As a project leader, Bart Teerlinck creates products and processes with the aid of advanced computer simulations. Virtual engineering allows the building of a 'virtual prototype' and studying its behaviour in detail. It gives you deeper insight and, at the end, a better and more reliable product.
Bart has a Master's degree in Bioscience Engineering and started off his carreer with Sirris in 2000, focusing on the needs of the pressure vessel industry. Nowadays, he advices the process equipment industry in general with concept studies, material choices and manufacturing processes.
Publications
- European Pressure Equipment Research Council goes virtual
- European project to unlock potential of ocean energy
- Efficient numerical methodologies for uncertainty quantification and optimisation
- Printed Board Assembly Reliability seminar
- First EPERC International Conference 'Pressure Equipment Innovation and Safety'
- Update your knowledge on legislation and standardisation of pressure equipment
- CNHi produces castable design for tension arm
- Added value when joining dissimilar materials
- More solutions with multi-material joining
- NeSSIE enters the battle against corrosion in offshore energy installations