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COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
Research
Activities
Annual Report
1984-1985
Oregon
State
University
Circular No. 60
Engineering Experiment Station
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Contents
Presidential Young Investigator ............................ 2
preface ................................................. 2
Research Funding Trends .................................. 3
Research Involvement and Productivity ..................... 4
Transportation Research Institute
........................... 5
Oregon Productivity Center ............................... 6
New Research Grants and Contracts: 1984-85 ............... 7
Forest Engineering Research. 1984-85
(CoUege of Forestry) .................................... 9
Education Support' Grants: 1984-85 ......................... 10
Faculty PublicatIons: 1984-85 ............................. 11
Current Interest ................................. 19
Directory of Research Faculty ............................. 20
Areas
of
Presidential Young Investigator
In the spring of 1985, Dr. Sandra L.
Woods of the Civil Engineering Depart-
graduate research dealt with developing
Science Fowdatlon to receive a Presi-
phenol, from industrial waste waters.
Since coming to OSU in 1984, Dr. Woods
has extended these studies, and Is
presently developing biological processes
to remove polychlorlriated blphenyls
merit was selected
by the National
dential Yowtg Investigator Award. She is
the first Oregon State University professor to be so recognized. The award
provides $25,000 per year for fIve years
for research and professional development work, plus an additional $37,500
each year If matching funds can be
obtained from ZxLslness and Industry.
These national awards were established
to recognize arid help retain outstanding
university faculty, and to help launch
their research and teaching care ers.
Dr. Woods
the
is a recent graduate of
Environmental
Engineering
and
Science Program at the University of
Washington, where she completed both
her MS. and Ph.D. degrees. She com-
pleted a B.S. in Civil Engineering at
Michigan State University in 1976. Her
a treatment process to remove chlorinated compounds, such as pentachloro-
(PCB5) and halogenated low molecular
weight solvents from soils and wastewaters. Other research projects involve
assessing environmental levels, transport
and possible degradation of chlorinated
dloxir&s In the environment. Her main
Interest Is in hazardous wastes, bio-
logical wastewater treatment and the
fate of toxlcants in the environment.
Dr.
Woods
teaches
graduate
courses in biological wastewater treatment and hazardous wastes as weU as
undergraduate courses in Environmental
Engineering. She is the faculty advisor
for the student chapter of the Society of
Women Engineers at OSU.
Preface
Research
contributes
to
the
strength of Oregon State University's
engineering
programs
by
involving
faculty in the advancement of knowledge, and supplementing resources for
faculty and support personnel.
Because
of research, more than a third of the
College's faculty is able to devote part
of its time to investigations outside
normal classroom teaching responsibilities. The result is a more diverse and
highly qualified group of teaching and
research engineers in the various engineering disciplines, and higher quality
educational programs at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. Inst ructional laboratories for students benefit
from the research program when research equipment is used for teaching.
Oregon State University has long been
known as a quality institution. Continuing research involvemen' bv a strong
nucleus of active research engineers is
vital to maintenance and enhancement of
this reputation.
This report provides certain summary data concerning research in the
College of Engineering. The level of
involvement of the College's faculty and
students in research is shown, along with
research expenditures and new grant
dollar volumes for the 1984-85 fiscal
year. Feature sections on the College's
Transportation Research Institute and
Oregon
cluded.
Productivity Center are in-
The College of Engineering
section of the report concludes with a
listing of the nearly 200 publications by
A
College faculty during 1984-85.
summary of on-going engineering research in the College of Forestry is also
provided. Several College of Engineering
faculty are involved in these studies.
Research Funding Trends
Engineering research at Oregon
State University is supported by grants
and contracts obtained on a competitive
basis from government agencies and
business. No regularly budgeted State of
Oregon funds are available for direct
research support. Figure 1 summarizes
research fwidlng trends over the years
Couege for 1984-85 was $5.8 milllon.
The research budget of $3.4 million,
therefore, represents a very significant
contribution to the overall effort of the
College of Engineering. The Federal
Government is the leading source of
research support.
contracts this pa3t year are about the
In addition to funds for specific
research grants, the graduate programs
of the College of Engineering received
tion for instructional programs in the
supplemental funding of $1.1 million this
past year In the form of fellowships and
equipment grants for support of graduate
education.
since 19T0 and shows that new grants and
same as last year and considerably above
ftmding levels over the last several
years. The State of Oregon appropria-
RESEARCH SUPPORT SOURCESFY 1985
Federal Government: $2,717,736
Other Governments: $202,874
3
Business and Private: $509,659
TOTAL: $3,430,269
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1
0
72 73
74
75
76 77 78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
FISCAL YEAR ENDING
Figure 1. New Research FundingOSU College of Engineering
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3
Research Involvement and Productivity
Table I
shows the
numbers of
tal
faculty 60 were at least partially
supported by research projects in 198485. Twelve other faculty and research
personnel worked on the projects, along
with 89 graduate research assistants.
Sixty undergraduate students held parttime research-related jobs.
professorial faculty in the College's
departments, degrees granted and new
research grant funding for 1984-1985.
Table 2 provides the distribution of
actual research expenditures for the
same period. Of the College's professor-
Table 1.
Faculty, Degrees Granted, and Research Dollars
Degrees Granted, 1984-85
New
Research
Doctorate
Degree Program
Faculty
Undergraduate
Master's
Agricultural Engineering*
13
13
3
6
49
9
1
52,397
22
70
26
4
805,108
3
32
24
80
1
14
Industrial Engineering
11
Mechanical Engineering
Chemical Engineering
Civil
EngIneering
Construction Engineering Management
Electrical & Computer Engineering
Engineering
Physics*
Nuclear Engineering
TOTAL
$
$
368,820
-
36
5
931,851
38
7
1
203,057
18
63
25
5
947,493
8
12
3
1
121,543
106
371
109
17
$3,430,269
*Agrlculturcl Engineering is a department In the College of Agriculture, and offers ABET accredited undergraduate
degrees. Engineering Physics is a department in the College of Science which offers only undergraduate degrees.
engineering
Table 2. Actual Research Expenditure DIstribution, Dollars, 1984-85.
Industrial
Mechanical
Nuclear
Eng.
Eng.
Eng.
Eng.
Total
30,208
81,118
364,495
57,411
1,453,686
58,978
22,622
71,831
7,225
314,647
124,073
22,058
14,942
201,286
5,076
3,239
336
30,833
338,862
517
.14,650
3,182
10,215
20,967
38,754
2,144
388,950
48,768
3,519
29,861
16,774
4,158
6,477
60,789
9,504
192,509
73,067
8,946
34,767
30,464
349,257
1,500
Agricultural
Chemical
Category
Eng.
Eng.
68,430
22,802
559,222
21,713
2,633
129,645
851
3,745
1,125
1,615
1,847
Personnel
Payroll
Assessment.s
Supplies &
ServIces
Equipment
Computer
Graduate
Tuition
OSU Indirect
Costs
Consultants
Subcontractors
Travel
TOTAL
ri
Electrical &
Computer
Expenditure
Civil
Eng.
1,500
105,061
105,061
2,062
1,973
24,684
18,886
5,079
13,482
3,021
69,187
94,181
47,638
1,236,142
829,350
141,022
516,780
128,045
2,993,131
Transportation Research Institute
The Pacific Northwest has continfaced with a need to develop
ually been
more
efficient
transportation. This need
includes not only the development and
evaluation of transport systems, lxit also
the development of better techniques to
plan, design, construct and maintain
these systems. To help meet these needs
the
Transportation Research Institute
(TRI) was established in 1962 by Oregon
State University.
The Institute inchties highly qualified academic and professional staff
from the Colleges of Agriculture, Business, Engineering, Forestry, Liberal Arts,
Oceanography, and Science. Currently,
the Institute provides a means of enhancing research and interaction within the
University and serves as a link to other
universities, industry and government on
tro.risportation-related issues. Specific
objectives of the Institute include the
following:
1)
Identifying and pursuing research
on transportation issues and problems.
2)
3)
Developing educational and technology transfer packages which
bring together information related
to transportation issues and needs
into forms usable by practitioners.
Encouraging
interdisciplinary
teams consisting of OSU faculty
members and representatives from
other universities and industry to
undertake research
range of issues.
4)
on
a
broad
continuing education
Providing
opportunities for professionals who
need to keep current in transportation issues and techniques.
policy advice and guidance. The advisory
committee meets periodically with the
TRI staff to offer feedback and suggestions for both research and technology transfer goals.
Major activities over the past two
years have been in the area of research
During this
and technology transfer.
period over one million dollars has been
expended on research by members of the
TPJ staff. Research clients include the
Oregon Department of Transportation,
National Science Foundation, USDA
Forest Service, Federal Highway Administration, Oregon Log Truckers Association, arid the Alaska Department of
Transportation..
Efforts in technology transfer have
been directed by Dr. Robert Layton who
is coordinator for two major programs
Traffic Safety
Commission and the Federal Highway
The Oregon Traffic
Administration.
Safety Commission sponsors six short
courses in topics related to highway
safety, while the Federal Highway Administration provides training in the
sponsored by the Oregon
form of seminars, workshops and "show-
and-tell" programs on topics
identified
local agencies as important.
A wide variety of facilities is
available to support research and technology transfer efforts both on and off
TRI has access to OSU
the campus.
laboratory facilities capable of complete
geotechnical
and
materials
testing,
which includes static arid damtc evaluation of soils, asphalt, aggregates,
asphaltic materials, portland cement,
concrete and geotertues. Several electrical hydraulic, closed-loop test systems
and a walk-in cold room are located in
Apperson Hall.
The cold room for test-
frozen soils and materials also includes a frost heave and freeze-thaw
ing
To meet these objectives, TRI Is
organized into seven major disciplines;
chamber.
Transportation
microcomputer network In the Department of Civil Engineering. The network
is used for both research and instruction
and can be linked with other computers
Systems
Economics
Regulation and Management, Geotechnical Engineering and Materials Testing,
Transportation Systems Planning Operations and Safety, Facility Design, Construction and Maintenance, Trans portation for Resource Development, Social
Impacts of Transportation, and Environmental and Energy Issues. An advisory
committee of professionals who are
familiar with the transportation issues
and problems of the Northwest provides
R. G. Hicks
The laboratories are supported by a
as needed.
TRIS,
a
computer-based
national information retrieval system is
extensively used In TRI research activities.
The present director of TRI is
R. Gary Hicks, Professor of Civil Engineering.
5
Oregon Productivity Center
The Oregon Productivity Center
(0/P/C) is a nonprofit institute associated with the College of Engineering at
Oregon State University.
0/P/C operates with a full-time
staff, primarily engaged in service
projects for businesses large and small,
in both manufacturing and service sectors, and for nonprofit and government
organizations. The Center has access to
all resources of the University system
which contribute to its research capabilities. The primary purpose of the Center
to develop better tools to improve
productivity and to prove the value of
those tools through application in the
is
"real" world.
0/P/C is one of only a dozen or so
productivity centers in the nation, and
among those, it has a unique mission: to
develop more effective means to im-
worthy, and a true innovation in pro-
ductivity evaluation. 0/P/C strongly
recommends that every organization
adopt its continuing use.
Productivity Audit - PROD-5
This is a fifth-generation tool that
is used
to examine the potential for
improvement
within
an
organization
from the point of view of the work
force. Over a hundred organizations (and
10,000 employees) have tried PROD-5,
and more are administered monthly.
Now being tested is PROD-5m, a survey
of managers designed to obtain their
input to productivity evaluation.
The Center has conducted research
dealing with employee involvement in
management, and has also undertaken
extensive efforts in support of increasing
productivity awareness. At least once
order to test their value. In its brief five
per week, the Center's staff describes
"The Productivity Puzzle" to a civic or
business group. This one-hour, slide-
development focus has resulted in three
principal developments.
ly explores practical paths to improve-
prove productivity, and to guide organi-
zations in the use of such practices in
years of existence, this research and
enhanced presentation details the
national productivity dilemma and briefm ent.
0/P/C staff publishes and distri-
Productivity Inter firm Comparison
The Center currently coordinates
the exchange of productivity information
between most of the major food processing companies in the Pacific Northwest.
Comparing such measures as raw-product
recovery, pounds per labor hour, energy
efficiency, safety, and many others, the
four-year-old comparison program has
contributed to heightened awareness of
productivity throughout the industry, and
to impressive gains in performance.
Objectives Matrix
Literally hundreds of organizations
have adopted this 0/P/C tool that combines all of a unit's important determinants of productivity into one easily
communicated
format.
Within
this
framework quantitative objectives are
established for each of the productivity
criteria, and weighted in relation to each
other in a way that clearly
defines
the
mis&on of the unit. A single productivi-
ty index that summarizes the net results
of all actions contributed to productivity
in the operation of interest is established
for each rating period. The Objectives
Matrix is simple to implement, trust-
butes a monthly newsletter free of
charge to 1,500 organizations, writes
articles for journals and other periodicals
regularly, and prepares how-to-do-it
manuals and other boo on an annual
basis. In accomplishing this, a respectable resource library has been developed
that enables the Center to effectively
fill requests f or informational assistance.
Funding for 0/P/C comes from the
Economic Development Administration,
Department of Commerce; from organizational grants and donations; and from
fees for publications, seminars, and
services. Oregon State University provides facilities, as well as technical and
administrative support.
0/P/C presents seminars, short
courses, and conferences throughout the
year. These presentations have earned a
reputation for conciseness arid practicality. Topics cover the broad spectri.zm
of subjects associated with productivity,
with special emphasis on measurement.
For more information about these and
other services, one should contact:
Oregon Productivity Center, Oregon
State University, 100 Merryfield Hall,
Corvallis, Oregon 97331, (503) 754-3249.
Jim Riggs
New Research Grants and Contracts: 1984-85
The following listing provides names of principal Investigators (faculty), research subjects, granting agency designations and project budgets for new grants and contracts.
AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING
Berlage, A.G.
MIner, J.R.
Seed Harvesting and Processing
USDA-A P.S
28,630
Cuenca, R.H.
Food and Agricultural Sciences National Needs
Graduate Fellowships
USDA
56,190
Cuenca, R.H.
Determination of Crop Water Requirements in the
USDA
74,800
5,000
Ebro Valley
Kolbe, E.
Chilled Seawater (CSW) Systems
UAK
Miner, J.R.
Research on Seed if arvesting and Processing
USDA
88,200
Moore, J.A.
Modelling Bacterial Pollution
USDA-SOS
36,000
Moore, J.A.
Runoff from Rangeland
USDA-CSR.S
80,000
Knudsen, J.G.
The Effect of Corrosion Inhibitors on the Fouling
Characteristics of Cooling Tower Water
HTRI
49,569
Levensplel, 0.
Industry/UniversIty Cooperative Research: Problems
In Gas/Solid Contacting In Fluldtzed Beds
NSF
2,828
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
(Supplement)
CIVIL ENGINEERING
Guenther, R.
Htalspeth, R.T.
Support for BWIP Large Scale Hyirau.11c Test
Program
UW
95,534
Hicks, R.G.
Guldellnes for Spring Highway Use Restrictions
UW
29,645
Hjcks R.G.
Optimizing Mix Ingredients for Rubber ModIfied
Asphalt Pavement
Alasloi
24,545
Hudspeth, R.T.
Assignment to Navel Civil Engineering Laboratory
Navy
29,500
McDc,ugal, W.
(IPA)
Kllngeman, P.C.
Water Resources Cooperative Program Grant
USD1-USGS
Nath, J.H.
Hydrodynamlc Roughness of Marine Growth on
Cylinders
NSF
4,623
Nath J.H.
Hydrodynamic Coefficients for Marine Roughened
API
95,000
CyUnders
-.
109,000
Nath, J.H.
BreakIng Waves-Their Influence on Wave Spectra
ONR
59,993
Nath, J.H.
High Reynolds Number Wave Force Investigation in
a Wave Flume (Maximum Force and Phase Coefficients)
Navy
19,998
Schultz, R.J.
Sediment Studies on the North Fork of the routte
River
Army
15,927
SoWtt, C.K.
Study of Dredge Material Disposal Sites on the
Oregon Coast
Army
181,522
7
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CIVIL ENGINEERING (continued)
Vinson,T.S.
Determination of Fines Produced During
Crushing, Handling, and Placement of
Aggregates Employed in Roadway Construction
Alaska
12,770
Vinson, T.S.
Reliability of the DMSO (Dimethyl Suif oxide)
OSDT
35,380
SOHIO
6,821
Method to Determine the Degradation Characteristics
of Rock Used in Highway Constrcution
Vinson, T.S.
Physical Model Studies to Investigate the Effects
of Arching and Lateral Load Transfer (Extended to
12-84) (Supplement)
Williamson, K.J.
Bioaccumulation of Sewage-Sorbed Taxi cants
(Supplement)
EPA
59,850
Woods, S.L.
Presidential Young Investigator Award (Hazardous
Waste Management and Control)
NSF
25,000
Schaumburg, F.D.
ELECTRICAL & COMP UTER ENGINEERING
Arthur, J.R.
High Speed Ill-V Microwave and Optoelectronic
Devices on MBE Layers
Army
Engle, J.F.
Detection of Faulty High Voltage Lightning
Arrestor Components
USDE-BPA
Forbes, L.
Low Frequency Noise in GAAS Transistors
NSF
161,298
Forbes, L.
Burke, P.M.
Influence of Substrate and Epitaxial Materials
on Dram Design and Yield
Intel
90,000
Mohler, R.R.
Nonlinear Statistical
Surveillance
ONR
70,959
Mohler, R.R.
Assignment to Naval Postgraduate School
Na-'.y
83,232
Powers, V.M.
Automatic Data Processing Processes
Nay
1,663
Wager, J.F.
Annealing Studies
NSF
Wallace, A.K.
A Study of the Performance of Adjustable
Speed Drives with Emphasis on a Practical
Application
Analysis in Ocean
of S102/InP MIS Devices
229,100
49,238
63,946
USDI-BPA
182,415
Tektronix
30,000
INDUSTRIAL & GENERAL ENGINEERING
McDowell, E.D.
Design of a Robotic Workstation for the
of Currently Non-Machine Insertable
Insertion
Components
Randhawa, S.U.
Design of a Prototype Expert System for Machine
Troubleshooting and Maintenance
Text ronix
25,257
Riggs, J.L.
Oregon Productivity Center
USDC-EDA
85,000
Riggs, J.L.
Oregon Productivity Center
Private
63,000
SEH-America
20,000
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
of Silicon Wafers
Burke, P.M.
Examination
Halley, W.E.
FLAP Code Refinement and Control Algorithm
Addition
SERI
Holley, W.E.
Implementation
of Turbulence 'l4odeling-'FLAP"
Dynamic Loads Analysis (Supplement)
Rockwell
ro
Si
6,634
23,063
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING (continued)
Kanuiyj M.A.
Scaling Correlations of Flashover Experiments
Notre Dame
Peterson, R.B.
An Investigative Study of the Plasma Jet by Direct
Sampling Electron Impact Fluorimetry
NSF
70,000
Thresher, R.
Wind Turbine Test and Evaluation (Supplement)
EPRI
1 7,508
Welty, J.R.
Combined Cycle Blomass Energy Research
Project (Supplement)
USDA-S&E
Welty, J.R.
Volumetric Air Heating Receiver Model
(Supplement)
Battefle
Wilson, R.E.
Darrleus Rotor Aerodysamics
Sandia
26,944
Anghale, S.
Robinson, A.H.
The rmalhydra ulic Analysis of Power Plant
Transients
PGE
33,863
Dodd,B.
University Reactor Use Sharing Program
USDE
10,000
Dodd, B.
Emergency Responders and Inspection Personnel
Training
DOE
28,345
Robinson, A.H.
High Speed Neutron Radiography
Army
39,335
Robinson, A.H.
Gadolinium Burnout Rates In Light Water Reactors
Exxon
10,000
5,000
771,344
7,000
NUCLEAR ENGINEERING
Forest Engineering Research: 1984-85
(College of Forestry)
Faculty
State*
of
Subject Area
Beschta, R.L.
Water Quality
Brown, G.W.
Research
Grants
Oregon
43,357
$ 50,726
AdmInistration
58,524
0
Froehlich, H.A.
Stream ProtectIon
24,912
0
Froehlich, H.A.
Soil ProtectIon
1,223
95,000
Kellogg, L.D.
Small Log Harvesting
26,766
8,000
LeDoux, C.B.
Harvest Unit Design
36,754
0
Sessions, J.J.
Roads and Landslides
78,974
0
Olsen, E.D.
Road Construction
45,181
0
Pyles, M.R.
Slope StabilIty
33,163
21,386
TOTALS
TOTAL
*Forest Research Laboratory
$
$
348,854
$
$523,966
175,112
Education Support Grants: 1984-85
Various outside interests annually give financial and other resources which support College of Engineering programs. Those related principally to research and graduate education are listed here
College
of
Engineering
Burgess, F.J.
Advanced Materials Research-Materials to
OSU Fdn.
186,975
Support High Technology
Agricultural Engineering
National Needs Graduate Student Fellowship
USDA
55,000
Layton, R.D.
Highway Engineering and Safety: Short
Courses and Technical Assistance
OTSC
86,652
Layton, R.D.
Short Courses in Traffic Engineering and
Highway Safety Fundamentals
OTSC
45,000
Schaumburg, F.D.
Professional Training in Pollution
Control/Water Supply
EPA
7,407
Cuenca, R.H.
Civil Engineering
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Forbes, L.
Electronic Equipment Purchase
ECC
49,000
Owen, S.J.T.
Purchase of Equipment for Department of Electrical
and Computer Engineering
ECC
49,000
Philbrick, D.A.
Oregon Energy Extension Service (EES) Program
OSDE
577,714
Philbrick, D.A.
Oregon Energy Extension Service (EES) Program
(Supplement)
DOE
35,196
Philbrick, D.A.
Super Good Cents Technical Training
NWPPA
52,346
Mechanical Engineering
10
Faculty Publication$: 1984-85
AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING
Booster, D.E.
with Kerry L. PetiTion end Harry
J. Mack, "Effect of Tillag. on
"Reducing Bacterial Nan-Point
Pollution In Tlllamook Bay, TWamoolç OR," published In proceedlags of Non-Point Pollution Abatemait Symposium,. Marquette Urd-
Sweet Corn Development ónd
YIeld" October 1984, Oregon Agrl-
verdty, Milwaukee, W4 April 1985.
cultwul Experiment Station Tech-
Parlors," Proceedings of the 1985
Lower Columbia Dairy Short
Course, Sponsored by Washington
and Oregon State University Extendon Services, January 1985.
nical Paper 7309.
Honsen. Hidi J.
"Wind as en Energy Source," 80sUdif2l-mimiti, prepared for
USDA Extension Service, Washington, D.C., November 1984.
"Using a Heat Pwnp in MWdnp
"Basic Ventilation Ccnaidsraticns,"
Special Report 731, 26th Aresal
Swine Day, A(cuitwel Experiment Station,
HeUickeon, Martin L.
OigonState CMtver-
slt CorveWa, February 1985.
Broiler House Summer
Ventilation," (with C.F. Chen),
Oregon State University Agr(cultwat Experiment Station Teclmlcal
of
'Paper No. 7370, MAE TecMloal
Paper No. 84-4528, December
1984
"Research Priority of Issues of the
5530 Environment Group, Struc-
my En*enment
Oral report
Division,"
pita abstract, pre-
sented at the 1934 Winter Meeting
of the American Society of Agricultwal Engineers, New Orleans,
LA, December 1984.
lcothe, Edward H.
f ControUlng
"U.vlerstaidttig
Crevice Corrosion In Stainless
SteQfi." Sea Grant Marine Advisory
Progrim Bulletin SG 78, 1984.
with LII. Hildsrtrand,
A Swvey
of Seafood Science and Engineering
Problems mid Oppert&stltles at
Oregon State University," OW Sea
Grunt Publication ORES U-Q-85001, 1985.
"Effective Uttzaticn of Natural
VentIlatIon," Special Report 731,
26th Amwal Swine Day, Agricultural Experiment Station, Oregon
State University, CorwWsj Fibruary 1985.
"Remodeling Farrowlng end Nursery FacilIties," Special Report
with C.B. Gflbertson, L.R. SI'miyler,
orid J.A. Moore), "Livestock Real-
Trimmer, Walter L.
"Teclmical Options for Conserving
Water," Conference Not, Agri-
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Trlpathl, VIJaI K.
with IA. Van Vechten, "Consequences
of Anion Vacancy Nqarest
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with P.K. Bhattacharya, "Electron
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istorm Quantum Well and Superlattice Structures," Superlattices
and Mlcrosbtactures, Academic
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with H. Lee, "Spectral
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"OMAX: A Method of Motivating
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INDUSTRIAL & GENERAL
ENGINEERING
Fichter, Euaert
"Kinematics of a Parallel Con-
nection Manipulator," ASME Mechanisms Conference, Cambridge,
MA, October 1984.
Randhawa, Sabah U.
with
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S.A., June, 1984.
"A Versatile Method for Accountability and Motivation Through
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with D. Cho, "Development of a
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(with
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Riggs, James L.
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Henny, U.S. Department of the
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Energy Extension Publication, PNW
262, April 1985.
"Lateral
with
Mixing of Solids in a Partially
N.
Sitthiphong,
Defluidized Bed with Immersed
Heat Exchange Tubes," in ASME
Journal of Engineering for Gas
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pp. 685-689, July 1.
with T. Fitzgerald, S. Crane, Y.
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Parameter Evaluation of Com-
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No. 4, pp. 3-15, 1984.
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pared for USDA, September 1985.
Calder, Clarence A.
Force Platform
Based on Strain Gages," Proceedof 1985 SEM Conference on
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Experimental Mechanics,
1985, pp. 823-826.
June
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of Athletic Shoes," Report, 1984.
Balloon Swivel Test,"
Flying Scotsman, March 1985.
"Logging
"Shock Absorption Charocterisics
of Athletic Shoes," Experimental
Kanury, A. Murty
with K.T. Yang, J.R. Lloyi, and K.
"Modeling of Turbulent
Buoysnt Flows in Aircraft Cabins,"
Satoh,
Combustion Science and Techriology, Vol. 39, pp. 107, 118, 1984.
Larson, Milton B.
with Octave Levenspiel, G.T.
Zhong, and F. Ouyang, "Preliminary
Sttsiy of a Radiantly Heated Flui-
with Greg Wheeler, "Heat Pumps
for Homes, A Guide for Decision,"
The
Supervisor,
Productive
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NJ, 1985, 432 pp. Productive
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with G.M. Reistad, T. Bauer, S.
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87 (1984).
"Methods of Dealing with Large
Sections of Analysis Courses,"
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Computer
Aided
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Olas, Andrzej
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Stability. In. Trends in Theory and
Practice of Nonlinear Differential
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edited
by
Equations,"
Lakshmikant ham, Marcel Dekker,
New York, NY, 1984.
"Liapunov's Stability of Nonlinear
Periodic Systems," Trans. CSME,
Vol. 8, No. 4, 1984.
with D.E. Bently and A. Muszynska,
"Report on the 4th World Pro-
"First and
Second Law Evaluations of WoodFired Combined Cycle Power
Plants," presented at the November
"Identification of the Parameters
of a Rotor with the Strong Gyro-
Autumn 1984.
1985 ASME Winter Annual Meeting.
1984.
ductivity Conference," National
Productivity Review, pp. 446-449,
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Burke, Peter M.
Pacific Northwest Field Station,
with S. Faruqui, "Application of
Expert Systems in the Electronics
Industry,"
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
"Testing of Black-Crowned Night-
"A Decision Support System to Aid
Multi-Attribute Decision Making,"
ORSA/TIMS Joint National Meet-
Brawn,
"Mechanical Systems Analysis for
Combined Cycle Biomass Energy
Project: Off-Design Analysis and
Control of a Wood-Fired Combined-Cycle Power Plant," pre-
Techniques, V. 9, No. 6, June 1985,
pp. 21-24.
3, 543-552, May/June 1985.
for Analytic Model Selection in an
Engineering Work Station Environment," ORSA/TIMS Joint National
with R.
Bryn jolfsort, S.
Fox,
scopic Effect by Perturbation Testing," Technical Report, Bently, NV
Rawers, James C.
"Low-Cycle Fatigue of Type 316
Stainless Steel," accepted for
"Res
Mechanlc,"
publication,
November 1984.
with A.H. George, "Local Heat
Transfer Coefficients for a Horizontal Tube In a Large Particle
Fluldized Bed at Elevated Temperattire," AIChE
1984.
Alavlzadeh, R.L. Adams
and A. Goshayeshl, "An instrument
with-- N.
for Local Radiative Heat Transfer
Measurement In a Gas Fluldized
Reistad, Gordon M.
with D. Elger and S. Lang, "Design
and Awillable Energy Analysts of a
Heating-Only Residential, Heat
Pump for the Western Pacific
Northwest," ASHRAE Transactions,
Vol. 91, Pt. 2 1985.
with S.K. Lee, "Thermod)namlc
Analysis of Gothermal Energy
Systems with Forced Recovery
from Aquifers," ASME Transactions
Josunal of iflergy Resources TechVoL lO?,
nebca
with W.R. McMahon, "Heat Pump
De1* for Aquifer Seasonal' Heatlng..Only Thermal Energy Storage
Syetems," ASHRAE Tranaaction,
Vol. 90, 1984.
with DJ. Buslmeli, T. Bauer, S.
Brssjolfsson,"System
Parameter Evahaitlon of
Fes, and S.
Blomasa-Fueléd
Combined-Cycle
L4STED
Powsi"-plwits,"
inter-
nattøi*l Ssnposiwn, Energy, Power
and Em4rcnmental System; San
FrancIsco, Jtnte
1984.
wlth D.J. BuslmeU, T. Bauer, S.
Br)e4Olffsort, and S. Fox),"Thermal
Analysts, for Combined-Cycle
Blomas. Energy Project. Evaluatimi of Parametric and Selected
System Variations of CombinedCycle
Btornass Systems," Prepared
for USDA, JanwJry 1985.
(with DJ. BusMeU, T. Bauer, S.
Br-pjolffson,
Heat Transfer Conference, August
1984, published
ceedings Volume.
In AIChE Pro-
"Heat Transfer In Large Particle
FluJdlzed Beds, presented at Joint
US/China Worimhop on Heat Trans-
fer, XIox., Chtna, October 1983.
Published In Chinese Journal of
Engineering Thermophyslcs, Special
Issue 1984.
and S. Fox),"ThermaL
with A. Gcshayeshl, R.L. Adams,
mid N. AZa'Azo4eh, "Local Heat
Transfer Coefficients for Karlzcntal Tube Arrays In High Temp-
erature Large Particle Fluldtzed
Beds - An ExperImental' St&xiy,"
presented at the 23rd NatIonal
Heat Transfer Conference, Denver,
CO, August 1985, Published in
CO, August 1985, PublIshed In
AIChE Proceedings Volume.
Wilson, Robert E.
with S.N. Walker, "Performance
Analysis of Horizontal Axis Wind
Turbines," prepared for NASA
Lewis Reiearch Center, Cleveland,
OH, wider Grant NAG-3 -2 78,
September 1984.
with J.4. Neff, "A First Order
1970, 3rd EdItion
of the Effect of Pitching
on the Drag Coefficient," prepared
for Sandia National Laboratories,
with J.R. Welty and C.E. Wicks,
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mia Mass Transf! Joist Wiley &
Sons, 1969 (2nd EditIon, 1976; 3rd
1984.
Book
No.
with K.D. Flrdon and A.M. Jacobs,
"Optimizing the Compton Profile
Approach to Two-Phase Distribution Measur.ments" In Mi4U-Phipe
Flow mid Heat Transfer W iditsd
by T.N. Vezlroglu
811-820,
Elsevler
Science
Amsterdam, 1984.
with M.H.
Publisherè,
Youssefnla end J.C.
Rlngle, "A Remark on Near Critical Flow Computation by Thermal
Hydraulic Codes," Trans. Am. Nucl.
1985.
with C. Carey mid E.T. Dugan,
"Thermal Hydraulic Analysis of
Arnular Fuel P9w me Lqw Power
Density PWR," Trans. Am. Nuci.
482
(1984).
Re flooding
Phases
af
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494
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with S.K. Clayton midA.M. Jacobs,
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Methodsj" Trans. Ant. Nucl.
Soc,
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with R.M. Klein, A.M. Jacobs mid
E.A. Farber, "Monitoring of bneSttory In Enclosed Turbulent Liquid
Twilm Using Floating Gamma-Ray
Sources," Pioceedhion to 31st
International.
Instrwnentatlon
O) a-u,
R.G. Baker, AM. Jacobs, and
Kcndlc, "Compton Profile
Measurement of rwo-Phase Flow
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Chem.
Enln.
with
N.N.
Comm, Vol. 27, pp. 47-57, 1914.
EdItion, 1984).
with R.W. Thresher, "Electrical
Energy From the Wind," Mechanical Enqlneertrvj, Januery 1984.
with CE. WlcIm mid R.E. Wilson,
Fundamentals of Momentum Heat
rrvns er .i. wuey ana
ana M
Sons, New Yorlç
9, 2nd Edition
phase Fiq, ASME
G00292, June 1985
Trans. Am. NucL SoC.,
Albuquerque, NM, September 1984.
James R.
lng-Survey of Past and PreSent
Work," In Cavitation and Multi-
Heat Transfer Conference, Denver,
presented at the' 23rd National
for USDA, June 1984.
September, 1984.
with N.N. Kcndic and A-.M. Jacobs,
"Non-Intrusive Two-Phase Density
Measurement by Compton Scatter-
with M.K. Drost, "Volumetric
Receiver Radiation Heat Transfer,"
Analysis
with DJ. BuslVteU, T. Bauer, S.
Brytjolffson, and S. Foz),"Thermal
for
Analysis
Combined-Cycle
Bloniass Energy Project: Development of Computer Simulation of
Blomass Combined-Cycle Power
prepared far USDA,
Plants,"
Anghale, Samlm
with J.E. Bwcbfteld end E.T.
Dtn,. "ThermaUy lnthmsd Mechanical Behavior of LWR Fuel
Cladding During Blondosat mid
AIChE Proceedings Volwne.
for
Combined-Cycle'
Blomase Energy Project: Thermal
Analysis of Base Case," prepared
Analysis'
Welt
presented at ASUE/AIChE National
No. 1, March
1985.
mid
Bed at Elevated Ten1jratures,"
NUCLEAR ENGINEERING
"Preliminary Analysts
of
Dynamic
Stall Effects on a 91-meter Wind
Turbine Rotor," DOE/NASA Horizontal-A its Wind Turbine Technology Workshop, Cleveland, OH,
May 8-10, 1984.
with Y.C. SW, "Dynamic Simvlatlan
of a Westinghouse PWR 'Four-Loop
Plant During Steam Generator
Tube Rupture Event," prepared for
PGE, 051)-NE 8502, Jw.e 1985.
with T. YiImaz and A.H. Robinson,
"Transient Response of the Trojan
Nuclear Plant Pressurizer Relief
System," prepared for PGE, 051)NE 8502, ApriL 1985.
17
with L.A. Farber, et at., "Flowmeter and Liquid Level Instru-
with L. Hum phries and D. Markley,
"Training
Emergency
Local
Response Personnel to Handle
KSA, Contract No. NAS 10-10932,
Transportation Accidents Involving
Radioactive
Materials,"
29th
Annual Meeting of the Health
Physics Society, New Orleans, LA,
mentation," Final Report NASAApr11 1985.
Binney, Stephen E.
with G.R. Davidson, G.P. Lahti,
J.D. Ingle, Jr., J.C. Westcill, and
M.D.
"Postaccident
Naught on,
Systems for Monitoring Primary
Coolant Radioactivity and Chemis-
try," Trans. Am. Nucl. Soc.,
46,
329, 1984.
with
L.L.
Hum phrles,
"Hazard
Assessment of Worst Case Transportation
Accidents
Involving
Typical
Radioactive
Materials
Shipments - Part 1," OSU-NE-8402,
1984.
1984.
Johnson, Arthur C.
with
A.G.
Johnson
and
T.V.
Anderson, "Health Physics Aspects
of the Oregon State University
TRIGA Reactor Fuel Shipment,t
9th TRIGA User's
Anaheim, 1984.
Conference,
with B. Dodd and C.H. Wang, "The
Oregon State University TRIGA
Reactor (OSTR)," Atomkernenergie-Kemtechnik,
supplement
Volume 44, pp. 185-201, 1984.
to
Dodd, Brian
"l-Iealth
Physics
Aspects
of a
Research Reactor Fuel Shipment,"
Health Physics, 48, 1, 114-116,
1985.
with CM. Wang and A.G. Johnson,
"The Oregon State University
TRIGA
Reactor
(OSTR),"
Atomkernergie, Kerntechnik, 44,
Anderson
and
A.G.
9th TRIGA User's
Anaheim, 1984.
Conference,
with A.G. Johnson, T.V. Anderson
with C.H. Wang and T.V. Anderson,
tection Training Program Designed
to Reduce Occupational Radiation
Dose to Individuals Using Pneumatic-Transfer Systems at the
Oregon State Reactor," 9th TRIGA
User's Conference, Anaheim, 1984.
and D.S. Pratt, "A Radiation Pro-
1984.
with L.L.
II.]
T.B.
SuppL 195-201, 1984.
"The Use of Fault Tree Analysis to
Minimize Research Reactor Downtime,"
Atomkemergie,
Kerntechnik, 44, Suppl, 494-500,
rroi
with
Johnson, 'Preparation and Planning
for the Replacement of the Oregon
State University TRIGA Reactor
Rotary Specimen Rack Assembly,"
Hwnphries,
"Hazards
with B. Dodd and T.V. Anderson,
"Health Physics Aspects of a
Research Reactor Fuel Shipment,"
TRIGA Owner's Conference IX,
Anaheim, CA 1984.
with B. Dodd, T.V. Anderson, and
W.T. Carpenter, "Preparation and
Planning for the Replacement of
the Oregon State University TRIGA
Reactor Rotary Specimen Rack
Assembly," TRIGA Owner's Con-
ference IX, Anaheim, CA 1984.
with B. Dodd, T.V. Anderson, D.
Pratt, and W.T. Carpenter, "A
Radiation
Protection
Training
Assessment of Worst Case Transportation Accidents Involving
Radioactive Materials," American
Nuclear Society Winter Meeting,
Assessment of Worst Case TransAccidents Involving
portation
Program Designed to Reduce
Occupational Radiation Dose to
Individuals Using Pneumatic Trans-
TRIGA Reactor," TRIGA Owner's
San Francisco, CA, 1985.
Radioactive Materials
Typical
Shipments - Part 2," OSU-NE-8405,
1984.
with
L.L.
Hurnphries,
"Hazard
fer Systems at the Oregon State
Conference IX, Anaheim, CA 1984.
Areas
of
Current Research Interest
Agricultural Engineering
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Inlgatlon
Solid state electronics
Seed processing
Systems engineering
Computer engineering
Materials engineering
Farm structures
Straw burning
Waste management
Nan-point pollution control
Post harvest storage of crops
Harvesting of agricuLtural crops
Seafood processing
System modeling
Soil drabge and contaminant removel
Chemical Engineering
Heat exchanger fouling
Fluldlzed bed combustion
Mr pollution control
Civil Engln.erli
Asphalt materials
Artificial Islands
Environmental engineering
Haza'd waste marvlg,ment
Biological Treatment
Uarixa mid harbor structures
Erosion control
Forest slaps Stability
Kskvdynam1cs
Iróastrlal Engineei'ing
Productivity
Robotics
Expert systems
Engineering economics
Nuclear Enainee
High speed motion neutron radiography
Reactor dynamics
Neutron radiography
Radiation safety
Reactor safety
Nuclear fuel management
Environmental radiation
Radlotracer methodology
Nuclear instrumentation
Nuclear Waste Management
Mechanical Enalnie
Wind power generation
Fluldlzed bed heat transfer
Blomass energy production
Combustion
Computer-aided design
Solar energy production
Air pollution control
Robotics
Materials science
Structural dynamics
Fluid mechanics
Sd transport
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Covell i-fall 201
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Miner, Department Head
Gilmore Hall 116
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Booster, Brooks, Caletzo, Cuenca, J.R.
Associate Dean for Research
W.L. Schroeder
Covell Hall 219
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Long, Matson, Moore, Trimmer
Industrial and General Engineering
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(503) 754-4645
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Harlan, McDowell, Peterson, Randhawa,
West
(503) 754-2841
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Chemical Engineering 103
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Mrazek
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Rogers FlaIl 204
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Holley, Kanury, Kennedy, Larson, Olas,
Philbrick, Rawers, Reistad, Smith, CJllman,
Wheeler, Wilson, Zaworski
Nuclear Engineering
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Radiation Center C 102
(503) 754-2341
Dodd, Johnson,
Ringle, Robinson, Woods
Anghaie, Binney,
Bell (C.A.), Bell (J.R.), Bella, Hicks,
Hudspeth, Kurt geman, Laursen, Layton,
Leonard, McDougal, Miller, Nath, Nelson,
Peterson, Phelps, Pritchett, Rogge,
Schroeder, Schultz, Sollitt, Vinson,
Williamson, Woods
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Dearborn Hall 303
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Chamberlain, Engelbrecht, Forbes, Herzog,
Jensen, Kolodziej, Lauw, Lillevik, Looney,
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Wallace, Weber
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Kilen,