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T H E C ANADIAN S OCIETY F O R M ECHANICAL E NGINEERING L A S OCIÉTÉ C ANADIENNE D E G ÉNIE M ÉCANIQUE Three Dimensional Deformation of Orthodontic Brackets Story Page 10 FALL 2012 automne CSME Executive & Staff/Officiers et personnel SCGM BOARD OF DIRECTORS / CONSEIL D’ADMINISTRATION President / Président Christine Wu, FCSME [email protected] Sr. Vice President / Premier vice Président Ali Dolatabadi, MCSME [email protected] Past President / Président sortant Kamran Behdinan, FCSME [email protected] Honorary Treasurer / Trésorier honoraire John Hayes, MCSME [email protected] Honorary Secretary / Secrétaire honoraire David Weaver, FCSME [email protected] REGIONAL VICE PRESIDENTS / VICE-PRÉSIDENTS RÉGIONAUX Western Region / Région de l’Ouest Homayoun Najjaran, MCSME [email protected] Ontario Region / Région de l’Ontario Payam Rahimi, MCSME [email protected] Quebec Region / Région du Québec Pierre Gauthier, MCSME [email protected] Atlantic Region / Région de l’Atlantique Dominic Groulx, MCSME [email protected] STANDING COMMITTEES / COMITÉS PERMANENTS Membership David Naylor, FCSME [email protected] Student Affairs / Affaire étudiantes Sushanta Mitra, FCSME [email protected] Student Design Competition / Concours de design des étudiants Student Paper Competiton/ Concours de publication des étudiants TECHNICAL COMMITTEES / COMITÉS TECHNIQUES Codes and Standards / Codes et normes Thermo-Fluids Engineering/ Génie thermique Materials Technology / Technologie des matériaux Chul Park, FCSME [email protected] Environmental Engineering / Génie de l’environnement Horia Hangan, MCSME [email protected] Transportation Systems / Systèmes de transport Ebrahim Esmailzadeh, MCSME [email protected] Manufacturing & Robotics / Fabrication et robotique Jack Jeswiet, MCSME [email protected] Engineering Analysis & Design / II Yong Kim, MCSME [email protected] Conception et analyse en ingénierie Mechatronics and Mems / Mécatronique Jeff Piepper, FCSME [email protected] Biomechanics/Biomécanique Edward Park, MCSME [email protected] Advanced Energy Systems Xianguo Li, FCSME [email protected] MEMS/Nanotechnology Nezih Mrad, MCSME [email protected] PUBLICATIONS Editor, Transactions / Rédacteur, Transactions Paul Zsombor-Murray, FCSME [email protected] Managing Editor / Rédacteur administrateur Ilian Bonev, MCSME [email protected] Technical Editor, Bulletin / Rédacteur technique, Bulletin Kamran Siddiqui, MCSME [email protected] Editor, Bulletin / Rédacteur, Bulletin Xiaodong Wang, FCSME [email protected] SPECIAL COMMITTEES / COMITÉS SPÉCIAUX History Committee / Comité de l’histoire Hugh Mcqueen, MCSME [email protected] Corporate Membership / Membres corporatifs Mike Clark, MCSME [email protected] Honors and Awards Kamran Behdinan, FCSME [email protected] CSME OFFICE / BUREAU SCGM Executive Director /Administrateur John Plant, Ph.D [email protected] CSME/SCGM 1295 Highway 2 East Kingston, ON K7L 4V1 Phone / Téléphone (613) 547-5989 Fax / Télécopieur (613) 547-0195 Email [email protected] www.csme-scgm.ca CSME BULLETIN SCGM 2 FALL 2012 President’s Message/Message de la Présidente Christine Wu, Ph.D., P.Eng., FCSME President’s Message Although I have only been CSME President for five On the membership front, it has always been the I would like to take this opportunity to thank Dr. months, I have been deeply inspired by the commit- highest priority for CSME to expand our member- David Naylor (Chair of Membership committee), Dr. ment and dedication of our members who put their ship base and to bring members from industries Sushanta Mitra (Chair of Student Affair Commit- collaborative efforts in various areas to better serve and academic institutions together on a common tee), Dr. Xiaodong Wang and Dr. Kamran Siddiqui our members and community. It is this dedication platform. We have developed a plan to improve our (Editors of CSME Bulletin) for making the action and commitment that makes CSME a remarkable service and visibility, to include Technology Member plans possible. I would also like to thank Dr. Amor organization. as a grade and to implement on-line dues payment. Jnifene, Royal Military College of Canada, for his outstanding service to CSME. Dr. Jnifene has led the I am delighted to inform you that CSME has signed Student chapters are an integral part of CSME, and Student Design Competition committee and orga- the agreement to work with the NRC to organize we have developed an action plan that CSME will nized its annual design competitions at CANCAM the 24th International Congress of Theoretical support student chapter activities with funding based 2011 and CSME International Congress 2012. and Applied Mechanics (ICTAM) to be held in on their request. The instructions for funding ap- Montreal, QC, during the period of August 21-26, plications and reporting have been proposed. A web- As we look forward to 2013, achieving our goals, 2016. ICTAM is a worldwide organization that master for the newly developed CSME homepage has whether helping formulating education, research and holds a major conference on Theoretical and Applied been appointed, and in consultation with the Chair government policies in keeping with the real needs Mechanics in different countries. Canada hosted of Student Affairs, the webmaster will publicize all of Canada or better serving our members and com- ICTAM 32 years ago and, under the leadership of relevant activities for Student Chapters. munity, will take more than CSME. We must reach Professor Floryan (Chair of MME Department, out to collaborate and to establish partnerships with UWO), Canada has competed successfully on behalf CSME Bulletin is the main communication vehicle other professional societies. We must put our efforts of the NRC and CSME to have the ICTAM(2016) for CSME with our members. Together with the collaboratively to stay relevant and to extend our in Montreal. I would like to encourage you all to newly developed CSME homepage, we plan to functionality and effectiveness. actively participate in this conference. This is a great publish more activities from technical committees, opportunity to showcase the Canadian mechanical student chapters, success stories of our members, pro- I wish everybody a wonderful holiday season. engineering community to the world. I am also glad files of successful Canadian mechanical engineering to inform you that CSME will sponsor the 3rd EIC companies, and other CSME initiatives. I strongly Christine Wu, Ph.D., P.Eng., FCSME Climate Change Technology Conference (CCTC encourage our members to share your stories and Professor and NSERC Industrial Research Chair De- 2013), which will take place at Concordia University ideas to make CSME Bulletin and homepage a truly partment of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineer- in Montreal, May 27-29, 2013. World-class guest attractive vehicle to connect our members and to ing, University of Manitoba and planetary speakers from industries, academia attract new members. and government will give talks on a wide range of topics related to climate change technologies. Je suis président du CSME que pour cinq mois, mais Sur le front de l’adhésion de nouveau membre, il a Je voudrais profiter de cette occasion pour remer- déjà j’ai été profondément inspirée par l’engagement toujours été une priorité pour le CSME d’élargir cier le Dr. David Naylor (président du comité et le dévouement de nos membres qui ont mis leurs notre base pour amener l’industrie et les institu- d’adhésion), le Dr. Sushanta Mitra (Président du Co- efforts de collaboration dans divers domaines afin de tions académiques sur une plate-forme commune. mité affaire étudiant), le Dr. Wang Xiaodong et le Dr. mieux servir nos membres et la communauté. C’est Nous avons élaboré un plan pour améliorer notre Kamran Siddiqui (éditeurs de Bulletin CSME) pour ce dévouement et l’engagement qui fait CSME une service et notre visibilité, afin d’inclure des Membre leur plans d’action. Je tiens également à remercier le organisation remarquable. de Technologie et à mettre en œuvre paiement des Dr. Amor Jnifene, Collège militaire royal du Canada, cotisations en ligne. pour sa contribution exceptionnelle au CSME. Dr. Je suis heureux de vous informer que CSME a Jnifene a conduit le comité Concours étudiant de signé l’accord pour travailler avec le CNRC pour Le chapitres étudiants fait partie intégrante du conception et d’organisation de ses compétitions organiser le 24e Congrès International de Mécanique CSME, et nous avons élaboré un plan d’action. Le de design au CANCAM annuels 2011 et CSME Théorique et Appliquée (ICTAM) qui se tiendra à CSME appuiera les activités de chapitre d’étudiants Congrès international 2012. Montréal, QC, durant la période de 21-26 Août 2016. avec un financement basé sur la demande. Les in- ICTAM est une organisation mondiale qui organise structions pour les demandes de financement et des Pour atteindre nos objectifs, que ce soit pour aider d’importante conférence sur la mécanique théorique rapports ont été proposées. Un webmaster pour le site la formulation de l’éducation, ou de la recherche et et appliquée dans différents pays. Le Canada a ac- CSME nouvellement développé a été nommé, et en des politiques gouvernementales en accord avec les cueilli ICTAM il ya déjà 32 ans et, sous la direction consultation avec le président des affaires étudiantes, besoins réels du Canada, ou pour mieux servir nos du professeur Floryan (président du département le webmaster fera connaître toutes les activités perti- membres et la communauté, cella prend plus que le MME, UWO), le Canada a réussi a avoir le ICTAM nentes relie aux chapitres étudiants. CSME. Nous devons tendre la main à collaborer et à Montréal en 2016. Je voudrais vous encourager à établir des partenariats avec d’autres associations Bulletin CSME est le véhicule principal de com- à participer activement à cette conférence. Il s’agit professionnelles. Nous devons mettre nos efforts en munication pour CSME avec nos membres. En d’une excellente occasion de mettre en valeur la collaboration pour rester pertinent et d’étendre notre collaboration avec la page d’accueil nouvellement communauté du génie mécanique aux Canada.
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