Anatoly V. Ghavrish – Experienced Engineer

Filed Under ( The Smooth Flow People) by Pulsar on 16-09-2011

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Anatoly V. Ghavrish
Experienced Engineer
Finite Element Analysis / Solid Modeling / SolidWorks

Anatoly V. Ghavrish is an experienced and adaptive design engineer specializing in analysis, education, programming, and software operation. More than 30 years experience in engineering practice within fields such as industrial design, aerospace, and team supervision; including 4 years lecturing as an Assistant Professor at the National Mining University in the Ukraine. A green card holder available for immediate relocation, residing in the USA, with industrial design experience in North Carolina, and in search of challenging opportunities elsewhere within the United States.

Current projects
Software engineering – translating basic code to “C”,
Create and add GUIs, data capture filtering for use as input sets.
Fluid dynamic equations and the MatLab interface

Work Examples
ANSYS Sample Images
Solidworks Examples
AutoCAD Assembly Sequences
COSMOS / DesignSTAR
Static Nodal Stress & Displacement

Resume, additional work examples, and other information is available at: http://anatoly.hampstead-nc.us/
Call Toll Free: (888) 326-7377
Mobile: 910-442-9092
Email: Ghav_ana@Yahoo.com

11 Comments

Comments:

Art says...

Hello,
I have a code in Mathlab calculating the minimum pressure loss valve positions in a piece of a petroleum pipe-line. It works great for educational purposes but I want to re-write it for an actual PLC on C-language. I also need to extend the model to make it more realistic in terms of the local conditions (Alberta, Canada)

Posted on: 19/Sep/2011@ 6:13 pm

John says...

Hi, I need to understand how can I mitigate the shock waives from the pump in my water-cooling system. Please write to my e-mail if you can help. Thank you.

Posted on: 21/Sep/2011@ 12:02 am

Mike says...

Hey. It looks like a lot of folks out there miss something in their graphic interfaces. I mean Octave and the rest. Mathlab is nice but costly and takes a lot of time to run large problems. Is there ways to get a direct translation of Mathlab code into C or I have to do it make all over?

Posted on: 21/Sep/2011@ 8:02 pm

Anatoly says...

My experience with Matlab says the large problems could be resolveв much faster. See http://anatoly.hampstead-nc.us/

Posted on: 29/Sep/2011@ 10:28 pm

Chisa says...

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Posted on: 29/Sep/2011@ 10:30 pm

Chisa says...

Привет! Как Ваши дела? Вы говорите на русском? Думаю, у Вас прекрасные шансы найти хорошую работу в США!!!

Posted on: 29/Sep/2011@ 10:34 pm

Anatoly says...

@Chisa Привет! Thank’s. I think so because I could do that http://anatoly.hampstead-nc.us/stress-and-displacement.html#1
Hi! Спасибо. Согласен с тобой. Я же умею делать http://anatoly.hampstead-nc.us/mathcad-math-model/SoG-1050i-375p-DF450.htm

Posted on: 30/Sep/2011@ 3:00 pm

Yuli says...

I would change “Software engineering – translating basic code to “C”, Create and add GUIs, data capture filtering for use as input sets.” into something like: “Software development, C programming, GUI, data acquisition, filtering, and interfacing to Matlab. I think your expertise with fluid dynamic equation is an excellent selling point, and would put something like “Matlab expert” on your page and resume. Good luck!

Posted on: 30/Sep/2011@ 8:21 pm

Anatoly says...

@Yuli Hi Yuli! Thank you so much! We’ll try to fix the problem with the words “Anatoly V Ghavrish is an experienced and highly adaptive design engineer specializing in analysis, education, programming, and software operation”

Posted on: 3/Oct/2011@ 3:45 pm

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