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APRIL 11-13, 2007, GEORGIA TECH CAMPUS - ATLANTA, GA, USA
Georgia Tech Global Learning Center
84 Fifth St. NW Atlanta, GA 30308
Phone: 404-385-6203

Chair: Ward O. Winer, George W. Woodruff School of Mechanical Engineering
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11

2:00 PM

Open to All: GATech Walking Campus Tours
Love Building Room 205

2:30 PM

CLOSED SESSION: Advisory Board Meetings (GATech campus)

  • Executive Committee - Love Building Room 109
  • Scientific Advisory Board - Love Building Room 210
  • Industry Advisory Board - MRDC Building Room 4211
  • Student Leadership Council - Love Building Room 311
  • 4: 00 p.m. Education & Outreach Discussion Meeting - MRDC 4115

5:00 PM

Open to All: Welcoming Reception (GATech campus)

Love Building 2nd Floor Atrium

THURSDAY, APRIL 12

7:00 AM

REGISTRATION & REFRESHMENTS (Global Learning Center - GLC)

8:00 AM

WELCOME (Ward O. Winer, Chair, George W. Woodruff School of Mechanical Engineering)

8:15 AM

CCEFP INTRODUCTION (Kim A. Stelson, Director, CCEFP)

8:30 AM
8:30

8:45

9:00

9:15

9:30

9:45

10:00

THRUST 1 EFFICIENCY PROJECT (Click on title for abstract)
1A.1: Improving Efficiency of Engine Driven Electrohydraulic Powertrains
Presented by Brandon Hencey, UIUC
1A.2: Optimal Power Management Using Displacement-Controlled Actuators
Presented by Christopher Williamson, Purdue University
1B: Advanced Surface Design for a New Generation of Pumps and Motors
Presented by Jonathan Baker, Purdue University
1D: Nano-texturing for Fluid Power Efficiency
Presented by Eric Loth, UIUC
1E: On-off Valve Based Control
Presented by Mike Rannow, University of Minnesota
1G: Optimized Engineered Fluid
Presented by Paul Michael, MSOE
10:00-10:30 Question & Answer

10:30 AM

REFRESHMENT BREAK

10:45 AM

INDUSTRY PRESENTATION AND PANEL DISCUSSION (IAB Panel)

11:45 AM

BUFFET OR BOX LUNCH AND REVOLVING GATECH LAB TOURS
(Transportation will continue to depart and return between GLC and campus for 2 hours)

2:00 PM
2:00

2:15

2:30

2:45


3:00

3:15

3:30

THRUST 2 COMPACTNESS PROJECT (Click on title for abstract)
2A: Chemofluidic Hot Gas Vane Motor
Presented by Jason Mitchell, Vanderbilt University
2B: Free Liquid-Piston Engine Compressor with External Combustion Chamber
Presented by Eric Barth, Vanderbilt University
2C: Compact Energy Storage Using "Open Accumulators"
Presented by Caleb Sancken, University of Minnesota
2D: Design Optimization and Hybrid Fabrication (DOHF)
of High Performance Fluid Power Components

Presented by Vito Gervasi, MSOE
2E: Component Integration for Compact Fluid Power Systems
Presented by Chris Paredis, Georgia Institute of Technology
2F: Dynamically Scalable Fluid Power Systems
Presented by Andrew Alleyne, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
Question & Answer

4:00 PM

POSTER SHOW and MEET & GREET RECEPTION (GLC lobby)

FRIDAY, APRIL 13

8:30 AM
8:30

8:45

9:00

9:15

9:30


9:45


10:00

10:15

THRUST 3 EFFECTIVENESS PROJECT (Click on title for abstract)
3A.1: Multimodal Human Machine Interfaces
Presented by Wayne Book, Georgia Institute of Technology
3A.2: Human/Machine Interfaces - Passified Chemofluidic Control
Presented by Perry Li, University of Minnesota
3A.3: Human Performance Modeling and User Centered Design
Presented by Steve Jiang, NCA&T
3B.1: Passive Noise Control Opportunities in Fluid Power
Presented by Ken Marek, Georgia Institute of Technology
3B.2: Active Vibration Control of Variable Displacement Axial Piston Pumps
to Reduce Structure Borne Noise

Presented by Jeffrey Peters, Purdue University
3C: Fundamental and Applied Modeling
of Cavitation Noise for Hydraulic Components

Presented by Steven Frankel, Purdue University
3D: Leakage Reduction in Fluid Power Systems
Presented by Richard Salant, Georgia Institute of Technology
Question & Answer

10:45 AM

REFRESHMENT BREAK

11:00 AM

EDUCATION & OUTREACH PRESENTATION AND PANEL DISCUSSION
(Will Durfee and EOAB)

12:00 PM
12:00

12:15

12:30

12:45

1:00

WORKING LUNCH & TESTBED PRESENTATIONS (Click on title for abstract)
Testbed 1: Excavator
Presented by Monika Ivantysnova, Purdue University
Testbed 3: sUV Small Urban Vehicle
Presented by Jim Van De Ven, University of Minnesota
Testbed 4: Compact Rescue Robot
Presented by Skyler Dalley (Vanderbilt) and Brian Guerriero (Georgia Tech)
Testbed 6: Fluid Power Assistive Orthoses Presented by Elizabeth Hsiao-Wecksler, UIUC
Question & Answer

1:30 PM

CLOSED SESSION: CONSTRUCTIVE DISCUSSION & CRITIQUE FOR ALL ERC, PI, STAFF AND STUDENTS

3:00 PM

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