PIYUSH DHARMIK
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PROFILE SUMMARY
Experienced Mechanical Engineer focused on CAE, Product design and development
Worked as a Student Research Assistant at Advanced Human Modeling Lab on Toyota project of human safety
Good understanding of mechanical system and structural mechanics
KEY TECHNICAL SKILLS:
CAE\FEA: Extensive experience in FEA and mathematical modelling using Hypermesh, ABAQUS, LS-Dyna, ANSYS, INSPIRE
2D\3D CAD: CATIA V5, Unigraphics NX, SOLIDWORKS, PRO-E, AUTOCAD
Product Design and Development: GD&T, DFMEA, DFSS, DVP-R, PPAP, APQP, DOE
Programming: Matlab
WORK EXPERIENCE
Research Assistant
Wayne State University, Detroit, MI July 2016 – Present
Working on literature review on hybrid laminate with carbon fiber and glass fiber plies at a section of the wind turbine blade
Obtained stresses on each ply after application of high values of axial and out of plane torsional loads on entire laminate and validated the design by using Tsai-Hill failure criterion
CAE Engineer
Wayne State University, Detroit, MI August 2015 – April 2016
Worked as Research Assistant in Advanced Human Modelling lab on Toyota project of human safety
Utilized Hypermesh and LS-Dyna for impact simulation and validation of human body model (FEA model)
Analyzed and correlated analysis results to the experimental data
Evaluated the impact responses, injury tolerances and injury mechanisms under dynamic loading conditions
Design Engineer
SAE INDIA BAJA, Nagpur, India January 2012 – Feb 2013
Prepared 3D CAD Model for Chassis with design guidelines provided by SAE-INDIA using CATIA V5
Developed and maintained design charts, engineering data, records for production and bills of material (BOM)
Performed FEA stress analysis by considering Static and Dynamic Loads in ABAQUS to validated the design
Identified failure modes and implemented corrective action plans using DFMEA tool and came up with final design
EDUCATION
Masters of Science Mechanical Engineering, Wayne State University, MI GPA 3.25 May 2016
Bachelors of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering, Nagpur University, India GPA 3.6 July 2013
ACADEMIC PROJECTS
Crashworthiness and Occupant Protection in Transportation Systems I (Rollover Crash-CAE)
Aimed at severity of rollover crash on critical components of a C2500 Pickup Truck
Analyzed the behavior of the critical components of a truck involved in quasi static roof crush and Dynamic drop down analysis
Performed Design of Experiment (Taguchi Array Method) to formulate crush specific sensitive components
Utilized Hypermesh solver package and LS-Dyna/LS-Prepost software for pre-processing and post-processing
To predict the fatigue life of solder balls in completely filled clean and non-clean flip-chip packages
Observed inelastic/plastic strains induced in the solder balls due to the cyclic thermal loading applied on the Flip-chip package in nonlinear analysis in ABAQUS
Compared the fatigue life of solder ball with completely filled clean and non-clean Flip-Chip package
Micro-indentation Finite Element Simulation by Conical Indenter (Berkovich Indenter)
Performed displacement controlled indentation (FEM) analysis in Hypermesh and Abaqus
Performed analysis by varying geometric parameters compare the effect on accuracy of load displacement curve
Explored the effect of overall dimensions, mesh size sensitivity, contact property on the accuracy of the simulation
Topology Optimization (CAE) of Casting Aluminum Alloy Wheel
Aluminum alloy wheel was designed using Catia v5 and Pre-Processing was done in Hypermesh
Topology optimization was performed to align material within given design space by keeping the same boundary conditions
Successfully reduced mass of alloy wheel by 30% and found to withstand on same loading condition without any failure