Faculty Member
Prof. Amitava De amit@iitb.ac.in
Ph.D. Research Students
Alam S A
Arshad.Syed@irclass.org
Degala V K
dvk13mech@gmail.com
Mehta M
mmehta1973@gmail.com
Manvatkar V (Ms)
vinayamanvatkar@gmail.com
M Tech Student
Roushan Jha
10310025@iitb.ac.in
RA (M Tech) Students
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SITAC stands for Structural Integrity Testing and
Analysis Center. SITAC laboratory is created in the Department of
Mechanical Engineering at IIT Bombay with a funding of approximately Rs.
1.2 crore. This facility has a high loading capacity facilitated by two
servohydraulic actuators (DARTEC, UK-make) and valves. The system has
advanced control features along with state-of-the-art 50 channel Data
Acquisition Systems (DATALOGGER, Australia - make) and has a 100 kN EOT
crane attachment for material handling, complete with all earthquake
resistant features. Simultaneous monitoring of strains are possible at 50
- 60 points on the test specimen.
We further cary out fundamental computational research work in the area of
finite element modeling of mechanical behavior of metallic materials under
fatigue loading.
Sponsored and consultancy jobs/projects are regularly undertaken in SITAC
laboratory. This facility is also used for demonstration on mechanical
testing of large size components to undergraduate and postgraduate
students Following are some of features of the facility avilable at SITAC
Laboratory:
- Maximum Dynamic Loading Capacity : 2 X 600 kN.
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Maximum Static Loading Capacity : 2 X 750 kN.
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Maximum Length of Stroke (of Each Actuator) : 150 mm.
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Maximum Loading Cycle Frequency (at highest load) : 1 Hz.
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Machine On-time : 12 to 15 hours continuously.
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Maximum Weight of Component : 100 kN.
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Maximum Size of Component : 7 m (length) X 2.8 m (width) X 3 m (height).
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Loading Pattern : Sinusoidal, Square, Random.
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One 10 Ton EOT Crane is available for Material Handling.
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