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System Reliability and Safety Laboratory @ Iowa State University (ISU)

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Welcome to the System Reliability and Safety Laboratory!

About Us

The System Reliability and Safety Laboratory (SRSL) is a research laboratory in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Iowa State University. Our research work focuses on developing new engineering design and failure prognostics methodologies for the design of safe, long-lasting, and low-cost engineered systems. We have developed new simulation-based design methods and sensor-based failure prognostics techniques that enable the design of engineered systems with reduced life-cycle costs and improved reliability and safety. Click here for a detailed description of our focused research areas.


An Overview of Research Work at SRSL

Group Members

From left to right: Cole Tenold, Stetsen Greiner, Yifei Li, Ha Lim Jeong, Mohammadkazem Sadoughi, Jajun Ryu, Austin Downey, and Dr. Chao Hu

Recent Posts

  • Recent NSF Award for Intuitive Predictive Maintenance of Industrial and Agricultural Equipment December 30, 2020
  • Rising Stars Spotlight: Venkat Nemani and Jinqiang Liu December 18, 2020
  • Research on Machine Health Monitoring Highlighted December 17, 2020
  • Todd and Rohan Joined Our Group! November 25, 2020

Contact Information

2529 Union Dr
Ames, IA 50011
Lab Location: 2081 Black Engineering
Email: chaohu@iastate.edu
Phone: +1-515-294-0771

About SRSL

The System Reliability and Safety Laboratory (SRSL) is a research laboratory dedicated to improving the reliability and safety of engineered systems. We and our collaborators have developed new methods for simulation-based design and sensor-based prognostics that can be used to design engineered systems for failure resilience.

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