B.E
(Mechanical), M.E (CAD) and PhD, IIT
6+
years experience in research and development
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Dr.Murugaiyan Sivasankar IIT Guwahati |
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Email : sivasankar.iitg@gmail.com;sivasankar@iitg.ernet.in Address : 144/B1,Thukkapet&Po, Chengam Tk,
Tiruvannamalai Dist, TN-India-606 709 |
Date of Birth: March 9th, 1973
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CAREER
OBJECTIVE: To develop technical skills in the area of Biomechanics,
Medical Devices, Finite Elements, Wear Analysis, Fatigue Analysis, Stress
Analysis, Design to pursue in the field of Research
& Development.
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Creating and analysing hip models using ANSYS and
APDL codes, and ABAQUS
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Worked in MATLAB, Grapher and
digitizer Packages
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Expert working knowledge in CAD and
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Expert knowledge on total hip replacement and the 3D
Finite Element Analysis of the hip joint
*Working with Wipro
Technologies,
* Worked in ANYBODY like
multi body dynamics software.
Projects handled at Wipro
Technologies:
1. Drop
test of ECG Transmitter.
2. Durability study of LG tube while 180 degree
bending of Endoscope.
3. Wire
Durability study of Endoscope.
4. Study
of Torque wire manufacturing simulation using Abaqus Explicit.
5. Literature
survey for Snare spring back mechanism
6. Co-ordination
for Elastomer characterization.
Indian Institute of Technology, Guwahati is the
sixth member of the IIT fraternity was established in 1994. IIT is among the
foremost of institutes of national importance in higher technological education
and in basic and applied research.
Key
Responsibilities:
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Creating and analysing a hip model using ANSYS
software, and doing fatigue and wear analysis over the prosthesis.
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Theoretically setting and analysing the composite
properties
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Assisting my guide (Supervisor) in preparing his
lecture notes and in other aids for the lab and theory classes.
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Initiating for setting the biomechanics lab in our
institute.
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Assigning duties to the students, conducting class
tests and valuing the papers.
Failure Analysis of Hip Prosthesis:
The research deals with the implementation of alternative
material for the human hip joint. Total hip replacement is taking a new
dimension with the UHMWPE (Ultrahigh molecular weight polyethylene), Ti6Al4V,
Co-Cr alloy and PEEK (PolyEtherEtherkeetone) composite materials. Using the
material properties of these materials an idealised hip prostheses model has
been developed and analysed in ANSYS
using a 3D-Finite Element Analysis. Static and Dynamic Stress
Analyses were done on the model and the results were compared with the
previous standard results of Bergmann’s model and Kayabasi model. The fatigue analysis has been done
on the model for different activities also to determine the life period of the
prosthesis using MATLAB. A strength degradation model is taken for this fatigue
analysis.
Stress values and fatigue life were found for different
postures like slow walking, normal walking, fast walking, upstairs climbing,
downstairs, standing up, sitting down, standing on 2-1-2 legs and knee bend. Further work has been done on Wear Modelling of the Prosthesis
based on contact analysis on this research. Statistical methods are used
to determine the wear rate of the model.
A new empirical relationship has been used to find the wear rate of
prosthesis material by modifying the Archard’s wear law. This method helps in
analysing the damage on the model. A collective
work of stress (static and dynamic) analysis, fatigue analysis, contact and
wear analysis have been performed to give the suggestion to the medical
surgeons to use which model of prosthesis and what material can be used for
which aged patients.
Course work opted for are Advanced Engineering
Mathematics, Theory of Elasticity,
Finite Element Analysis and Introduction
to Composite Materials. Have done a
review on knee and hip joints for the comprehensive examination as a part of
course works. In addition to these, a static
analysis on knee joints using Ansys was also been done, loads with different
materials were applied to the joint and the stress values also were obtained and
applied them in the fatigue analysis using MATLAB and got the fatigue life of
that knee prosthesis.
Arunai Engineering College is an
ISO9000-2002 certified
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Conducted classes in FEM (Finite
Element Methods), CAD (Computer Aided Design), Production planning and control.
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Handled the CAD lab Incharge
post for 2 semesters and gave many projects in ANSYS, AutoCAD and ADAMS to the
students. Done some link analysis by creating and joining the links using
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Researched on single cylinder
two stroke petrol cars.
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Guided research projects like design
and fabrication of a mini tractor, finite element analysis of connecting rod, Finite
element analysis of a Gas turbine accessory base.
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ANSYS
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APDL
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MATLAB
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Hyper mesh
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Abaqus
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IDEAS
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Doctor of Philosophy (Mechanical – Biomechanics - Failure
Analysis of Hip Prosthesis) – IIT
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Master of Engineering
(Mechanical - CAD) University 7th rank - Government
Finite Element Analysis of Engine
Flywheel for Ashok Leyland, a leading OEM - The project deals with an Axi-Symmetric Model of
Flywheel. Stress analysis is done on the flywheel using I-DEAS (Master Series)
software. The dimensions were modified and the stress values were reduced from
the existing model. The rotation speed of the flywheel was set at about 3500
rpm and this project is a big success under Indian road conditions.
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Bachelor of Engineering
(Mechanical) -
Design and
Fabrication of Solar Assisted Desalination Plant - The
project deals with a Desalination Plant using solar energy. The plant could produce up to 20 litres of
desalinated water on a hot day.
1.
Finite Element Analysis
AU-FRG
Institute for CAD / CAM,
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Studied and modelled static and
dynamic analysis of the damped and static systems using IDEAS (Integrated
Design and Engineering Analysis Software).
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Completed a course on Introduction
to ANSYS and Pro-Engineer Software
2.
Advanced Computer Training
CMC Ltd.,
Chennai, India
Trained in C, C++, Visual Basic, Oracle and Developer
2000. Completed project on Employee Pay System using Oracle and Developer 2000.
3.
Proficient in using all
Windows OS, Linux, Linux Xmanager, IRIX
and Unix
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Have delivered an invited talk
in NAFEMS workshop on Finite element methods & Practical stress analysis,
held in
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Attended four days non
residential training course at IRMRA, Thane, on “Rubber technology with special
reference to Automobile and Industrial rubber products” between 21st
and 24th January 2008.
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Awarded a Half time teaching
research assistantship (HTRA) by MHRD (Ministry of human resource and
development), Government of India for 4 years from 2001 to 2005.
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Worked as a resource person in
the QIP short term course on Design and manufacturing of Composite materials
held in between 6th to 10th December 2004 at IIT
Guwahati.
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Worked as Technical Assistant in
the technical committee of ISTAM 2003 (Indian Society for Theoretical and
applied mechanics) at IIT Guwahati and with IAS 2003 (
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Organized the national level
conference, CONTECH-2010, which was headed by the President of India, Dr.A.P.J.
Abdul Kalam in the year 2001.
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Coordinated the International
Conference on Quality Techniques on Taguchi Method with Qualitek Software in
the year 2000 at
1. M. Sivasankar, D. Chakraborty, S. K. Dwivedy,
2004, Finite element analysis of composite hip prosthesis, Proceedings of
National Conference on Biomechanics held on 19th-21st
November 2004, 30, 214-220.
2. M. Sivasankar, D. Chakraborty, S.K. Dwivedy,
2006, Fatigue analysis of artificial hip joints for different materials,
Proceedings of Society for Biomaterials and Artificial Organs of India
(SBAOI) conference, IIT Delhi,
Feb’24-26.
3. M. Sivasankar, D. Chakraborty, S.K. Dwivedy,
2006, Fatigue analysis of artificial hip joints for different materials and
activities, Published in recent Advances in Computational Mechanics and
Simulations, Vol-II, pp.2043-2048, Proceeding of
Second International Congress on Computational Mechanics and Simulations,
ICCMS’06, IIT Guwahati, Dec 8-10.
4. M. Sivasankar, T. Benarjee, D. Chakraborty, S.K.Dwivedy, 2006,
Dynamic stress and fatigue analysis of artificial hip prosthesis, National
Conference on Biomechanics, BESU, West Bengal, held in December, 2006. Also
published in Indian Journal of Biomechanics.
5. M.Sivasankar, T.Banarjee, N.Ravikiran,
D.Chakraborty, S.K.Dwivedy,
2007, Dynamic stress and fatigue analysis of artificial hip prosthesis, Indian
Journal of Biomechanics, 1, 53-58.
The following papers are under communication with the Journal of
Biomechanics and other
journals:
a)
A
review on Total
Hip Replacement
b)
Fatigue
evaluation of Composite hip prosthesis.
c) Wear analysis of
acetabular cup for daily activities.
d) Determination of Fatigue
parameters in Residual Strength Degradation Model for some Biomaterials
Passport Number : G5882000
Date of issue : 13-11-2007
Date of Expiry :
12-11-2017
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Life member in Indian Society of
Biomechanics (ISB).
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Life member in Indian Society
for Technical Education (ISTE).
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Student member in American
Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME).
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Life member in Society for
Biomaterials and Artificial Organs – India (SBAOI).