Naresh Chiwhane has over 17 years of experience in RC and Steel design of industrial, commercial and residential projects using Brititsh, US, Australian and Indian design codes
Light-Gage / Cold-Formed Steel Product Development:
Development of building products for the Curtain-wall systems, Load-bearing wall systems, Bracing conditions, Roof-Truss systems, Joist-Floor systems including prototype product testing, improve connection capacitites, generating design load tables, develope new design procedures which are beyond the scope of the existing design specifications
    Instumental in the development of:
         i)     SpraZ Purlin System       ii)  SupraFrame Wall System
         iiii)  SupraTruss System        iv)  Fermlok Beam
         v)    Joist-Floor System
Inventor:
       Invented (US Patent)  a building product for steel Joist-Floor System
Software Developer:  (On-Line Design Software Programs)
     ( Steel design softwares are developed using C++, MFC, Java2.0, GIU-JSwing,and Servlet and JSP)

     i)       Stud sectional and effective section properties             ii)     Stud design for combine axial and bending
     iiii)    C-Section Shear capacity, Web crippling capacity       iv)    Screw connection capacities
     v)      Safety Factor determinations for special cases             vi)    2-D Plane Frame Analysis
     vii)    Interactive Truss design   

EDUCATIONS:

    
Graduate Certificate, Steel Structural Stability, 1996, Sydney University, Australia.
     Specialization: Advance analysis and design of Light-Gage Steel

     
MS in Structural Engineering, 1987, IIT, Bombay, India
     Thesis: Interactive Computer Aided Design of Steel Frames

     
BS in Civil Engineering, 1986, College of Engineering Poona, Pune University, India
      Senior Project: Pre-stressed Concrete Structural Desing



     AFFILIATIONS:

      Member American Society of Civil Engineers(ASCE)

      Member of Strucural Engineerng Institute(SEI)

      Member American Institute of Steel Construction(AISC)
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