My primary area of work is computational fluid dynamics (CFD). I have been working on several applications involving heat transfer, mixing and turbulence. I also investigate CFD problems involving high computational cost and try to propose high performance computing (HPC) methodologies to address them using multi-core clusters and GPGPU platforms. In last few years, I have been mostly involved in addressing flow problems with moving boundaries. My group works on developing immersed boundary method (IBM) based computationally efficient algorithms to solve moving boundary problems and we have utilized these implementations to predict flow and heat transfer in interesting engineering and biological problems including flapping wings, casting, moving fins, deformable arteries etc.
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Numerical simulation of flow of a shear-thinning Carreau fluid over a transversely oscillating cylinder Alam M.I., Raj A., Khan P.M., Kumar S., Roy S. By Journal of Fluid Mechanics 921 - (2021)
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Numerical simulation of flow of a shear-thinning Carreau fluid over a transversely oscillating cylinder Alam M.I., Raj A., Khan P.M., Kumar S., Roy S. By Journal of Fluid Mechanics 921 - (2021)
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Computational analysis of perforation effect on the thermo-hydraulic performance of micro pin-fin heat sink Gupta D., Saha P., Roy S. By International Journal of Thermal Sciences 163 - (2021)
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Computational analysis of perforation effect on the thermo-hydraulic performance of micro pin-fin heat sink Gupta D., Saha P., Roy S. By International Journal of Thermal Sciences 163 - (2021)
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Numerical prediction of solidified shell thicknesses obtained in continuous casting with different billet shapes Bhole S.A., Kumar M., Roy S., Panda S.S. By Numerical Heat Transfer; Part A: Applications 77 302-316 (2020)
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Numerical prediction of solidified shell thicknesses obtained in continuous casting with different billet shapes Bhole S.A., Kumar M., Roy S., Panda S.S. By Numerical Heat Transfer; Part A: Applications 77 302-316 (2020)
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Effect of pulse rate variation on blood flow through axisymmetric and asymmetric stenotic artery models Sood T., Roy S., Pathak M. By Mathematical Biosciences 298 1-18 (2018)
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Effect of pulse rate variation on blood flow through axisymmetric and asymmetric stenotic artery models Sood T., Roy S., Pathak M. By Mathematical Biosciences 298 1-18 (2018)
Principal Investigator
- Development of a Hybrid Continuum to Atomistic Scale Solver for Multiscale Flow Problems
- Nodal Center in HPC and AI at IIT Kharagpur under National Supercomputing Mission (NSM)
- Workshops for NSM Nodal Centre
Co-Principal Investigator
- Hydroelasticity of a Large and High Speed Ships Considering the Slamming and Green Water Impact on Regular and Ir-regular Waves Naval Research Board
Ph. D. Students
Chinmoy Mondal
Area of Research: Fluid Dynamics
Debajyoti Adak
Area of Research: Multi-scale modeling of engineering processes
Debajyoti Kumar
Area of Research: High performance methods in linear solvers
Debashis Dey
Area of Research: Heat Transfer
Naman Bartwal
Area of Research: Computational Fluid Dynamics
Nandan Sarkar
Area of Research: Computational Fluid Dynamics
Pawan Kumar
Area of Research: fluid dynamics
Sharma Siddharth Durgaprasad
Area of Research: CFD for Biological Flows
Shuvranil Sanyal
Area of Research: Computational Fluid Dynamics
Soumitra Dutta
Area of Research: Fluid Structure Interaction
MS Students
Asmita Basu
Area of Research: Machine Learning and HPC
Sayantan Dawn
Area of Research: Biological Flows
