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About Bergmans Mechatronics LLC |
Introduction Mechatronics was chosen as the main area of concentration for the firm since frequently, engineering projects have a need for support in each of the three areas comprising this discipline. In addition, working on this class of problems best employs the set of technical skills offered by Mr. John Bergmans, the firm's Principal Engineer and owner. A unique feature of BML is the ability to work on projects that vary greatly in scale and geographic location. Projects as small as a several-hour long job to providing on-going support to a large government defense project can readily be accommodated. BML can also work effectively from both its Newport Beach, CA, base and at remote facilities. Remote sites at which BML has performed work include locations as diverse as: Sheboygan, WI; Mojave, CA; St. Louis, MO; Harriman, TN; Tulsa, OK; Shreveport, LA; and elsewhere in the Southeastern U.S. The use of modern Internet-based manufacturing tools allows BML to execute projects rapidly. These tools include the services of:
BML is flexible on the type of contract structure used for a project. Depending on the customer's preference, projects can be established on a fixed-price or time-and-materials basis. |
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Personnel Mr. Bergmans has a strong interest in rocket propulsion and combustion-related systems. On such projects he normally focuses on the development of data acquisition and control systems. He is also an advocate of the use of laser-based, non-intrusive sensing for industrial applications. In this capacity, he is introducing the LTS-100 Laser Temperature Sensor to the fossil power and refining industries through on-site demonstration testing and tailoring the system to the requirements of the market. During his employment at CFD Research Corporation, from 1995 to 2003, Mr. Bergmans was responsible for the development and testing of control systems used to actively control several solid propellant gas generators as well as a solid rocket motor device. In addition, he developed data acquisition systems for a number of experimental programs. Prior to CFDRC, Mr. Bergmans was involved with the calibration and qualification of a “Tether Force Sensor” for the Canadian Space Agency (1995). This sensor was subsequently flown on a sounding rocket mission and performed successfully. Mr. Bergmans received his B. Eng. (Mechanical) in 1992 and M. Eng. (Mechanical) in 1995, both from Carleton University in Ottawa, Canada. His Master's thesis work involved the development of a non-contact, photogrammetric sensor for measuring the Euler angles of a rotating dynamic payload simulator. Skills
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