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SECTION INSTRUCTOR
Professor Steven J. Skerlos
FLUID MECHANICAL MODEL
ECO-REDESIGN OF A CELLULAR TELEPHONE
ME 450 TEAM 26A
Samir Karamchandani, Cory Klein, Shirish Sabnis, Ryan Schrieber, Shamita Shah
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• Due to the present limitations on the capacity of micromachined pumps,
it is critical to optimize the geometry and surface characteristics of the
observation channel.
• With proper geometrical arrangement, required flowrate and
hydrodynamic focusing are expected to be achievable using
micromachined pumps.
• Finite element models of sheath flow will be validated for predictive
modeling at the “silicon-scale”.
The overarching goal of this research is to develop a miniaturized, on-line, and low-cost technology to rapidly detect
and quantify bacteria and fungus populations in environmental applications. This poster outlines the first of two phases
of research that will achieve a novel integration of microfluidics and micro-integrated optics applicable to microbial detection
and quantification in a small, low-power silicon-based package. A rapid, stand-alone microbial detector and quantification
device will be produced that is suitable for automated or hand-held operation and direct integration to space-constrained
systems such as machine tools and fluid distribution networks. This device is based on the flow cytometry concept, and is
called the Micro-Integrated Flow Cytometer (MIFC).
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Integrate Excitation, and
Detection at
“Chip Level”
“Chip Level”
Integrate Pumps,
Electronics, and Channels
at “Device Level”
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Professor Steven J. Skerlos
ENVIRONMENTAL AND
SUSTAINABLETECHNOLOGY (EAST)
LABORATORY