Facilities
Facilities used by the Department of Mechanical Engineering include experimental, computational, design, material processing, and many other research laboratories.
On Campus
Fluor Daniel Engineering Innovation Building -- Research Laboratories
- Beowulf Parallel Computer Cluster
- Computational Engineering and Mechanics Laboratory
- Functionally Graded Material Laboratory
- Automotive and Mechatronics Research Laboratory
- Clemson Research in Engineering Design and Optimization Lab (CREDO)
- Automation in Design Group
- Robotics and Mechatronics Laboratory
- Square D Laboratory for Mechatronics Research
- Smart Structures and Nanoelectromechanical Systems Laboratory (SSNEMS)
- Subsonic Wind Tunnel
- Laboratory for Advanced Plastic Materials & Technology (LAPM&T)
- Heat Pipe and Capillary Pumped Devices Laboratory
- Vacuum Facilities and Thermal Property Characterization Laboratory
- Advanced Computational Research Laboratory
- Laser Diagnostics Laboratory
- Interfacial Hydrodynamics Research Laboratory
- Clemson Advanced Manufacturing and System Integration Laboratory (CAMSIL)
- Transport Phenomena Laboratory
Cook Engineering Lab -- Teaching & Undergraduate Research
- Senior Capstone Design Project Lab
- ME Student Machine Shop
- HAAS CNC Machine Lab
- Material Testing Lab
- Automated Manufacturing Cell (Robotics' Cage)
- Wind Tunnel
- Water Tunnel
CU-ICAR Campus
Carroll A. Campbell Jr. Graduate Engineering Center (CGEC)
- Renk Labeco 4-Wheel 500 HP Chassis Dyno and Faist Semi-Anechoic Chamber
- MTS 320 Tire Coupled Road Simulator and Weiss Climate Test Chamber
- Zeiss Pro T Compact Dual Column Full Vehicle CMM
- FEV 500 HP Engine Dyno Test Cell
- Okuma MB-46VAE 3-Axis Vertical Mill
- Okuma MU-400 5-Axis Machining Center
- Okuma MULTUS-B300 Multitasking Lathe
- Machine Shop
- Data Acquisition and Instrumentation Services Tools
- General-Purpose Lab Area