Human Phonation
Southeast Idaho Research Institute, 2015-2016, PI: Prof. Scott Thomson
• Characterization of fluid-structure interaction along the human larynx using ADINA.
• Developed a one-dimensional FSI code in FORTRAN for characterization of stress in vocal fold tissue during speech.
Shock Tube Gasdynamics
Stanford University, 2016, PI: Prof. Ronald K. Hanson
• Characterization of shock attenuation and combustion of jet and rocket fuel inside shock tubes (used OpenFOAM).
• Helped develop a one-dimensional gasdynamics (compressible CFD + chemical kinetics) FORTRAN code as a tool for design of shock tube experiments.
Wind-Turbine Blade Load
Sentient Science Corporation, 2015-2017
• Characterization of blade loads (in OpenFOAM) to validate reduced-order multi-physics models used for reliability of wind turbines.
• Developed an optimization framework for operation strategy of wind turbines considering reliability.
• Developed a novel statistical method based on SCADA for estimating fatigue loads that lead to damage in gearbox components.