RAIMONDO BETTI, PROFESSOR CIVIL ENGINEERING
Raimondo Betti, Professor Civil Engineering
Betti and other professors host launch ceremony for cable corrosion monitoring system, Dec 22, 2008.
The goal of this project is the development of a state-of-the-art corrosion monitoring system to be used in main cables of suspension bridges. With its 20 in. diameter and 20 ft. length, this cable mock-up is one of the largest cable specimens ever buit in a laboratory, and is the only one ever subjected to axial tension (1,200 kips).
This project is a joint collaboration between Columbia University, Parsons Transportation Group and Physical Acoustics.
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| Professor Henning Schulzrinne | ||
| 3:52 | ||
| Henning Schulzrinne describes the research of the Internet Real-Time Laboratory. | ||
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| Ranojoy Bose - Ph.D. Candidate, Mechanical Engineering | ||
| 1:09 | ||
| Nanofabrication in the Optical Nanostructures Laboratory | ||
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| Jeffrey Kysar, Professor Mechanical Engineering | ||
| 2:14 | ||
| He describes his fundamental research into the deformation of materials at small length scales. | ||
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| James Hone, Professor Mechanical Engineering | ||
| Hone describes his research which involves carbon nanotubes and nanoelectromechnical systems. | ||
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| Nabil Simaan, Professor Mechanical Engineering | ||
| 5:28 | ||
| Simaan discusses the ARMA Lab, which focuses on design optimization of new robotic architectures | ||
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| Raimondo Betti, Professor Civil Engineering - Cable Corrosion Monitoring System | ||
| Overview - 8:07 / Sensors - 4:50 | ||
| Overview of suspension cable monitoring system being developed in Columbia's Carleton Lab. | ||
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