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President, TechnalysisEducationStreet Address , Ph.D., Engineering, University of Notre Dame, Indiana.Position at TechnalysisStreet Address -2021, President and FounderExperience:Dr. Ecer has a broad range of experience in fluid mechanics and heat transfer, covering design, analysis, research, development, teaching, and management activities.An expert at development of computer-aided engineering tools in fluid mechanics and heat transfer, Dr. Ecer managed several software development and consulting projects leading to significant improvements in the design, performance and cooling of hydraulic and pneumatic systems. He has published numerous technical papers, reports, and book chapters and conducted presentations at national and international conferences.Under the leadership of Dr Ecer, Technalysis has participated over 450 projects with over 150 companies around the world including Europe, Asia and USA. (www.technalysis.com).Other related experience:1977-79, Member of Technical Staff, Structural Dynamics Research Corp., Milford, OH.Consulting1979-85 Structural Dynamics Research Corporation, Milford, OH 1981-1984, Dassault Aviation, Paris, France.TECHNALYSIS BACKGROUND1.Technalysis: Technalysis is an Engineering Consulting and Software Company.2.(Technalysis,com) The experience gathered over 30 years include turbomachinery, automotive, appliance, machinery and pharmaceuticals industries. The main capability is product development for different industries and products. Usually, contact and decisions are by the upper management as discussed below, Management decides that they need outside experience in developing a new product or process. During the last ten years, new developments were in Japan, China and Korea. following our experience in different industries, Technalysis had sale representation in these countries. Automotive and appliance industries in USA were slower during these years, which resulted in focusing on Far East. Also, for the last two years COVID slowed down this activity.3.Alternators and Electric Motors: Technalysis worked with all electric motor manufacturers in USA and automotive companies building alternators over the world. Technalysis customers include GM, Delphi, Ford, Hoover, Kohler and others.Example: In Delphi, we worked on the development of a new alternator. We analyzed flow, heat, magnetics and structural integrity of a new alternator. We worked more than two years on this project and coordinated with the product manager. This alternator was extended to other vehicles.4.Pharmaceutical Applications: Technalysis worked with several pharmaceutical process applications including Eli Lilly in ISA and Ono and Takeda in Japan.Example: Lily started with the design of insulin tanks. This work was then extended to other drug manufacturing processes.5.Printers: Technalysis worked with Hitachi-Koki, Oki and Ricoh in Japan for many years.Example: Oki President decided that help is needed for the design of a new printer. A new printer was developed over three years. Also work on the toner flow in laser printers lasted for that period.6.Cooling and Mixing Applications: This work includes refrigerators, heat exchangers, washing machines with Haier in China, Kohler, Westinghouse and Hoover in US..Example: Worked with Haier on different appliances, including two different refrigerators: one in China and one in USA. Automotive applications include design of an Alfa Romeo in Italy car for cooling systems.7.System Applications: These include many complex systems such as engines and construction machinery such as John Deere, Caterpillar and Fiat, Mercedes in Europe Toyota in Japan, Sany in China.8. Example: Work with John Deere involved different types of projects predicting he performance of a new product. It involves design of a new fan as well as design of a seeder of crops. Automotive applications include Alfa Romeo car for the cooling system. Ford, Chysler snd GM sre other car compsines,9.Rotating Machinery: Technalysis was involved on different types of rotating machinery including fans, compressors, and turbines such as NASA, Caterpillar and Hitachi in Japan and Mercedes in Germany.Example: In turbomachinery market, first work with Switzer and others involved the design of turbocharger was extended to other manufacturers.10.Diecasting and Casting: Work in Diecasting involve GM and many smaller supplier companies in Midwest. Chrysler foundry was an important customer. Also some government work was accomplished.Candidate's Name
Professor Emeritus of Mechanical Engineering,Indiana Purdue University at IndianapolisEducation1970, Ph.D., Engineering, University of Notre Dame, Indiana.1968, M.S., Civil Engineering, Middle East Technical University, Ankara, Turkey.1966, B.S., Civil Engineering, Middle East Technical University, Ankara, Turkey.Position at Technalysis1985-2021 President and FounderPositions and Ranks Held at he University1979-1999, Professor Emeritus of Mechanical EngineeringExperience:Dr. Ecer has a broad range of experience in fluid mechanics and heat transfer, covering design, analysis, research, development, teaching, and management activities.An expert at development of computer-aided engineering tools, Dr. Ecer managed several software development and consulting projects leading to significant improvements in the design and performance of hydraulic, pneumatic and cooling of systems. He has published numerous technical papers, reports, and book chapters and conducted presentations at national and international conferences. He is internationally known in CFD and organizes an International Conference on Parallel Computing in CFD since 1989 to present. (www.parcfd.org)Technalysis Experience:Under the leadership of Dr Ecer, Technalysis has participated over 450 projects with over 150 companies around the world including Europe, Asia and USA. (www.technalysis.com).Other related experience:1977-79, Member of Technical Staff, Structural Dynamics Research Corp., Milford, OH.1974-77, Member of Hydromechanics Laboratories, Middle East Technical University, Ankara, Turkey.1971-74, Assistant and Associate Professor of Engineering Mechanics, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.Teaching InterestsComputational Fluid Dynamics and Thermodynamics.Research InterestFluid Mechanics, Parallel ComputingSupported Research:NASA, Air Force, IBM, Dassault, GE |
