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About the Presentation
About the Presentation
Service & Repair (S&R) of parts being used by customers in the field remains an extremely important area for businesses in many different markets. Even with the best designs during new-make manufacturing, not all field usage/events can be anticipated, even after years of customer usage; this is especially true in industries, such as Aviation, power generation, and even automotive applications. With the S&R sector in these industries being well into the $ billions per year, companies spend $ millions on providing S&R to maintain their customer’s equipment. Incorporating S&R thinking into new-make design is critical for these industries, and must be considered for effective designs of complex, expensive parts. This seminar provides an introduction to this topic, covering business, and technical topics.
Friday, September 14, 2018
About the Presenter
About the Presenter
Chuck Adams, Repair Development Engineer - GE Aviation
Chuck Adams is a Repair Development Engineer at General Electric Aviation, providing MRO support for the GE90, and GP7200 engine lines. During his time at General Electric Aviation, he also worked to help certify the CFM LEAP engine line, including design engineering activities on rotating parts, stator hardware, and Ceramic Matrix Composites (CMCs). Chuck obtained his Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering at Boise State University, while also receiving his Master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering at North Dakota State University, and MBA at Indiana University. Outside of work, Chuck enjoys spending time with his family, brewing his own alcoholic drinks, and spending lots of time in the outdoors.
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