Mona Amer, M.Sc.


30823 Garbsen


MAIN FOCUS
- Vibrations at Axial Compressor
- Operational Modal Analysis
Research Projects
Experimental characterization of an axial compressor’s casing vibrations
The influence of casing and foundation structures is insufficiently considered in rotordynamics models. Casing structures can have an influence on the natural frequencies and the damping of rotors. For this reason, a joint research project between IDS and TFD yields a nonlinear, reduced casing model, which is validated on the basis of experimental data. To this end, experiments are carried out at TFD both at standstill condition, in particular with the aid of electrodynamic vibration exciters and numerous accelerometers, and during operation of the high-speed axial compressor. Methods used to determine the modal parameters include experimental modal analysis and, for the data from operation, operational modal analysis, which is as well further developed. The experimentally validated casing model will serve as input for rotordynamics models and will improve their predictions in the future.
CURRICULUM VITAE
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Work Experience
- 2016
Internship: HSVA Hamburgische Schiffbau-Versuchsanstalt GmbH, Hamburg
- 2017
Internship: Fraunhofer-Center für maritime Logistik und Dienstleistungen (CML), Hamburg
Internship: Gesellschaft für internationale Zusammenarbeit GIZ GmbH, Eschborn
- 2018-present
Groupleader and Research Assistant: Institute of Turbomachinery and Fluid Dynamics
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Studies
- 2011 – 2014
Mechanical Engineering (B.Sc.): TU Darmstadt
- 2014
Bachelor Thesis: Calculation of top and bumpfoil deformation in an air-operated radial bearing
- 2014-2015
Study Abroad: Ecole Centrale de Lyon
- 2015-2017
Mechanics (M.Sc.): TU Darmstadt
- 2017
Masterarbeit: Determination of suitable methods for operational modal analysis on vehicle brakes