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Investigator Links for

Michael Enright


Michael Enright, Staff Engineer
Mechanical Engineering Division	Phone: (210) 522-2033 Email: michael.enright@swri.org

Links on the SwRI Web site for Michael Enright:

Technology Today:

Simulating failure for success

SwRI wins two R&D 100 Awards for 2003

NASGRO® Earns NASA Honor

Predicting Potential Failure

IR&D Reports:

Development of an Efficient Probabilistic Approach for Risk Assessment of Geotechnical Applications, 20-R9726 (2010)

Development of an Efficient Probabilistic Approach for Risk Assessment of Geotechnical Applications, 20-R9726 (2009)

Development of an Efficient Probabilistic Approach for Risk Assessment of Geotechnical Applications, 20-R9726 (2008)

Enhanced Life Prediction Methodologies for Engine Rotor Life Extension, 18-R9414 (2008)

Development of an Efficient Probabilistic Approach for Risk Assessment of Geotechnical Applications, 20-R9726 (2007)

Enhanced Life Prediction Methodologies for Engine Rotor Life Extension, 18-R9414 (2007)

Efficient Probabilistic Analysis Methods for Complex Numerical Models with Large Numbers of Random Variables, 20-9190 (2000)

Enhanced Life Prediction Methodologies for Engine Rotor Life Extension, 18-9414 (2005)

Structural Reliability Analysis of Interconnect Structures for Deep Sub-Micron Integrated Circuits, 18-9078 (1999)

Efficient Probabilistic Analysis Methods for Complex Numerical Models with Large Numbers of Random Variables, 20-9190 (2001)

Enhanced Life Prediction Methodologies for Engine Rotor Life Extension, 18-9414 (2004)

Enhanced Life Prediction Methodologies for Engine Rotor Life Extension, 18-9414 (2003)

Enhanced Life Prediction Methodologies for Engine Rotor Life Extension, 18-9414 (2006)

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May 07, 2013