Project Engineer

 

Gregory Kumpula is an electrical engineer with experience in the design and implementation of instrumentation and control systems.  He has extensive experience in computer programming and software development.  Mr. Kumpula wrote the software program that resides on the laptop computer used in the dye-dilution testing of sewage flow meters.  The laptop is connected to the fluorometer and spectrophotometer during the dye-dilution tests.  The program logs the realtime florescence, absorbance, temperature and injection flow rate data during the tests.  At the conclusion of the field tests, the laptop is taken to the lab so that standard fluorescence versus dye concentration relationships can be developed.  The program performs the necessary calculations to estimate flow rate.  The program also prepares a report for the tests than can be printed.

Mr. Kumpula has aided in the oversight of a large instrumentation and control contract.  Mr. Kumpula also has experience in the development of the computer modeling program, Transient Analysis Program (TAP), as well as various other support programs.

 

Email:	greg.kumpula@asi-detroit.com
Education:	B.S. in Electrical Engineering -- University of Michigan Dearborn, 2001
Registrations:	Professional Engineer, 2006 Michigan