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Research Grants and Sponsors

Principal Investigator (PI): R. Singh unless stated otherwise.

Block Grants


The Ohio Board of Regents Investment Fund Competition
(PI: R. Singh)
Advanced Instrumentation for Machinery Acoustics and Vibration Research
1996-02 $1.85M

DOD/URI Dynamics of High Power Density Rotorcraft Transmissions
(PI: D. R. Houser and R. Singh)
US Army Research Office
1992-99 $1.8M


Contracts and Grants


  • Army Research Office Sliding Friction in Geared Systems 2002-2005

  • OSU (TREP and Gear Lab) Gear Friction Noise Sources 2002-2005

  • RITA and NRTC Friction and Surface Roughness Issues 2004-2005

  • Various Industries Gear Rattle Analysis and Driveline Simulation 1997-2005
    (Fiat CRF, Volvo, Eaton R&D, Eaton Clutch, LuK, Saab, GM, etc.)

  • Hyundai Motor Company Certificate Program and Research Scholars 2004

  • CAR Industrial Consortium Mid-Frequency Structure-borne Noise Paths 2001-2004

  • CAR Industrial Consortium Brake Noise (Rotor Acoustics) 99-01, 03-04

  • DaimlerChrysler Non-linear Torque Converter Clutch Analyses 2000-2004

  • Glower Chair Endowment Discretionary Research Funds 2001-2006

  • General Motors & Goodyear High Frequency Behavior of Mounts 1999-2005

  • CAR Industrial Consortium Visco-Elastic Damping System Design 1999-2003

  • Ford Non-linear Model of Hydraulic Mount 1999-2003

  • Delphi Chassis Brake Noise Analysis & Diagnostics 1999-2002

  • LuK (CAR Consortium) Friction-induced Vibration in Clutches 2000-2001

  • Edison Welding Institute Dynamics of Hydroformed Structures & Joints 1999-2001

  • Chrysler & Goodyear Non-linear Engine Mount Tuning 1997-2000

  • Bosch Braking Systems Dynamics of Brake-Caliper-Pad System 1996-1998

  • Chrysler Automatic Transmission Gear Noise 1995-1997 (PI: D. R. Houser and R. Singh)

  • Army Research Office Active Control of Non-linear Mounts 1994-1999

  • NASA Lewis Gearbox Casing Acoustics 1994-1996

  • GM DELPHI Chassis Stopping Mechanism Noise in ABS Actuators 1994-1996

  • OSU-CAR Sound Quality of Drivetrains and Brakes 1994-1995

  • Edison Welding Institute Dynamic Analysis of Welded Joints 1992-1995

  • OSU-CAR Suspension System Non-linearities 1991-1992

  • IBM Noise Sources in Hard Disk Drives 1990-1993

  • GM Gear Center Multi-Mesh Gear System Modeling 1990-1993

  • Nissan (Japan) Transmission Rattle and Bearing Dynamics 1990-1993

  • Teledyne Research Program Modeling & Design of Engine Hydromounts 1989-1993

  • TREP (OSU) Dynamic Analysis of Clearances 1989-1990

  • Copeland Corp. Scroll Compressor Vibration Transmission 1989-1993

  • NASA Lewis Gear Dynamics & Housing Noise 1987-1991 (PI: D. R. Houser and R. Singh)

Research Workshop Grants

India-US Symposium on Emerging Trends in Vibration and Noise Engineering

Supported by the National Science Foundation (USA), industry, Ohio State and the Department of Science and Technology in India.

  • March 1996 at IIT Delhi (India) (PI: R. Singh) 1995-96

  • December 2001 at OSU (PI: R. Singh and A. Selamet) 2001-02

Equipment Grant

An informal alliance between the state of Ohio universities, government labs and industry was formed in mid to late 90s. This was led by the Center for Automotive Research (Ohio State University) and the Structural Dynamics Research Laboratory (University of Cincinnati). A $1.85 million equipment proposal was submitted to the Ohio Board of Regents and it was approved via a multi-staged competitive review process. Professor Raj Singh was the principal investigator of this project. The equipment list included near-field acoustic holography equipment, a laser scanning vibrometer and and rotational laser system, a nonlinear dynamics test facility, a networked data acquisition system of high spectral bandwidth and concurrent monitoring capability, high frequency elastomer measurement system, a multi-channel active noise and vibration controller, and engine intake and exhaust noise measurement system. This new equipment created an unmatched noise and vibration control research infrastructure.