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Dharmendra S Sharma 2016 Dharmendra S Sharma 2016 Designation: Professor and Head Phone Number: (O): +91-265-2413838 Email: [email protected] [email protected] Education: PhD, Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay. MTech, Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay. BE, Sardar Patel University, Vallabh-Vidyanagar. Expertise: Design and Analysis of Mechanical Components, Stress Analysis Research Interest: Design and Dynamics of Machine/Structural Components, Stress Analysis, Composites Experience: (A)Teaching: P.G. classes (in years): 12 years U.G. classes (in years): 22 years (B) Research: Post PhD: 8 years Before PhD: 5 years Subjects Taught: PG level: Pressure vessel design, Finite element methods, Design of mechanisms and manipulators, Stress Analysis, Robotics, Advanced Kinematics and Dynamics, and Advanced Machine Design. UG level: Engineering Graphics, Kinematics, Dynamics of Machines, Machine Design, Advanced Mechanical Vibration, Mechanism Analysis and Design, Robotic Engineering Research Guidance PhD (Completed) 1. Nirav Patel, “Stress Analysis and optimization of Symmetric laminated Composite plate with a discontinuity for optimum stresses and failure strength”. (2015) Dharmendra S Sharma 2016 2. Jatin Dave, “Stress Analysis of Symmetrical and Unsymmetrical Laminates having cutout of arbitrary shape subjected to different loading conditions”. (2016) 3. Mihir Chauhan, “Stress analysis of Finite composite plate with discontinuities subjected to different loading condition”. (2016) 4. Mitesh Mungla, “Dynamic Analysis for identification of crack location in structural/mechanical component”. (2016) PhD (Ongoing) 1. Manoj Gupta, “Some investigation on bubble induced vibration in UHV cryopump”. 2. Vijay Parmar, “Investigation on thermal and mechanical properties of polymer matrix composites”. 3. Sonal Prasad, “Dynamic analysis of micro structural members”. MTech(Completed) 1) Stress Analysis of Finite Plate with Multiple Holes-2014 2) Dynamics Analysis and Experimental Modal Analysis of Spacecraft Structural Components-2014 3) Dynamic Analysis of electrostatically actuated variable cross-section Microcantilever beam with squeeze film damping-2014 4) Design, Development and Analysis of Transmission System for 18 HP Mini Tractor-2014 5) Software Development for Design of Twist Drill-2014 6) Design of Mirror and Whiffle Tree Mechanism for Ground and Space Application-2014 7) Design and analysis of stenter chain-2013 8) Design and optimization of door trim grab handle-2013 9) Stress analysis of finite isotropic plate using boundary collocation technique-2013 Dharmendra S Sharma 2016 10) Dynamics of slender structural member having cracks-2013 11) Design and analysis of pre-insertion resister mechanism-2013 12) Design by analysis and development of prosthetic foot-2013 13) Development of Transfer mechanism for a fabric in Stenter-2013 14) Dynamic analysis of Micro cantilever with Electrostatic force – 2012 15) Design and development of Grinding of Long Seam and Circular seam weld Bead – 2012 16) Design and analysis of centrifugal pump for Liquid Nitrogen – 2012 17) Design and Analysis of Deployment Mechanism for Space Telescope – 2012 18) Flow Induced Vibration Analysis of Multi-Span Supported Tube – 2012 19) Dynamic Analysis of Multiple Cracked Beam – 2012 20) Dynamic analysis of cracked tubes filled with liquid-2012 21) Stress analysis of composite plate with a Crack approaching circular hole – 2011 22) Dynamic analysis of Spring Operated drive Mechanism in Circuit Breaker – 2011 23) Identification of crack Location and Depth in Cracked Beam using Natural frequencies – 2011 24) Stress resultant and moment around holes in unsymmetrical laminated composite plates subjected to remote uniform loading – 2011 25) Design and optimization of Tablet Press Machine – 2011 26) Thermal and synamic analysis of bearing housing of gas turbine-2011 27) Failure Analysis of Universal Joint in Roughing Mill – 2010 28) Design and Failure Analysis of Piston Rod Eye of Hydraulic cylinder in coil box – 2010 29) Design and analysis of Screw Conveyor – 2010 30) Stress Analysis of infinite composite plate with circular hole, subjected to moment and torsion at infinity – 2010 31) Design, Analysis and Software Development for 100 Tones Capacity Dharmendra S Sharma 2016 Overhead Crane – 2010 32) Failure Analysis of Slab Extractor Arm in Reheating Furnace – 2010 33) Stress Analysis of infinite orthotropic plate with two holes-2010 34) Design, Analysis and Optimization of Railway Train Nose – 2009 35) Computer Aided Design of Shipping Saddle – 2009 36) Analysis of flow Induced Vibration of Tubes in Ethylene Oxide Reactor – 2009 37) Structure Analysis and Modeling of Heavy Commercial Vehicle parts including cabin, suspension system and chassis frames – 2009 38) Stress analysis of isotropic plate having few openings-2009 39) Knowledge Based Approach for the Task Implementation – 2008 40) Design and prototype Development of amusement ride – 2008 41) Design of Roll over & Falling Object Protective structure of Cabin of an Excavator – 2008 42) Design and Analysis of a propeller shaft center bearing bracket using CAE – 2007 43) Tolerance stack up analysis and Stimulation using Visualization VSA – 2007 44) Structural Analysis of the components of Vertical Machining Centre (VMC-640v) – 2007 45) Structure analysis of reciprocating gas compressor cylinder through FEM – 2007 46) Dynamic Analysis of crankshaft by FEM Approach – 2006 47) Stress Analysis of Coke-Drum Over-Head lines – A Composite Approach – 2006 48) Interaction effect of arbitrarily oriented two cracks in isotropic plate – 2006 49) Analysis of vessel nozzle junction & Rationalization of allowable nozzle loads through FEM – 2006 50) Stress Intensification Factor Calculation of Pipe Attachments through Dharmendra S Sharma 2016 FEA – 2006 51) Stress analysis of a piping system – 2006 Research Publications Journal 1) Sharma, D.S., Chauhan, M.M, “Stress concentration at the corners of polygonal hole in finite plate”, Aerospace Science and Technology Vol 58 (2016), pp. 197-206 (Elsevier) 2) Mungla, M.J., Sharma, D.S., Trivedi, R.R. “Inverse method to identify crack location and severity in multi-span beam using genetic algorithm” Nondestructive Testing and Evaluation (In print) http://dx.doi.org/10.1080 /10589759.2016.1226302 (Taylor and Francis) 3) Gupta, M.K., Sharma, D.S., Lakhera, V.J., “Vapour Bubble Formation, Forces and Induced Vibration: A Review” Applied Mechanics Review Vol 68(3) (2016) (ASME) 4) Mungla, M.J., Sharma, D.S., “Identification Of Crack In Clamped- Clamped Beam Using Frequency-Based Method and Genetic Algorithm” Procedia Engineering Vol 144 (2016), pp 1426-1434 (Elsevier) 5) Gupta, M.K., Sharma, D.S., Lakhera, V.J., “Detachment forces on Spherical bubble during formation”, Materials Today: Proceedings (In print) (Elsevier) 6) Chauhan, M.M., Sharma, D.S., Dave, J.M., “Stress intensity factors for hypocycloidal hole in finite plate”, Theoretical and Applied Fracture Mechanics Vol 82 (2016), pp 59-68. (Elsevier) 7) Sharma, D.S., “Stresses around hypotrochoidal hole in infinite isotropic plate” International Journal of Mechanical Sciences Vol 105 (2016), pp 32-40. Dharmendra S Sharma 2016 (Elsevier) 8) Dave, J.M., Sharma, D.S., “Stresses and moments in through-thickness functionally graded plate weakened by circular/ elliptical cut-out” International Journal of Mechanical Sciences Vol 105 (2016), pp 146-157. (Elsevier) 9) Dave, J.M., Sharma, D.S., Chauhan, M.M, “Stress analysis of unsymmetric composite plate with variance of oval shaped cutout” Mathematics and Mechanics of Solids, doi: 10.1177/1081286515606961 (2015) (Sage) 10) Chauhan, M.M, Sharma, D.S., “Stresses in finite anisotropic plate weakened by rectangular hole” International Journal of Mechanical Sciences, Vol 101-102 (2015), pp 272–279. (Elsevier) 11) Sharma, D.S., “Stress analysis of laminated composite plate with polygonal hole”, European Journal of Applied Mechanics- A/Solids, Vol 54 (2015), pp 44-52. (Elsevier) 12) Sharma, D.S., Mungla, M.J., Barad, K.H., “Vibration based non- destructive technique to detect crack in multi-span beam”, Nondestructive Testing and Evaluation, Vol 30(4) (2015), pp 291-311.(Taylor and Francis) 13) Patel, N.P., Sharma, D.S.,” Bending of Composite Plate weakened by Square Hole”, International Journal of Mechanical Sciences, Vol 94 (2015), pp 131–139. (Elsevier) 14) Sharma, D.S., Dave, J.M., “Stress intensity factors for hole with cusp in infinite orthotropic plate”, Theoretical and Applied Fracture Mechanics Vol 75 (2015), pp 44–52. (Elsevier) 15) Sharma, D.S., Patel, N.P, “Moment Distribution around Circular/ Elliptical/ Triangular Holes in Infinite Composite Plate” Mechanics of Dharmendra S Sharma 2016 Advanced Materials and Structures, Vol 22(4)(2015) pp 290-297 (Taylor and Francis) 16) Sharma, D.S., Patel, N.P, Trivedi, R.R. “Optimum design of laminates containing an elliptical hole”, International Journal of Mechanical Sciences, Vol 85(2014) pp76-87 (Elsevier) 17) Sharma, D.S., “Moment Distribution around Polygonal Holes” International Journal of Mechanical Sciences, Vol 78(2014) pp177-182 (Elsevier) 18) Barad, K.H., Sharma, D.S., Vyas, V.,“Crack detection in cantilever beam by frequency based method”, Procedia Engineering, Vol 51(2013) pp770-775. (Elsevier) 19) Kaneria, A.J, Sharma, D.S., Trivedi, R.R, “Static analysis of electro- statically actuated micro-cantilever”, Procedia Engineering, Vol 51(2013) pp776-780. (Elsevier) 20) Sharma, D.S., “Stress Distribution around Polygonal Holes”, International
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