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Marseille Area, France

A 3D Numerical Model for coupled fluid flow & heat transfer is developed for sessile drop evaporation on a heated substrate under microgravity and implemented in COMSOL. The results from 3D DNS computations are quantitatively validated and analyzed with Sounding rocket (funded by ESA) & Parabolic flight (funded by ESA & CNES) experiments. Contributed to the design, modification, technical recommendations, and preparation of the experiments. The numerical model is continuously adapted by comprehending the experiments and simultaneously using the numerical modelling for predictive capabilities and extrapolation to the experiments. Provide scheduled reports and presentations of the progress to CNES and ESA. Supervision of the practical sessions of Physics and Mechanics for the 3rd year mechanical engineering students.

Grenoble Area, France

Thesis Title: Simulation of constricted channel flow: Influence of geometric, flow and model parameters.

Mangalore

Worked under Design & Engineering department.Engineering modification projects that involved preparation of detailed engineering drawings, technical recommendations, incorporating operational & safety needs in accordance with ASME B31.3/B31.1. Stress analysis of lines connecting with equipment such as Pumps, Air fin coolers, & Heat exchangers.

India

▪ Worked with the Japanese Project team for Warehouse Development. ▪ Planning of procurement, inventory control, logistics and distribution.▪ Experience in the strategic planning and transportation of products.

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Engineering Sciences, Specialising In Mechanics & Fluid Physics

Thesis Title: Numerical and experimental studies of thermo-convective instabilities in sessile drop in the course of evaporation.

Master Of Science (M.S.), Fluid Mechanics And Energetics

Coursework: Numerical simulation and modeling of turbulent flows, Magneto-hydrodynamics, Convective heat transfers ,Signal analysis.

Bachelor Of Technology (B.Tech.), Mechanical Engineering, First Class

Coursework: Fluid Mechanics, Heat & Mass Transfer, Thermodynamics, Material Science, Machine Design, Production Technology, Strength.