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David A. Hullender,
Ph.D., P.E.
Professor
Education: Ph.D. Massachusetts Institute
of Technology, 1969 ~ M.S.M.E. Oklahoma State University, 1967 ~
B.S.M.E. Oklahoma State University, 1966
Areas of Expertise: Machine vibration and stress
analysis, hydraulic pneumatic and mechanical systems design and
analysis, compressible and incompressible fluid dynamics, modeling
and computer simulation, and analysis of random and stochastic processes.
Background: Dr. Hullender served as a Mechanical
Engineering Consultant for Foster Miller Associates, 1968-1969,
and as a Project Aerosystems Engineer for General Dynamics, involved
in model formulation for error analysis of inertial navigation systems.
He has served as a consultant to the Vought Corporation on such
subjects as air cushion suspension dynamics and error analysis of
inertial navigation systems. He has extensive experience with the
analysis of pile driver performance and evaluation for Raymond International.
He has conducted performance and structural analyses for amusement
rides for LMC, Inc., fork lifts for Pettibone, loading ramps for
Bluff Welding, and construction platforms and joists for A&B
Equipment. He has performed design analysis studies for hydraulic
flight control systems for E-Systems and simulation of the fluid
dynamics in ink jet printers for Mead Office Systems. Dr. Hullender
has been a Professor at UT Arlington since 1970.
E-mail: hullender@uta.edu
Website: maepro.uta.edu/hullender
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