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Engineering Motion System Design and Development

 

OAV Engineering motion systems design and development Team involves low frictionless systems that can be used in a variety of applications, such as metrology, manufacturing, robotics, transportation, and aerospace, medical automation etc.

OAV design and development of motion systems involves a number of steps, including:

1. Defining the problem or need: Identifying the specific task or function that the motion system is intended to perform.

2. Specifying requirements: Determining the performance, reliability, and other requirements for the motion system.

3. Conceptual design: Generating and evaluating ideas for possible solutions to the problem.

4. Detailed design: Developing a detailed design for the motion system, including drawings, specifications, and other engineering documentation.

5. Prototyping and testing: Building and testing prototypes of the motion system to ensure that it meets the specified requirements.

6. Production: Manufacturing the motion system according to the final design.

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Rotor Dynamics Engineering and Dynamic analysis

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Focusing on behavior of rotating structures,  dynamic analysis study of the forces acting on a rotor and the resulting motion and stability of the rotor.

To perform a rotor dynamic analysis, OAV engineers  use computer simulations to model the rotor system and analyze its behavior under various operating conditions. The analytic factors such as the material properties of the rotor, the rotational speed and acceleration of the rotor, the applied loads on the rotor, and the dynamic response of the rotor to these loads.

The results of a rotor dynamic analysis can be used to design and optimize the performance of rotating structures, as well as to identify and troubleshoot problems such as vibration or instability. OAV Engineers use a variety of tools and techniques to perform rotor dynamic analyses, including (CFD) computational fluid dynamics (FEA) finite element analysis, (FDA) frequency domain analysis, and (TDA) time domain analysis.

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Engineering Support from Prototype through production

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Assistance provided by OAV engineers during the development and production of a product. OAV support to customer provided at various stages of the product development process, including the prototype phase and the production phase.

During the prototype phase, engineering support can help identify and resolve design and manufacturing issues, as well as optimize the performance and functionality of the prototype. This support may involve prototyping and testing, as well as design and process optimization.

During the production phase, engineering support helps to ensure that the product is being manufactured consistently and to the required quality standards. This support involves providing technical assistance to production staff, as well as monitoring and improving the manufacturing process.

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Single point of contact dedicated engineer to support your project

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Having a single point of contact dedicated OAV engineer to support your project is a necessary approach for ensuring that your project stays on track and that any issues or questions are promptly addressed.

OAV dedicated engineer is an engineer who is assigned to your project and is responsible for providing engineering support and guidance throughout the project. OAV engineer acts as a single point of contact for the project, meaning that all communication and coordination related to the engineering aspects of the project go through this individual.

Benefits of having a single point of contact dedicated OAV engineer include:

• Improved communication:  single point of contact simplifies communication and ensures that all relevant parties are kept informed about the progress and status of the project.

• Increased efficiency: become familiar with the specific requirements and details of the project, which can help streamline the engineering process to other team member and avoid unnecessary delays.

• Enhanced accountability: Having a dedicated engineer who is responsible for the engineering aspects of the project can help ensure that issues are promptly addressed and that the project stays on track.