Reliability Evaluation of Steam Turbine Blades for Process Drives
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Reliability Evaluation of Steam Turbine Blades for Process Drives
Murari P. Singh
Reliability Evaluation of Steam Turbine Blades : Instructors : Murari Singh
Dr. Murari P Singh is President and Director of Technology of Safe Technical Solutions, Inc located in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. Dr. Murari P. Singh has been involved in the design, development and analysis of industrial turbomachinery for more than thirty years with Turbodyne Corporation, Dresser Industries, Dresser-Rand Company and, most recently, with GE CONMEC where he retired as Chief Engineer and Manager of Engineering Technology.
Dr. Singh has extensive knowledge and experience with Blade and Bladed Disc Vibration, Fatigue and Fracture Mechanics, Stress and Vibration of Structures, Reliability, Life Analysis, Probabilistic Analysis applied to mechanical components. His practical application experience includes a variety of rotating equipments including Warm Gas and FCC Expanders, Steam Turbines and Centrifugal Compressors.
Dr. Singh has authored many technical papers in variety of topics relating to turbomachinery and he has lectured in many countries on the subject. Dr. Singh holds B.S., M.S. and Ph. D degrees. Notably Dr. Singh developed the widely used SAFE diagram for reliability evaluation of turbine blades. The SAFE diagram methodology is superior to other current methods in providing clear analytical and predictive information. It is a significant contribution to design methods and vibration technology for the evaluation of turbine blade reliability.
Recently Dr. Singh has made significant contribution on subjects like vibration and structural integrity of impellers and probabilistic life assessment of turbomachinery components. He has many publications on these topics.
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