Gaurav Chaudhary
         4302 College Main Street Apt#226, Bryan Texas-77801 Mobile Number:(650) − 919 − 4392

OBJECTIVE
     Full time position in Mechanical Engineering
EDUCATION
     Master of Science, Mechanical Engineering                                                  GPA 3.70
     Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas                                               Dec 2010
     Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering (Hons.)                                        GPA 3.90
     Panjab University, Chandigarh, India                                                       May 2008

Relevant Course Work
     Graduate Courses
     Fluid Mechanics : Fluid Mechanics, Advanced Fluid Mechanics, CFD, Advanced CFD
     Supersonic Flows : Gas Dynamics
     Turbomachinery : Aerothermodynamics of Turbomachinery
     Thermodynamics : Advanced Engineering Thermodynamics, Cogeneration System
     Design : Computer aided Design (Solid Works), Finite Element Method
     Dynamics : Engineering Dynamics
     Vibrations : Mechanical Vibrations
     Mathematics : Applied MathematicsI, Applied MathematicsII
     Undergraduate Courses
     Materials : Material Science
     Manufacturing : Manufacturing Technology
Computer Skills
       Languages: C, C++, FORTRAN
       Softwares: MATLAB, AutoCAD, Inventor11, Pro-E, MS Office, Solid Works, Star-CCM+,Maple,Fluent
                  ANSYS
       Operating System: Mac(Snow Leopard, Leopard) ; PC (Windows Xp,Vista& 7) & Linux

WORK EXPERIENCE
       Graduate Research Assistant, Turbomachinery Laboratory                            Sept’09-Present
       Texas A&M University
         • Conducting CFD analysis on Labyrinth Seals of different tooth profiles
         • Optimizing the tooth profile shapes for reducing the mass flow leakage
         • Increasing the accuracy of mass flow leakage calculation as compared to bulk flow models
         • Increasing the accuracy of Rotordynamic Stability Calculations
       Student Technician, Mechanical Engineering Department                             Feb’09-Aug’09
       Texas A&M University
          • Research on discharge coefficients of different flow-meters for Southwest Research Institute
            (SwRI)

       Terminal Ballistics Research Laboratory, Defense R&D Organization                     Internship
       Chandigarh, India                                                                  May’07-Dec’07
         1.  • Worked on laser set up measuring speed of bullets to dampen the vibrations
             • FEM software was used to do the vibration analysis
         2.  • Design of a metallic tube to measure the energy of an explosive

       Hindustan Machine Tools Limited                                                       Internship
       Pinjore, India                                                                     May’06-July’06
          • Studied application of Six Sigma on CNC Machine and Tractor production line
          • Performed Morse test, time data analysis of Trantor & Tractor engines

RELEVANT ACADEMIC PROJECTS
      1. Design of Power Generation Gas Turbine Engine                                          Spring’09
           • Design of Compressor Blade in MATLAB by using NACA-64 profile data
              • Design of Turbine Blade in MATLAB by using the blade thickness ratio data from instructor
              • Performed CFD analysis of compressor and turbine cascades using Fluent package
• Developed MATLAB code for stage by stage design of Turbine and Compressor
           • Performed loss estimation using theoretically and empirically determined formulas
           • Von Mises Stress analysis of Turbine and Compressor done in Solid Works

      2. Design of Turbocharger                                                               Spring’10
           • Designed 70% efficient Turbocharger for 46000 RPM
           • Compressor Blade Design by profile data taken from NACA-64 configuration
           • Turbine Blade design in MATLAB by using the blade thickness ratio data from instructor
           • Performed CFD cascade analysis of compressor and turbine cascades using Fluent package
           • Performed loss estimation using theoretically and empirically determined formulas
           • Von Mises Stress analysis of Turbine and Compressor done in Solid Works
      3. Design of cooling system for Iron (Philips India Limited)                       Sept’05-Dec’07
           • Designed Cooling System for Irons using convection principle
           • Liquid water mixed with suitable additives was used to take advantage of colligative
             properties
           • Aluminum alloy was used to resist the corrosion and improve heat conductivity
           • Suitable pump model was chosen from those available in the market.

WORK AUTHORIZATION
    Eligible to work for 29-months in US through Practical Training (F-1 visa)

Resume

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    Gaurav Chaudhary 4302 College Main Street Apt#226, Bryan Texas-77801 Mobile Number:(650) − 919 − 4392 OBJECTIVE Full time position in Mechanical Engineering EDUCATION Master of Science, Mechanical Engineering GPA 3.70 Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas Dec 2010 Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering (Hons.) GPA 3.90 Panjab University, Chandigarh, India May 2008 Relevant Course Work Graduate Courses Fluid Mechanics : Fluid Mechanics, Advanced Fluid Mechanics, CFD, Advanced CFD Supersonic Flows : Gas Dynamics Turbomachinery : Aerothermodynamics of Turbomachinery Thermodynamics : Advanced Engineering Thermodynamics, Cogeneration System Design : Computer aided Design (Solid Works), Finite Element Method Dynamics : Engineering Dynamics Vibrations : Mechanical Vibrations Mathematics : Applied MathematicsI, Applied MathematicsII Undergraduate Courses Materials : Material Science Manufacturing : Manufacturing Technology Computer Skills Languages: C, C++, FORTRAN Softwares: MATLAB, AutoCAD, Inventor11, Pro-E, MS Office, Solid Works, Star-CCM+,Maple,Fluent ANSYS Operating System: Mac(Snow Leopard, Leopard) ; PC (Windows Xp,Vista& 7) & Linux WORK EXPERIENCE Graduate Research Assistant, Turbomachinery Laboratory Sept’09-Present Texas A&M University • Conducting CFD analysis on Labyrinth Seals of different tooth profiles • Optimizing the tooth profile shapes for reducing the mass flow leakage • Increasing the accuracy of mass flow leakage calculation as compared to bulk flow models • Increasing the accuracy of Rotordynamic Stability Calculations Student Technician, Mechanical Engineering Department Feb’09-Aug’09 Texas A&M University • Research on discharge coefficients of different flow-meters for Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) Terminal Ballistics Research Laboratory, Defense R&D Organization Internship Chandigarh, India May’07-Dec’07 1. • Worked on laser set up measuring speed of bullets to dampen the vibrations • FEM software was used to do the vibration analysis 2. • Design of a metallic tube to measure the energy of an explosive Hindustan Machine Tools Limited Internship Pinjore, India May’06-July’06 • Studied application of Six Sigma on CNC Machine and Tractor production line • Performed Morse test, time data analysis of Trantor & Tractor engines RELEVANT ACADEMIC PROJECTS 1. Design of Power Generation Gas Turbine Engine Spring’09 • Design of Compressor Blade in MATLAB by using NACA-64 profile data • Design of Turbine Blade in MATLAB by using the blade thickness ratio data from instructor • Performed CFD analysis of compressor and turbine cascades using Fluent package
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    • Developed MATLABcode for stage by stage design of Turbine and Compressor • Performed loss estimation using theoretically and empirically determined formulas • Von Mises Stress analysis of Turbine and Compressor done in Solid Works 2. Design of Turbocharger Spring’10 • Designed 70% efficient Turbocharger for 46000 RPM • Compressor Blade Design by profile data taken from NACA-64 configuration • Turbine Blade design in MATLAB by using the blade thickness ratio data from instructor • Performed CFD cascade analysis of compressor and turbine cascades using Fluent package • Performed loss estimation using theoretically and empirically determined formulas • Von Mises Stress analysis of Turbine and Compressor done in Solid Works 3. Design of cooling system for Iron (Philips India Limited) Sept’05-Dec’07 • Designed Cooling System for Irons using convection principle • Liquid water mixed with suitable additives was used to take advantage of colligative properties • Aluminum alloy was used to resist the corrosion and improve heat conductivity • Suitable pump model was chosen from those available in the market. WORK AUTHORIZATION Eligible to work for 29-months in US through Practical Training (F-1 visa)