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JAY H. KIM

Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering

Department of Mechanical, Industrial and Nuclear Engineering

University of Cincinnati

Cincinnati, Ohio 45221-0072

Updated Date: January 1999

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EDUCATION

Ph.D

. May, 1988

School of Mechanical Engineering

Purdue University,

West Lafayette, Indiana

Dissertation: Simulation of hermetic refrigeration compressors

Areas of Study: Vibration, acoustics, optimal design, finite element

analysis

M.S

. February 1979

Mechanical Engineering Department

Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology,

Seoul, Korea

BS

February 1977

Mechanical Engineering Department

Seoul National University,

Seoul, Korea

EMPLOYMENT

Sep. 1996

- Associate Professor

Present Mechanical, Industrial and Nuclear Engineering

Department University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio, U.S.A

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Jan. 1998

- Visiting Professor at Noise, Vibtation and Control Research

Center

(NOVIC

),

Aug. 1998

Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Science

Town, Korea

1990

-1996Assistant Professor

Mechanical, Industrial and Nuclear Engineering Department

University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio, U.S.A

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1991

SummerVisiting Professor at Wright Laboratory, WPAFB, Dayton,

Ohio

Researched identification of vibration parameters of structures.

1988

-90Senior Engineer, Thomas Industries, Sheboygan, Wisconsin.

Research and development in the areas of acoustics, gas pulsations,

vibrations.

1985

-88Research Assistant, Ray W. Herrick Labs., Purdue University.

Simulation of hermetic refrigeration compressors with special

attention to gas pulsations and efficiency.

1979

-1983Structural Design Engineer, Samsung Heavy Industries,

Changwon, Korea.

Analysis and design of heavy steel structures.

TEACHING AND RESEARCH INTERESTS

Teaching : Design, Vibration, Acoustics

Research : Vibration and Acoustics Problems with Design Implications.

Application areas include Compressor Research, Impact of Thin Reed

Valves, Vehicle Interior Noise, Noise Reduction of Home Appliances,

Squeal Noise in Automotive Disc Brake. Rotor Dynamics

PUBLICATIONS

A. REFEREED JOURNAL ARTICLES

SPONSORED RESEARCH

International Compressor Research Consortium, "Expert Design System

for Reciprocating and Rolling Piston Type Compressors," $160,000.

November 1991 - January 1994.

Campbell Housfeld Inc., Harrison, Ohio, "Noise Reduction of High Speed

Small Air Compressors", $ 13,500, March 1993 - August 1993.

Samsung Electronics, "Design Improvement of refrigeration

Compressors", $25,000, August 1993-September 1994.

CSA Engineering/AFOSR, Support for the summer fellow program at WPAFB,

$15,603, July 1991-August 1991

Samsung Electronics, "Efficiency Improvement of Reciprocating

Compressors", $26,000, September 1995-February 1997

Ford Motors, Noise Source identification for the Evaluation of the

Panel Contribution by Applying IFRF Method, $40,000, Jan. 1996-Dec.

1996

Carrier Corp., Vibro-Acoustic Analysis of Suction Accumulator for

Design process Development, $45,000, Jan. 1997 Dec. 1997

Akebono BSEC, Detroit, Fundamental Investigation on Brake Squeal

Problems, $160,000, June 1996-present (As the PI with Professors R.

Allemang and Robert Wynn Co-PIs)

B. STUDENTS ADVISED

PAST PhD STUDENTS

SERVICE ACTIVITIES

A. DEPARTMENTAL/COLLEGE

Member of Structure/Motion Stem Faculty Search Committee, 1992- To

hire two new faculty members, one in design area and the other in

Control area. Contributed to make up the advertisements, job

descriptions and screening/hiring

Director of Graduate Studies - Mechanical Engineering, July 1,1994 -

In charge of admission decisions and awarding graduate scholarships

and teaching assistant- ships.

Undergraduate Advisor for the Class of 1994, 2000 -Responsible for

ensuring approximately 40 graduating seniors fulfilled all of their

requirements. Explained and approved their guided, departmental, and

design electives.

Member of Structure/Motion Stem Faculty Search Committee, 1993-1994

Member of MINE Curriculum Committee- Responsible for change, addition

or elimination courses in MINE department.

Member of Structure/Motion Stem Faculty Search Committee, 1995- To

hire two new faculty members, one in design area and the other in FEM

area. Contributed to make up the advertisements, job descriptions and

screening/hiring

B. PROFESSIONAL

Section Organizer for Vibro-Acoustics Sessions (4 Sessions are

Planned), 1999 and

Engineering Conference

Member of ASME

Member of SAE

Member of ASA

Reviewer, Journal for Engineering Design, ASME trans., 1994-

Reviewer, Automatic Control Session in 1992 ASME Winter Annual Meeting

Member, Korean Scientists and Engineers Association in America

CONSULTING ACTIVITIES

1. Thomas Industries, Sheboygan WI, 1991,1992,1993, 1994, 1997

2. Mid Valley Product, Midvalley, Ohio, 1992

3. Kintech Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, 1992

4. Peerless Metal, Chicago, Illinois, 1994

5. Procter and Gamble, Ohio, 1996, 1997

6. Samsung Electronics, 1990 - present

7. Arvin Muffler, 1998-present

INVITED TALKS

Samsung Electronics, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996

Daewoo Electronics, 1991, 1992, 1993

LG Electronics, 1991, 1993, 1995

Copleland Compressors, December 1996

Carrier Corporation, 1990, 1996, 1997

Wright-Patterson Airforce Lab, 1991

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