Education
B.S., University of Science & Technology
(KNUST), Kumasi-Ghana
M.S., Texas A&M University (TAMU)
Ph.D., Carnegie Mellon University, 2004 - now
Began at Carnegie Mellon
In Fall 2004 as a doctoral student
Research Area and Description
Tribology:
Powder/solid lubrication
Particle Mechanics Techniques:
Powder/solid lubrication modeling and
experimentation
Research Statement
Emmanuel's current research focus involves the
investigation of the powder lubrication and powder flows. His model has
demonstrated an ability to create a self-replenishing, self-repairing
lubrication mechanism using compacted powders, and fractional coverage
approaches. He is currently designing and supervising the construction
a pellet-on disk with slider tribometer.
Work Experience
Teaching Assistant, Carnegie Mellon University,
Thermodynamics, Fall 2004
Contact Information
Phone: (412) 268-1786
Office: HH C110
E-mail: ewornyoh@andrew.cmu.edu
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