacturing (3-dimensional print)

Additive Manufacturing which is known also as 3D Printing is a method that is used to produce very complex parts. In this method, each piece is produced by placing layers from a sample that is due to be produced. At present, lab and numerical works on this ground are in progress.

Micromechanics

Micromechanics deals with the materials microstructure features and uses it to create numerical models to predict the materials thermodynamic properties.   

 Development Programs:

1.    Department of Applied Design and Manufacturing Engineering at the Faculty of Mechanical and Materials Engineering has always tried to have greater development of its body and this has caused have this Department to be acknowledged as one of the most successful bodies at the university. Some of the developmental plans of the departments are as follows:

1.  Presenting Ph.D. in applied design

2.  Presenting new interdisciplinary sciences

3.  Developing industrial cooperation within the framework of industrial and student projects

4.  Developing international cooperation with prestigious institutions and universities

5.  Equipping the existing labs

6.  Reinforcing and completing the required academic cadre 

 

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