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About Masoud Fakhrabadi
Expertise
I am able to answer questions about solid mechanics , dynamics, vibration and control

Experience

Organizations
Tabriz university- Iran
Member of American Society of Mechanicali Engineering

Personal email
masoud.f1363@gmail.com

Publications
Papers: 1- Design by analysis versus design by formula of supports of horizontal pressure vessels, a comparative study 2- Comparative investigation of vibrational response of pressure vessels resulting from dynamic loads 3- invastigation and simulation of judder phenomena in clutch engagement 4-optimization of suspension system with genetic algorithm 5-analysis of dynamical behaviour of power train system in clutch engagement phenomena

Education/Credentials
MsC. student of mechanical enginering(applied mechanics)

Awards and Honors
The toppest student among 2003 enterance of mechanical engineering students- Tabriz university

The toppest student among 2007 enterance of mechanical engineering MsC students- Tabriz university

 
   

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Topic: Mechanical Engineering



Expert: Masoud Fakhrabadi
Date: 3/2/2008
Subject: phase diagram

Question
I'm a first year student mechanical engineering in Holland.
I would like to find some more information about the subject phase diagrams in material science. Could you help me with this, cause i don't get it very well.

Answer
Dear Marco,

Phase diagram is a method that you can obviously see the percentage of existence any element of alloy and its different phases in a diagram.
this field is very wide and I can not explain everything to you.
but if you have any detailed question please do not hesitate to ask it.
It makes no difference how many our about what.

Best regards,

M.Fakhrabadi

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