Dr. Al Morgan, P.E.

B.S. Mechanical Engineering, Southern Methodist University, 1961. M.S. and Ph.D. emphasizing design, heat transfer and thermal radiation, Oklahoma State University.

Consulting Engineering Associate of SAI and Founder of Al Morgan and Associates.

Retired from Lockheed as a staff engineer, specializing in design of rugged electronic packaging.

Consulting engineer to government and industry.

35+ years of system development, design, analysis and test experience.

Application experience include: electro-optical-mechanical packaging of integrated circuits, multi-chip modules, circuit boards, boxes and racks of electronic equipment. Packaging environments include commercial, industrial and military; air, sea and land. Presently designing semiconductor wafer processing equipment and instrumentation.

Computer Aided Engineering/Design Software: Harvard Thermal TAS for general purpose thermal analysis, BetaSoft for circuit board thermal analysis, CADKEY, Autocad.

Texas Professional Engineer, Serial Number 51758.

Johnnie E. Floyd, P.E.

Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering, The University of Texas at Austin, 1969, Minor in Management. Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering, The University of Texas at Austin, 1957.

Consulting engineering associate of SAI and Owner Floyd and Associates Inc. since 1987.

40+ years of experience in Product Development, Process Equipment Development, Mechanical and Electromechanical Design, Manufacturing Processes.

Experience includes design and development of: comsumer products, industrial equipment, instrumentation, scientific apparatus, medical instruments, motion control systems, optical systems and many more.

Numerous patents and inventions.

Texas Professional Engineer, Serial Number 20496.

Ellis F. Morgan, P.E.

B.S. Aerospace Engineering, The University of Texas at Austin, 1968. Graduate studies in Applied Mathematics and Engineering Mechanics.

1982 – Present, President of Structural Analysis, Inc.

Developer of mTAB™ series of Finite Element software.

25+ years of Finite Element Analysis experience.

Application experience include: static, shock, vibration, linear, nonlinear, contact, buckling, fatigue, fracture mechanics, AISC and ASME Code, thermal analysis, failure analysis, expert testimony, composites, plastics, etc.

Application areas include: Industrial machinery and mechanisms, military equipment, pressure vessels, piping, offshore structures, electronic components and packaging, automotive and trucking equipment, railroad equipment, rocket motors, aerospace vehicles, marine vessels, and many more.

Finite Element Codes: NASTRAN, ANSYS, COSMOS/M, SAPIV, STARDYNE, FEMAP, and SAI’s mTAB*STRESS for Windows.

Texas Professional Engineer, Serial Number 41788.

Kamran Mokhtarian, P.E.

BSCE, Cleveland State University, 1963.

MSCE, Northwestern University, 1964.

1964 - 2000, Chicago Bridge & Iron Company.

1977 - Present, member of ASME Code Committee, instructor for all ASME courses related to Section VIII of the ASME Code.

Extensive experience with the ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code and many other U.S. and international Codes including: API 620, API 650, API 510, API 579 and National Board Inspection Code.

Affiliations include: Vice Chairman of Subcommittee VIII of the ASME Code Committee, Member and former Chairman of the Subgroup on Design of Subcommittee VIII of the ASME Code Committee, Former Vice Chairman of the Subgroup on Fabrication and Inspection of Subcommittee VIII of the ASME Code Committee, Chairman of the Pressure Vessel Research Council (PVRC), and many more.

Extensive publications on ASME pressure vessel design and analysis.

Registered Professional Engineer, Ohio.