Inderjot Kaur, Ph.D. Email & Phone Number

Los Angeles, CA, US

Dr. Kaur is the visionary founder of SimpleMindSchool, leveraging her extensive expertise in U.S. university admissions to guide students through the master's/phd's application process. With a PhD and postdoctoral fellowship from Mississippi State University, and a master’s degree from North Carolina State University, she offers deep insights into.

Illinois, United States

• Currently designing battery thermal management systems for electric vehicles using the Amesim software suite.
• In the past, I led projects to study carbon capture from engine exhausts through 1-D modeling.
• My experience includes using software such as Simcenter Amesim, Star CCM+, and Creo.

Mississippi, United States

• Analysis of hydraulic characteristics of porous media for nuclear power plant filtration processes.
• Development of computational and experimental procedures to evaluate the thermal performance of phase-change materials in heat exchangers fabricated using additive manufacturing technologies.

Mississippi, United States

• Performed pore – scale computational analysis of flow and thermal transport in regular porous media including fiber – based and triply periodic minimal surface (TPMS) – based lattices realizable through additive.
• Conducted morphology characterization of additively manufactured lattices to evaluate roughness signatures on the surfaces and developed computational models incorporating those anomalies resulting in significant.
• Conducted computational analysis of melting and solidification processes in phase change materials (PCMs)
• Conducted simulations on granular flows (particle dia. ~500 microns) through porous media using discrete element modelling (DEM) in open-source software LIGGGHTS.
• Led computational investigation on lattice–based heat exchangers with supercritical fluids for high–end applications such as solar power-driven Brayton cycles’ heat exchangers and scramjet regenerative cooling.
• Designed experimental test–sections and lattice samples for forced convection experiments in lab and worked with multiple vendors for additive manufacturing.

United States

• Numerically analyzed the flow and thermal transport phenomenon for longitudinal vortex generators (LVGs) and profiled concavities catering to heat exchange devices used in solar air heaters, thermoelectric generators.
• Novel V-shaped protrusions were proposed and numerically investigated for gas turbine blade trailing edge cooling applications.

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Mechanical Engineering

Master'S Degree, Aerospace Engineering

Bachelor'S Degree, Mechanical Engineering