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    • Faculty Profile

    Dr Sanat Kumar Singha

    Mechanical Engineering
    Assistant Professor
    Ph D Mechanical Engineering Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur, Kharagpur
    M Tech Mechanical Engineering Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee, Roorkee
    B Tech Mechanical Engineering Kalyani Government Engineering College
    1. Research Associate in Theoretical Sciences Unit at Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific Research, Bengaluru - 560064, Karnataka, India from 01-Jul-2019 to 29-Oct-2020.
    2. Assistant Professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Heritage Institute of Technology, Kolkata - 700107, West Bengal, India from 21-Aug-2017 to 31-May-2019.
    • Thermal Science and Engineering
    1. S. K. Singha, P. K. Das, and B. Maiti, “Availability analysis of two dimensional nucleation on cylindrical substrates,” International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer, 137, 390 (2019).
    2. S. K. Singha, P. K. Das, and B. Maiti, “Influence of salinity on the mechanism of surface icing: implication to the disappearing freezing singularity,” Langmuir, 34, 9064 (2018).
    3. S. K. Singha, P. K. Das, and B. Maiti, “Thermodynamic formulation of the barrier for heterogeneous pinned nucleation: implication to the crossover scenarios associated with barrierless and homogeneous nucleation,” Journal of Chemical Physics, 146, 234702 (2017).
    4. S. K. Singha, P. K. Das, and B. Maiti, “Thermostability analysis of line-tension-associated nucleation at a gas-liquid interface,” Physical Review E, 95, 012802 (2017).
    5. S. K. Singha, P. K. Das, and B. Maiti, “Effect of a triple contact line on the thermokinetics of dropwise condensation on an immiscible liquid surface,” RSC Advances, 6, 41506 (2016).
    6. S. K. Singha, P. K. Das, and B. Maiti, “Thermokinetics of heterogeneous droplet nucleation on conically textured substrates,” Journal of Chemical Physics, 143, 204703 (2015).
    7. S. K. Singha, P. K. Das, and B. Maiti, “Inclusion of line tension effect in classical nucleation theory for heterogeneous nucleation: A rigorous thermodynamic formulation and some unique conclusions,” Journal of Chemical Physics, 142, 104706 (2015).
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