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    Dr. Subhra Das

Dr. Subhra Das

Having a wonderful teaching and research experience, my objective is to share my knowledge and experience for nurturing students and to dedicate my career in academics that enriches to leading to institution and personal growth.

Educational Qualification

  • PhD

   Completed in 2009

 

 

    Title: Thermodynamic optimization of active solar thermal collectors

    From: Mechanical Engg. Dept.

    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)

  • M.Tech (Energy Studies)

   Completed in 1999

   From School of Energy Studies

   Javadpur University; Kolkata, India

   Secured 1st Class, 77.36% marks

  • M.Sc in Applied Mathematics

    Completed in 1996

    From Applied Mathematics Dept.

    Calcutta University; India.

    Secured 1st Class, 74.4% marks

  • B.Sc (Hons. ) in Mathematics

    Completed in 1994

    From Calcutta University

    Secured 2nd Class, 58.75% marks

Scholarship Obtained

    GATE Qualified in Mathematics

    Score Card No.: G05225

    Reg. No.  : MA 508245

    Year   : 1997

    Percentile  : 89.27

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.

      Brief:  Solar thermal collectors are designed to collect solar radiation and transfer the heat to the fluid flowing through the tubes. The heat transfer to the fluid is accompanied by losses to the environment from the collector. In order to increase the heat transfer to the fluid the system has to be designed such that the losses are minimized.

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
 
 
  • Research Scholar

    Solar Energy Centre, MNRE India

    December 2005 – till date

    Job Responsibility: Guiding B.Tech and M.Tech students in developing their research projects.

  • Visiting Faculty

    Ansal Institute of Technology, Gurgaon

    January 2006 – December 2008.

    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

 

    Name           : Dr. Subhra Das (Mukhopadhayay)

    Present Address       : 1B, Block 9, Rail Vihar II, Sector - 56

                              Gurgaon, Harayana 122003

    Permanent Address : Flat No. D-4, 77A Bade Raipur Road, Jadavpur,

       Kolkata –700 032

    Ph. No           : 91 - 9910 444524

    Date of Birth              : 27th Aug 1974

    Husband’s Name         : Dr. Anirban Das

    Occupation                  : Chief Architect, Hitech Robotics Systemz Ltd.; Gurgaon

    Ph. No.           : 91 - 9811145524    

 
 
  • Reference: Available on request.
 
 
 

Date: 31th July, 2009

Place: Gurgaon             Dr. Subhra Das

 

 

 

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