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Associate Professor
Chemical Engineering
Increasing energy demand, depletion of natural resources and environmental concerns have stimulated an intensive research in finding a new energy vector and developing energy efficient cost effective technology. With this objective, we are working in the area of renewable energy and process intensification. Our current research also involves the nonlinear controller synthesis and its application in controlling fuel cells and thermally integrated separation processes. We are also devoted in formulating the kinetic and phase equilibrium models and their validation for gas hydrates that conserve natural gas in oceanic and arctic sediments perhaps twice the total amount of other fossil fuels present today.
Economic Feasibility of a Novel Thermally Integrated Batch Distillation to Reduce Energy Use Council of Scientific and Industrial Research, Extramural Research Division
Sudip Banerjee
Area of Research: Simulation and Control
P. Subrahmanya Srinivas
Area of Research: Simulation and Control
K Sankar
Area of Research: Dynamics and control of fuel cell
Md Aurangzeb
Area of Research: Process Intensification
Biswarup Mondal
Area of Research: Biochemical Engineering
Aditi Chatterjee
Area of Research: Adsorption
Sidharth Sankar Parhi
Area of Research: Energy
Palodkar Avinash Vitthalrao
Area of Research: Gas hydrate kinetics
Niraj Thakre
Area of Research: Gas hydrate thermodynamics
Dongre Harshal Jagdish
Area of Research: Gas hydrates
Satyanarayana Lalam
Area of Research: Process Engineering
