MR. SAMEER RANJAN SAHU WON MOST PROMISING RESEARCHER AWARD IN THE FIELD OF COMPUTATIONAL FLUID FLOW AND HEAT TRANSFER, MULTIPHASE TURBULENT FLOW, PASSIVE HEAT TRANSFER DEVICES

BY SCIENTIFIC LAURELS Computational fluid flow and heat transfer, Multiphase turbulent flow, Passive Heat Transfer Devices INDIA

Mr. Sameer Ranjan Sahu is a dedicated researcher and academic specializing in Multiphase Flow in Passive Heat Transfer Devices and Computational Fluid Flow and Heat Transfer. With a strong foundation in mechanical engineering, he is pursuing his PhD in Heat Power Engineering at Veer Surendra Sai University of Technology, Burla, Sambalpur. His academic journey reflects his commitment to excellence, demonstrated by high CGPA scores during his M.E. in Heat Power Engineering from BIT Mesra (2015) and B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering from BPUT (2012).

Professional Background

Mr. Sahu has held a guest lecturer position at University Polytechnic, BIT Mesra, and gained practical experience through industrial training at Bokaro Steel Plant (SAIL). He is proficient in computational tools like ANSYS, Gambit, and SolidWorks, as well as data analysis platforms such as Python, Tecplot, and Origin, making him adept at advanced numerical simulations and design optimizations.

Research Contributions

Mr. Sahu has significantly contributed to the field of heat transfer and fluid dynamics, with publications in reputed international journals and conference proceedings. His noteworthy works include:

  • A 2024 study on nanofluid flow in circular pipes using the Euler-Granular mixture model, published in Multiphase Science and Technology.
  • Research on heat transfer with Al₂O₃ nanoparticles, featured in Particulate Science and Technology (2023).
  • Publications focusing on air suction mechanics in louvered pipes in the Journal of Engineering Science and Technology (2017) and International Journal of Automotive & Mechanical Engineering (2016).

His book chapters in IGI Global and Springer publications further underscore his expertise in CFD-based design and optimization of mechanical systems.

Achievements and Recognition

  • Life Member of the Indian Society for Heat and Mass Transfer (ISHMT).
  • Presented research at renowned conferences such as the 27th National ISHMT-ASTFE Heat and Mass Transfer Conference (2023) at IIT Patna and THERMACOMP 2018 at IISc Bangalore.

Future Goals and Aspirations

Mr. Sahu aspires to further innovate in the field of thermal engineering, focusing on sustainable energy systems and efficient heat transfer mechanisms. His mission is to bridge the gap between academic research and industrial applications, fostering technological advancements.

Eligibility for Recognition

Mr. Sahu’s groundbreaking work in multiphase heat transfer and extensive contributions to academia make him a deserving candidate for the Most Promising Researcher Award in Scientific Laurels. His commitment to research excellence, coupled with his impactful publications, positions him as a leader in his field.