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Name : Rama krishna
Contact No : +91-827*******
E-Mail : ***.*******@*****.***
Abstract:
I have done Master's in specialization with CAD/CAM/CAE, having 2+ years of
professional experience on CAE tools as Hypermesh (ShellMesh, Tet &
HexMesh) as a pre-processor, and Ansys classic (Linear & Non- linear &
dynamic analysis) as a post-processor and solver and good knowledge in
Nastran as a solver. Good hands on design tool as CatiaV5.I have expertise
in meshing automobile and aerospace components.
Professional summary:
o A dynamic professional 2.3 years of experience as a CAE Engineer.
o Proficient in handling Hyper Mesh as pre-processor.
o Expertise in modeling of shell & Hex mesh in full BIW & Power train
components.
o Good exposure Automotive knowledge.
o Experience in handling large assemblies parts.
o Static & Dynamic analysis of aero and automobile components for ROLLS -
ROYCE.
o Theoretical knowledge in finite element analysis.
o Master degree in Mechanical, CAD/CAM/CAE with good academic record.
o Working as CAE Engineer with EDS TECHNOLOGIES PVT Ltd., Bangalore.
Technical skills:
> PRE-PROCESSOR : HYPERMESH (Shell Meshing, Tet Meshing, Hex
Meshing).
> POST-PROCESSOR : ANSYS(static & dynamic),NASTRAN.
> DESIGN TOOL : AUTO CAD, CATIAV5.
Professional Experience:
EDS Technologies : NOV-2010 - Till date
Designation : CAE Engineer
Education Qualification:
M.Tech in CAD/CAM/CAE with Distinction, from J.N.T.University.
Projects Held:
1. Title : FE Modeling of Various Power Train Assembly components.
Nov 12- Till
Role : CAE Engineer
Tool Used : Hypermesh,Ansys.
Description: The main objective of the project was to create FE model for
analysis of Power train components like exhaust manifold, motor casing,
Cylinder Head Casing etc. After geometry cleanup Penetration and
Intersections were removed in the entire model and 2D elements were meshed
and thus strict quality was maintained. Thereafter vibration analysis is
carried and found out the natural frequencies for the motor casing.
2.Title :FEM modeling of Car assembly for ROLLS - ROYCE
Jul-12 to oct-12
Role : CAE Engineer
Tool used : HyperMesh, Nastran.
Description : The Project involved FE modeling of BIW Components with
shell elements. Since the components are of uniform thickness, one side
surface of the component and thickness are given. To get the shell elements
on the midsurface the given surfaces are offset by the value of half the
thickness in a given direction and modeled with an element size of 10mm for
NASTRAN profile with given quality criteria.
3. Title: Linear & Non-Linear Static Analysis For Strength and System
Fatigue of Chassis components
Role : CAE Engineer
Jan-12to Jun-12
Tool used : Hypermesh,Ansys.
Description: The chassis components were meshed with tetra elements. The
strength and the fatigue life of the chassis components are very important
for the manufacturer. A Non-linear static analysis is performed to
determine its static strength, as well as a liner static analysis is
performed to determine the stress responsible for the fatigue failure. Sub-
modeling has done at required section. Stress-strains and displacement
results are plotted.
4.Title : FE Modeling of Aerospace Components for ROLLS-ROYCE
Aug-11 to Dec-11
Role : CAE Engineer
Tool used: Hypermesh, Ansys.
Description: Here BR710 engine, wide-chord single-stage direct-drive fan
modeling was done with shell elements using Hyper mesh. Initially all
components were extracted and modeled with quality parameters, and also
checks for edges and Normals. Assigning thickness to the elements and card
image for that. And ensured that flow is maintained and capturing features.
Static and Modal analysis has done and find out the natural frequencies
and mode shapes of the body.
5 Title : Modeling of Plastic Components
Mar-11 to Jun-11
Role : CAE Engineer
Tool used : Hypermesh
Description : Here the modeling was done with shell elements using
Hyper mesh. Initially all components were extracted and modeled with
quality parameters like war page, aspect ratio, minimum & maximum angle of
quads & trias, skew & jacobian as per the project Quality Parameters, and
also checks for edges and normal's. Assigning thickness to the elements and
card image for that.
Many Finite element models were developed for various panels such as
Parts of Console, Door, HVAC parts, Speaker grill, Switch bezel, Parts of
Air bag, Upper Cross beam, Hood (it consists of inner panel and outer
panel), dash Panel, front quarter panel, Floor Panel.etc.
Roles & Responsibilities:
V Performing Geometric cleanup for BIW and Plastic components before
mesh generation.
V Meshing of the different components (automotive & aerospace) by using
Hypermesh.
V Maintaining mesh flow direction, minimum element length criteria and
other specifications in Mesh Menu.
V Checking the mesh quality for the given parameters as per customer
requirement.
V Maintaining traids below 5% and good contact between surface and
elements.
V Meshing of the chassis components like front suspension, rare
suspension, chassis frame, wheel and steering etc and linear and non-
linear analysis is done.
V Sub-modeling for the specified location from entire assembly.
V Checking interacting surfaces for contact set for any malfunction.
V Creation of FE models and FE analysis of Geometric models provided by
customer.
V Review the results and check for any unexpected behavior stresses in
the model.
V In order to avoid resonance and reduce noise, modal analysis is done
to obtain natural frequencies and mode shapes for automobile & aero
components.
V Providing the best quality output to the Analysis team for their
further process.
V Analysis is done to determine the dynamic behavior of the vehicle in
Harmonic and Transient excitations.
V Interact With Customer To Understand the Requirements.
Personal Skills:
V Ability to work as an individual and take a lead in the group as well.
V Innovative thinking and passion for challenges.
V Self motivation boosted by positive attitude in clearing the hurdles.
V Good Interpersonal skills, with the abilities to communicate
effectively and clearly.
V Capability of and implementing and supporting a new task with the
right inputs
RAMA KRISHNA