Dr Tarsem Sihra
Senior Lecturer and Course Leader - Automotive Design Technology in Mechanical, Materials and Design Engineering
Summary
I teach on the following modules; Vibroacoustics, Advanced Vibrations and Acoustics, Thermodynamics, Engine Technology, Automotive Design and Production. I provide support for matters relating to the organisation and operation of the BSc (Hons) Automotive Design Technology course.
About
I have interests in the wear mechanisms of mechanical components and how condition monitoring methods can be adapted to provide an indication of the component health. I am currently involved in a research project that is developing an online monitoring system to assess the condition of timing belts for automotive and robotic application.
My PhD is on the application of vibration measurement and associated signal analysis techniques to assess on line product quality of machining processes.
Condition monitoring of plant and equipment
Teaching
Department of Engineering and Mathematics
College of Business, Technology and Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Automotive Engineering
BSc (Hons) Automotive Design Technology
Vibroacoustics, Advanced Vibrations and Acoustics, Thermodynamics, Engine Technology, Automotive Design and Production
Publications
C.Wang. D.J.Mynors. T.Sihra. “Design and Analysis of Anchor Pegs in Cemented Acetabular cup”.Applied mechanics and materials”. Vol.217-219,2012.
C.Wang. D.J.Mynors. T.Sihra. “Numerical Simulation of the Effect of Punch Paths on the Quality of sheet metal stretch forming”.”.Applied mechanics and materials”. Vol.215-216,2012.
C.Wang. D.J.Mynors. T.Sihra. “Simulating the mechanical and structural properties of Ultra steel dimpled sheet.
M.Stanford, P.Lister , T.Sihra. “Tool wear investigation whilst turning BS970 080A15 carbon steel using Ti cN –Al203 CVD coated carbide tooling in gaseous and liquid nitrogen environments”.Journal of Industrial Lubrication and Tribology, 2011.