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Pelton Turbine Kaplan Turbine

Francis Turbine

Refrigeration & Air-Conditioning Lab:

Prof.(Dr.) P.M.V. Subbarao visited Amity CFD

Research Lab

Air Compressor Test Rig

Some Current Research Problem

1. Innovative use of Phase Change Materials(PCM) for cooling

2. Dropwise condensation of Vapor from moist air on mesh like structures
3. Energy Generation Through Non-Convention Method of Osmosis
4. Reliability based analysis of water distribution system under transient condition
5. Probabilistic and fuzzy based analysis of pipe networks under transients condition
6. Low cost Domestic Water lter made of local materials
7. Solving the 3D young Laplace equation
8. Heat and uid ow analysis, of different heat exchangers.
9. Detailed analysis of supplementary red heat recovery steam generator.
10. Analysis of major components of combined cycle power plants.
11. Analysis of tri-generation systems.
12. Waste heat recovery from various thermal systems.
13. Detailed analysis of IGCC power plants.
14. Optimum utilization of conventional sources of energy.

Expert talks in Department of Mechanical Engineering

Name A liation Topic of Talk Year

Mr. Nitin Manager Siemens Gas Turbine Technology ASME,

Bhardwaj 2015

Prof. AM IIT Mumbai Gas Turbine Technology ASME,

Pradeep 2015

Mr. Vishnu Sr. Manager, Gas Turbine Gas Turbine Technology ASME,
Vardhan 2015

Mr. Rakesh Sr. Manager Siemens Gas Turbine Technology ASME,

Adoor 2015

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Prof. IIT Mumbai Gas Turbine Technology ASME,

Bhaskar 2015

Dr. P.M.V. Professor, Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi 1) The realization of need to train aspiring engineers in led of CFD 2) 1)2016
Subbarao Design of Innovative nozzles for aerospace applications 2)
2017

Dr. Assistant Professor, Indian Institute of Technology, Modeling of Axial Conduction 2016
Balkrishnan Guwahati, India
Mehta

Dr. Yash Chief Technical Consultant India and Subcontinent, The biomedical modelling and meshing techniques for the complex 2016
Aggarwal Simpleware, UK geometries

Dr. Head, Dept. Dean (Student Affairs), JP The application of CFD in a heat exchanger 2016
Ghanshyam
Singh

Dr. Assistant Professor-III, Department of Civil The areas of CFD application of Phase change materials. 2016
Ghanshyam Engineering, Amity University Uttar Pradesh, Noida,
Pal India

Prof.(Dr.) Professor, Department of Electrical & Electronics The turbulent ow 2016

Priya Ranjan Engineering, Amity University Uttar Pradesh, Noida,
Uttar Pradesh

Dr.Sayed Assistant Professor, Department of Mechanical The LES techniques, computer simulation of problems involving 2016
Fahad Engineering, AMU, Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh incompressible uid ow and heat transfer and analysis of
Anwar bifurcations and instabilities

Prof. K. Dean, Faculty Affairs Indian Institute of Technology, The Applications of CFD for bio-medical related applications. 2016
Muralidhar Kanpur, India Professor , Department of Mechanical
Engineering

Prof. (Dr.) YMCA, Faridabad CFD Modeling for Hydraulic and Pneumatic Conveying of Solids 2016
Arvind through Pipeline"
Gupta

Mr. Priyank President Elect. ASHRAE India Chapter "Valves and their Application in HVAC" 2016
S Garg

Dr. Aditya Institute of Inorganic &Analytical Chem., University of Renewable Energy Sources: an option or necessity 2016
Maheshwari Muenste

Events organized by the Group :

National Seminar on Gas Turbine Technology by ASME Amity Students on 11.07.2016

The seminar aimed to provide a common platform for the industry personnel and academicians to share knowledge on recent developments and future
prospects of Gas Turbine Technology.

Addressing the gathering, Prof.(Dr.) Ravi Prakash-Dean, Advisor Engineering, Design and Research,Amity University said that Gas Turbine Technology has vast
application in the industry and therefore itis important for students and industry to become abreast with the latest developments in Gas Turbine Technology. He
emphasized that the national Seminar will cover a vast array of topics including Design of Gas Turbines, Applications of Gas Turbine Technology, Heat transfer
aspect for Gas Turbines and mathematical modeling and simulation for Gas Turbines which will bene t students as well as industry professionals.

Mr. Madhukar Sharma- President, ASME, introduced ASME IGTI and gave an overview of Gas Turbine technology in India. He appraised the gathering with the
mission of ASME to serve diverse global communities by advancing, disseminating and applying engineering knowledge for improving the quality of life. He
emphasized that Gas Turbine Technology is a challenging eld in India. Lot of parts and techniques used in assimilation of Gas Turbines are imported whereas
the aim should be to design completely indigenous Gas Turbines.

Mr. S.K. Singh, Additional General Manager, NTPC outlined the fundamental concepts of Gas Turbines, their history, typical Gas Turbine characteristics and
thermodynamics used in Gas Turbines. He explained that Gas Turbines have three major components- a Compressor, Combustor and Turbine which work
together to produce energy, extensively used in Power plants, Aircrafts, Trains, Ships, Generators and even Tanks. He stressed that development aim in Gas
Turbines is to increase e ciency and cut down emissions. He remarked that Gas Turbine Technology has wide applications since it is e cient, quick start,
environment friendly and has massive thrust. There are lot of opportunities existing in Gas Turbine Technology including design and engineering of Turbines,
Operations, Maintenance and Manufacturing of Gas Turbines, which offer wide scope to the budding engineers.

Prof. (Dr.) Abhay Bansal, Joint acting head, Amity School of Engineering and Technology & Amity School of Engineering, stressed that industry interaction is
extremely important along with classroom teaching and can be facilitated through Seminars and Conferences. He called upon the students to make the most of
the deliberations and presentations which would bring out knowledge that is not there in books. He emphasized that seminars like this in making the students
industry ready. Sharing his views on Aerodynamics for Blades, Mr. Ashish, LM Power, outlined the importance of heat transfer aspects, Optimization of
Metallurgy and Aero Dynamics, Turbine Blades and Vanes cooling, Techniques of Turbine cooling and the Damage caused to Blades and Vanes due to creep hot
corrosion. Mr. Mohan Sunder Raman, Manager & Section head, Siemens Power Engineering Ltd.Shared his thoughts and experiences in the eld of Mechanical
Design aspects of Gas turbines. He outlined the recent developments and challenges faced in his organization.

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