Jadavpur University, Kolkata,
India
Under supervision of Prof. Samir
Kr. Saha (Head, Mechanical Engg. Department) and
Dr. Bibek Bandopadhayay (Advisor,
Ministry of New and Renewal Energy)
Completed in 1999
From School of Energy Studies
Javadpur University; Kolkata,
India
Secured 1st Class,
77.36% marks
- M.Sc in Applied Mathematics
Secured 1st Class,
74.4% marks
- B.Sc (Hons. ) in Mathematics
Secured 2nd Class,
58.75% marks
Scholarship
Obtained
GATE
Qualified in Mathematics
Projects Developed
- Test Bed Design for Solar
Water Heating System
A test bed for
evaluating the performance of solar thermal systems was designed
and set up at Solar Energy Centre, MNRE. The test bed is fully
automated. The data are collected by using sensors and can be
viewed by Lab view. The test bed allows evaluating the
performance of two systems simultaneously. The performance of
two water heating systems of TataBP were compared.
Guided by Dr.
Bibek Bandopadhayay, Solar Energy Center, MNRE
- Development of Test Procedure
for Solar Thermal System
Test procedure
for evaluating the performance of solar water heating system was
developed and validated. The efficiency of the system can be
determined and which remains the same at varying geographical
conditions.
Guided by Dr.
Bibek Bandopadhayay, Solar Energy Center, MNRE
- Development of Software for
BIS Test procedure
Software is
developed to evaluate the thermal efficiency of collectors
following the BIS test procedure. It produces all reports and
graphs for the efficiency calculation based on BIS procedure.
The system has been developed using Java and MySQL.
Guided by Dr.
Anirban Das, AIT and Dr. Bibek Bandopadhayay, MNRE
- Fabrication of Air Heater
A prototype of a
solar air heater is designed and fabricated using heat tube
collectors. The air heater consists of four evacuated tubes
separated by 10 cm. A copper tube is passed through the tubes in
the form of a serpentine. The mouths of the tubes are then
insulated properly. Air is passed through the copper tube. The
temperature of the air is raised by 100ºC when the air is
entering the collector at ambient temperature. The hot air can
be used for drying of spices or laundry.
Guided by Dr.
Bibek Bandopadhayay, MNRE
- Thermodynamics Optimization
of a Solar Flat Plate Collector and Air Heater
The operation of
any Solar Collector is thermodynamically irreversible. The
process of the solar energy collection is accompanied by
generation of entropy. Lower generation of entropy results in
lesser irreversibility, which in turn increases efficiency. So
in the project few methods are done to minimize the entropy.
Guided by Dr.
Samir Kumar Saha, Mechanical Engg., Jadavpur Univ.
Invited Talks
- Technology Development in
Solar Water Heating Systems
Date & Place: 12th
Oct. 2007, Solar Energy Centre, MNRE.
Achievements
- Obtained Gold Medal for
securing 1st Position in M.Sc, Applied Mathematics,
Calcutta University in 1996.
- Obtained Gold Medal for
securing 1st Position in M.Tech, Energy Studies,
Jadavpur University in 1999
Work Experience
Solar Energy
Centre, MNRE India
Ansal Institute
of Technology, Gurgaon
Job
Responsibility: Taught the courses – Discrete Mathematics,
Applied Calculus, Calculus, Probability & Statistics, Business
Statistics, Operation Research for Undergraduate students, MBA
students in National and International Program.
Paper Publications
- Sensitivity analysis of the test
parameters of a solar flat plate collector for performance
studies. Das, S., Bandyopadhyay, B., Saha, S.K., 2006 1st
National Conference on Advances in Energy Research, IIT Bombay,
pp. 515-520.
- Paper accepted by International
Conference on Energy Conversion and Management; BHU (India):
Optimization of solar thermal collectors authored by Subhra
Mukhopadhyay, Bibek Bandyopadhyay, Samir Kr. Saha.
- Mukhopadhyay, S., Saha, S.K
Bandyopadhyay, B.. Entropy Generation in flat plate collector as
a function of Plate Temperature. Paper is accepted in
International Conference on Emerging Technologies in
Environmental Sc. And Engg. AMU in conjunction with University
of Toledo, Ohio, USA, Oct 26 -28, 2009.
- Paper Communicated to Institute
of Engineers (India): Entropy Generation in the Fluid Flow of a
Flat Plate Collector authored by Subhra Mukhopadhyay, Samir Kr.
Saha and Bibek Bandyopadhyay.
- Paper Communicated to Energy:
The International Journal: Comparision of exergy efficiency for
a flat plate collector authored by Subhra Mukhopadhyay,
Samir Kr. Saha and Bibek Bandyopadhyay.
- Book Publications
- UGC/NET/SLET Made Simple
Mathematical Science. Edited by Anirban Das and Subhra Das;
Jawahar Publishers & Distributors, New Delhi, 2005.
- UGC/NET/SLET Made Simple
Computer Science. Edited by Anirban Das and Subhra Das; Jawahar
Publishers & Distributors, New Delhi, 2003.
Extra Curricular
Activities
- Performed Vocal recital and
Drama in Cultural Meets
- Participated in Badminton at
School level.
Personal Information
Present
Address : 1B, Block 9, Rail Vihar II, Sector - 56
Permanent
Address : Flat No. D-4, 77A Bade Raipur Road, Jadavpur,
Kolkata –700
032
Occupation : Chief Architect, Hitech Robotics
Systemz Ltd.; Gurgaon
- Reference: Available on
request.
Date: 31th
July, 2009
Place: Gurgaon
Dr. Subhra Das