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Zhengzhong Liang (Dan)
OBJECTIVE
To obtain an industrial position that allows me to use my expertise in mechanical engineering and skills in
analytical thinking and engineering software to solve real-world problems.
EDUCATION
University of Minnesota Minneapolis, Minnesota
B.S. in Mechanical Engineering Graduated May 2013
Dean’s List Fall 2010, Spring 2011
GPA 3.56
University of Missouri, Columbia
Columbia, Missouri
B.S. in Math with Emphasis in Actuarial Science and Mathematical Finance
Spring 2009 Summer 2010
GPA 3.85
SKILLS
Operation Skills: Drill Press/ Milling/ Lathe/ Sheet Metal/ Welding
Engineering software: C++/ CREO/ MATHLAB/ ANSYS / LabVIEW/ EES/ AutoCAD
EXPERIENCE
Post-processing Tar Sand
January 2013 May 2013
Senior Project
Experimentally verified the thermal and physical properties of the sample dry sands, including dynamic viscosity, heating
capacity, thermal conductivity, and density. Assisted in machining and building up experiment devices
Independently simulated every heat-based process of toxic residuals removal using CFD, including idea generation, software
operation, and results analysis.
Experimentally verified the operating characteristics of the device. A simplified sand treatment device was built and operated
in the same conditions specified in computational simulations. Results were validated in the final proposed simulation.
HVAC System Design for a Commercial Building
March 2013 May 2013
Final project of “HVAC System Design”
Determined the mechanical system for a commercial building, including heating and cooling load using TraneTRACE®. Diffusers,
piping and duct works were laid out using AutoCAD.
Selected proper thermal system and devices from the market to achieve design requirement in a cost effective manner.
Car Seat Tray Table Design
January 2012 May 2013
Final project of “Design and Manufacturing II”
Assisted in creating the drafted four-bars linkage model by Creo
Independently conducted the calculation of Graphical Synthesis, Dyad Analysis, Grashof’s Determination with MathLab value,
Range of Motion Analysis, Mechanical Advantage Analysis.
Achieved 97 out of 100 points for the project
RPM VS T_exhaust June 2012 August 2012
Final project of “Basic Mechanical Measurements Laboratory”
Determined the relationship between a vehicle’s engine RPM with the temperature of the exhaust gas measured by thermistor
Used LabVIEW and National Instruments USB-6008 for data acquisition. Independently conducted wirings and data analysis
LANGUAGE
Fluent in oral and written English, Mandarin, and Cantonese
HONORS
Maroon Global Excellence Scholarship, 2010 to 2013
ACTIVITIES
Volunteered in Feed My Starving Children