Roman Ivantysyn

Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter at TU Dresden

Greater Dresden Area

About

I am very interested and active in the hydraulic industry. I am very skilled in pump design and am currently working on understanding and extending the lifetime of hydrostatic machines. Prior to this I work on the system level, combining my knowledge of hydraulic components with system architectures. The primary focus is Displacement Control of large scale machinery as well as designing the right components to do so, in terms of lifetime and robustness.

Experience

  • Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter at TU Dresden
    Sep 2011 - Present · 14 yrs 11 mos

    Currently I am working on various pump design and analysis projects. Main focus of my studies are tribological improvements and lifetime extension of pumps. In previous projects I worked in hydraulic systems to improve efficiency and complexity of large scale mining excavators.

  • Research Assistant at Purdue University
    May 2009 - Aug 2011 · 2 yrs 4 mos

    Computational Design of Axial Piston Machines - Developed a framework to design Axial Piston Pumps from start to finish using various computer models (CASPAR, Matlab Simulink, VPOptim, ProE).

  • Intern at CNH
    May 2007 - Aug 2007 · 4 mos

    Software Development/ Testing / Implementation on Excavators and Wheelloaders. Engine Calibration, and training of workers.