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Meetings:
Register for Meeting: Click Here
| Meeting Cost: |
$25.00 (Student Fee $20.00) |
| Location: |
Quality Inn Richfield
(Formerly Richfield Holiday Inn
4742 Brecksville Rd.(Route 21)
Richfield, OH 44286 |
| Menu: |
Beef Stir Fry, Baked Stuffed Chicken Breast, or Vegetarian Plate |
Please advise dinner selection when making reservation.
Meeting Time:
5:00 Networking
5:30 Dinner
6:15 Meeting Followed by Speaker
About the Dynamic Measurement Group
The focus of this organization is centered around vibration, acoustic, pressure, force, torque, data acquisition and other related areas dealing with dynamic sensors. This is a new group being formed in Northern Ohio to provide the opportunity for you the user of this technology to have a place to meet, discuss common interests, network with others and to attend technical presentations. There is no membership fee and we have tried to keep the meeting cost and meals as modest as possible. Please help us by canceling your reservation before the day of the meeting if for some reason you can not attend so we are not stuck paying for extra meals.
Future meeting announcements will be sent by e-mail only, so if you did not receive this via e-mail and would like to be notified for future meeting please visit our web site at www.dynamicmeasurementgroup.org. Fill out the membership form and you will be on the list for future meeting announcements.. We hope to see you at one of the Dynamic Measurement Group's up coming meetings.
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| March 05, 2008 |
Topic:
A Discussion Panel
The Art and Science of Thermography
Speaker:
Al Feldman, Fluke Corporation
Lenny Shaver and Joe Sharp, LumaSense Technologies
Details:
Thermal imagers are instruments that create pictures of heat rather than light. Infrared (IR) energy is measured pixel-by-pixel and the data converted to corresponding images, assigning color based on temperature. Identification and mitigation of thermal loading, whether in an R&D or manufacturing environment, improves equipment reliability and results in improved equipment reliability. We will discuss the fundamentals of thermal imaging, applications, benefits and the variables that can effect measurement uncertainty.
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| June 12, 2008 |
Topic:
Meeting Cancelled:
Dynamic Measurements and Trip to Mars
Optimizing Astrona
Speaker:
Sergey Samorezov
Exercise Countermeasures Laboratory
Details:
Long-term exposure to weightlessness negatively affects astronaut’s health and ability to perform critical mission tasks. Exercise in space is one of the possible countermeasures.
NASA Glenn Research Center , in partnership with Cleveland Clinic, built a Zero gravity Locomotion Simulator (ZLS) for ground-based simulation of exercise in space. Human subjects exercise on the ZLS to test the effectiveness of exercise hardware and to determine optimum exercise prescriptions.
The goal of the presentation is to provide an overview of ZLS experimental activities and how the uses of corresponding dynamic measurements are made.
Speaker Bio:
The presenter, Mr. Sergey Samorezov, is a mechanical engineer with experience in industrial vibration monitoring, structural vibration testing, equipment troubleshooting and inventive problem solving. He started his engineering career in the former Soviet Union , in shipbuilding, helping to reduce ship radiated noise, after President Reagan announced that the Soviet ships were very noisy. Years later he worked on the ballistic tests for the Space Shuttle Columbia accident investigation. Now he is supporting US Space Program by conducting dynamic measurements at the NASA GRC Exercise Countermeasures Laboratory. Mr. Samorezov is Level IV Certified Vibration Specialist and a member of the Vibration Institute.
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| September 04, 2008 |
Topic:
Dynamic Measurements and Trip to Mars
Optimizing Astronaut Exercise in a Long-Term Space Mission
Speaker:
Sergey Samorezov
Exercise Countermeasures Laboratory
Details:
Long-term exposure to weightlessness negatively affects astronaut’s health and ability to perform critical mission tasks. Exercise in space is one of the possible countermeasures.
NASA Glenn Research Center, in partnership with Cleveland Clinic, built a Zero gravity Locomotion Simulator (ZLS) for ground-based simulation of exercise in space. Human subjects exercise on the ZLS to test the effectiveness of exercise hardware and to determine optimum exercise prescriptions.
The goal of the presentation is to provide an overview of ZLS experimental activities and how the uses of corresponding dynamic measurements are made.
Speaker Bio:
The presenter, Mr. Sergey Samorezov, is a mechanical engineer with experience in industrial vibration monitoring, structural vibration testing, equipment troubleshooting and inventive problem solving. He started his engineering career in the former Soviet Union, in shipbuilding, helping to reduce ship radiated noise, after President Reagan announced that the Soviet ships were very noisy. Years later he worked on the ballistic tests for the Space Shuttle Columbia accident investigation. Now he is supporting US Space Program by conducting dynamic measurements at the NASA GRC Exercise Countermeasures Laboratory. Mr. Samorezov is Level IV Certified Vibration Specialist and a member of the Vibration Institute.
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