ROMAC  The Rotating Machinery and Controls (ROMAC) Industrial Program supports cooperative research efforts conducted by faculty, staff, and students in the Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Department and the Electrical Engineering Department at the University of Virginia.

Module 1  Introduction to rotor dynamics.  Introduction to bearing dynamics.  Introduction to magnetic bearings. Module 2  Applied rotor dynamics for industrial rotors.  Stability of industrial compressor rotors.  Advanced fluid film bearing analysis.  Compressible flow seals.

 Module3  Rotor dynamics of turbo machines.  Optimization techniques in rotor dynamics.  Dynamics of aircraft engines.  Support stiffness effects.  Torsional vibrations.  Module 4  Rotor dynamics of motors and turbine.  Generators.  API specifications for rotor dynamics.  Rotor rubs.

Module 5  Squeeze film dampers.  Specifications for magnetic bearing rotors.  Geared systems.  Module 6  Test rigs for rotor dynamics.  Field measurements of industrial rotors.  Use of Rotor dynamic Codes.

 Salient features  80% hands on / practical classes.  Real time Scenarios / Project Exposure.  Limited no of students per batch.  Corporate Training Atmosphere  Week end Batches to suit Professional.  Placement Assistance which includes 1. Resume Preparation 2. Individual Counselling 3. Offline Support, which includes queries and assignments. 4. Association with people who are working for more than 20 Companies who may provide interviews.  Backup Classes.  Provision to come for one more Batch.