Department of Mechanical Engineering
 
 
QUAN Chenggen 
Assistant Professor
MEng, BEng Harbin Institute of Technology, PRC
PhD Warwick University, UK

 
Contact:
Room No :  EA 05-28
Office Tel : (65) 874 8089
Fax : (65) 779 1459
Email : mpeqcg@nus.edu.sg mail.gif (15503 bytes) 
 
1.  Introduction
Dr Quan graduated from Harbin Institute of Technology (HIT), P. R. China with a BEng in mechanical engineering in 1982. From 1982 to 1985 he worked at the optical instrumentation group, HIT, as a teaching assistant. He received MEng in optical engineering from HIT in 1988. Dr Quan obtained his PhD from Warwick University, UK in 1992. His PhD research involved the quantitative analysis of holographic interferograms using FFT algorithms. Of particular interests were holographic methods leading to automatic analysis of system and application of these methods to surface measurements. Before joining the NUS he worked as a senior engineer at National Measurement Centre, Singapore Productivity and Standards Board.

Dr Quan was appointed as a lecturer at the National University of Singapore in February 1998. He is currently an Assistant Professor at Applied Mechanics Division, Mechanical and Production Engineering Department.

2.  Research Interests
3.  Research Projects
 
RP940666: 
 
Development of Speckle Pattern Interferometry for Non-destructive Evaluation 
                   (completed in December 1998). 
RP3981630: 
 
3-D Phase Shifting Micro-ESPI for Surface Roughness Measurement  (ongoing) 
 
RP3981632: 
 
Micro-Components Evaluation Using Laser Interferometry  (ongoing) 
 
 
4.  Research Publications
1. International Journal Papers

2. International Conference Papers

5.  Modules Offered
ME2491 - Mathematical Methods A
ME3101 - Mechanical Engineering Design Project Supervision
ME4102 - Mechanical Systems Design Project Supervision
 
6.  Students and Their Projects (1998/1999)
 
Zhang Xuming: Design and Measurement of Micromirror Devices
Chow Chang Sing: Fringe Projection Technique for Shape Measurement 
Choong Chang Thai: Moiré Fringe Analysis by Carrier Fringe and Fourier Transform Technique
Lim Tow Ee: Phase Measurement Technique for Photoelastic Fringe Pattern Analysis