Biography
Dr. Ramulu was born in southern
India.
Education
He completed his doctoral degree at
University of Washington in 1982 under
Dr. Kobayashi's guidance.
Teaching
He teaches 4-5 undergraduate/graduate courses every calendar year at the Mechanical Engineering Department at the
University of Washington. These courses include
mechanics of materials,
fracture mechanics,
fatigue, and advanced
manufacturing processes.
Research
His main research activities focus on
solid mechanics,
fatigue,
fracture mechanics, and their applications in
manufacturing engineering, and
design and manufacturing of composite materials
Publications
1. Electrical discharge machining of functionally graded 15-35 Vol% SiC p/Al compositesSeo, Y.W. (School of Engineering and Computer Science, Washington State University Vancouver); Kim, D.; Ramulu, M. Source: Materials and Manufacturing Processes, v 21, n 5, Jun 1, 2006, p 479-487.
2. Facing SiCp/Mg metal matrix composites with carbide toolsPedersen, W. (Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering, 105 VKH, University of Minnesota Duluth); Ramulu, M. Source: Journal of Materials Processing Technology, v 172, n 3, Mar 10, 2006, p 417-423.
3. Waterjet peening at 600MPa: A first investigation. Hashish, M. (Flow International Corporation); Chillman, A.; Ramulu Source: American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Fluids Engineering Division (Publication) FED, v 261 FED, 2005, p 45-52.
4. Edge finishing and delamination effects induced...
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