VIPUL SHRIVASTAVA
Contact No.: +91-974******* ~ E-Mail: ***********.*****@*****.***
Seeking assignments in CFD Analysis / Model Development with an
organization of repute
PROFILE SUMMARY
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. M.Sc. in Mechanical Engineering from University of Newcastle upon Tyne,
UK with nearly 3 years of experience in:
~ CFD Analysis ~ CFD Model Development ~ Analysis &
Validation
~ Conjugate Heat Transfer ~ Fluid Structure Interaction ~
Heat Transfer
~ Client Support ~ Reporting & Documentation ~ Fluid
Dynamics
~ Computational Fluid Dynamics ~ Finite Element Analysis (FEA)
~ Thermodynamics
~ Volume of Fluid (VOF) Model ~ Drift Flux Model (DFM) ~
Particle Physics (DEM)
. Expertise in the simulation of a variety of advanced engineering
processes in order to assist the customers with their engineering
designs, and be at the forefront of the innovative use of simulation in
engineering design, industrial processes & research environments
. Gained modeling experience using Finite Element Analysis and
Computational Fluid Dynamics & proficiency of working in House Fortran
Code
. Exposure to Fluid-Structure Interaction (FSI), Conjugate Heat Transfer
(CHT) Analysis and Modeling of Multi Physics and Multi Scale Problems
. Well versed with commercial tools such as FLUENT, Hypermesh, etc.
. Skilled in CFD concepts involving Multiphase, Transient, Porous Medium,
VOF, MRF, DFM, HEM and Lagrangian Particle Tracking
. Proficient in using tools like ICEM CFD, Star CCM+, ANSYS CFX, ANSYS
workbench, Hypermesh and ANSYS Fluent
. Conversant with using open source CFD softwares i.e. OpenFoam,
LIGGGHTS and CFDEM coupling and post processing using paraview
. Exposure to Discrete Element Method (DEM) to simulate the particle's
flow using LIGGGHTS
. An effective communicator with proven inter-personal, analytical &
problem solving skills
ORGANIZATIONAL EXPERIENCE
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Since Feb'12 with Fluidyn Consultancy Pvt. Ltd., Bangalore as Senior
Research Engineer (CFD)
Role:
. Involved in pre-processing for checking geometry & quality and post
processing
. Carrying out User Coding using Linux & C sourcecode
. Conducting applied research for product development and/or product
optimization through Computational Fluid Dynamics using commercial CFD
Codes
. Creating CFD Model by considering fluid domain
. Accountable for exporting the model into solver and setup boundary
conditions as per the physics of the problem
. Recommending modifications based on client requirements
. Writing technical documentation related to the analysis carried out
. Providing technical inputs & putting recommendations that achieve
project expectations
. Interacting with clients in order to understand the physical problem
of interest including conjugate heat transfer, Fluid-Structure
interaction, multiphase flow, etc.
. Carrying out literature survey and deciding appropriate physical and
mathematical/numerical models to solve the defined physical problem
. Creating geometry and meshing by Fluidyn Cadgen Software and
preprocessing and post processing by Fluidyn MP_G
. Implementing the models in the existing finite volume fluid flow
solver(Fluidyn MP_B) and validating them by comparing the computed
results with published data
. Preparing the necessary documents for user manuals, tutorials and
validating documents after completion of development and validation
. Delivering webinars on different topics as CHT, Fluid-structure
interaction
Projects handled:
. Conjugate Heat Transfer Analysis of a Reactor with Calcination
Modelling of Powder Placed Inside
. Static Wall Film Model Development
. Simulation of Powder Flow in a Rotating Kiln
. Power Inverter Cooling Analysis
. Data Center Cooling Analysis
. Jet fan Ventilation in Car Parks
. Analysis of Fluid- Structure Interaction under Seismic Excitations (3d
seismic induced sloshing)- Tutorial for the Client Support
. Validation of Weir Flow Analysis
. Validation of TNT explosion in a cylindrical T-tunnel and in open
atmosphere
. Simulation of Silt removal in a Desilting chamber
Note: Please refer to the annexure for project details
INTERNSHIP
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Organization: Newcastle University
Period: May'10 - Jul'11
Description: Analysed the behaviour of Vortex shedding behind a
cylinder array. A free-stream velocity of 15m/s and a gap
ratio of (T/d) = 2 was investigated at Re=12,500. Carried
out an experimental work in a Plint & Partners TE93 Cross-
Flow Heat Exchanger wind tunnel. Took measurements with a
hot-wire anemometer through an IFA100 flow analyser and
recorded with Picoscope Software. Ansys' Fluent CFD program
was used to simulate the flow in the working section of the
wind tunnel. This allowed the frequency of vortex shedding
to be calculated, and for comparison between simulated and
experimental data.
Role:
. Analysed various fluids (High Reynolds number and Low Reynolds number)
in backward facing step geometry using ANSYS 12 commercial code Fluent
. Monitored the sudden changes in the fluid path, which is the main
concern of pipe designing in both gas and oil companies
ACADEMIC PROJECT
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Title: MS Project: Analysis of Transient heat conduction & convective
heat transfer and flow pattern around a cylinder in
isolation and tube array in staggered pattern
Role:
. Carried out:
o Research using ANSYS (Fluent) to simulate the conjugate heat transfer
around cylinder
o Computational Fluid dynamics analyses using commercial CFD
applications
o CFD analysis including geometry clean-up, model building (meshing),
problem formulation, results presentations, written reports and
effectively communicated the significance of solution on hand
o Transient CFD analysis to predict flow field and conjugate heat
transfer
o Study of transient heat conduction equation in cylindrical co-ordinate
with convective boundary condition by analytical method and crank-
Nicolson implicit scheme
ACADEMIC DETAILS
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. M.Sc. in Mechanical Engineering from University of Newcastle upon
Tyne, UK in 2011 with 2:1 (Merit)
. B.Tech. in Mechanical & Automation Engineering from Amity University,
Noida, India in 2009 with First Division
Certification:
. Hypermesh certification
IT SKILLS
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. Conversant with:
o Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint), ANSYS Fluent, OpenFoam,
LIGGGHTS, CFDEM(Coupled CFD+DEM)
o STAR-CCM, Mat lab, FINEL(finite element software), Maple, Latex,
Labview, Simulink and AutoCAD, C, Fortran and Unix/Linux
PERSONAL DETAILS
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Date of Birth: 28th May 1986
Address: #11, green leaf extension, Koramanagala 4th block,
Bangalore
Location Preference: Pune, Bangalore, Mumbai & Delhi
Languages Known: English, Hindi & German
ANNEXURE
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Title: Conjugate Heat Transfer Analysis of a Reactor with
Calcination Modelling of Powder Placed Inside
Description: The objective of the calcination model was to calculate
the total mass of the solids and gases. The rate of reaction was
given as source term by user coding. Treated powder was treated
as porous media, solids as passive scalars and gases as active
scalars. Capably solved a scalar transport equation for the
temperature of solid powder and heat transfer between powder and
air i.e. conduction, convection and radiation was modelled, heat
of reactions (endothermic/exothermic) were given as sink/source
term and varying thermal diffusivity was given through user
code, radiative heat transfer was activated and finally the
model was validated with the data given by the client. Skilfully
completed the CHT- Calcination model coupling by integrating the
model in the original domain which had fluid and structure part.
Title: Static Wall Film Model Development
Description: The scope of this model was to simulate the condensation
of steam at the wall and to measure the wall film thickness as
required by the client. Skilfully solved scalar transport
equation for steam and rate of condensation was given as source
term to scalar transport equation and other equations.
Title: Simulation of Powder Flow in a Rotating Kiln
Description: The objective of the study was to validate the powder flow
for different range of Froude number and filling degrees.
Skilfully developed a code for powder viscosity, which was the
function of pressure, angle of friction and strain rate and
validated the flow of powder in a rotating kiln for different
regimes. Successfully used volume of fluid (VOF) and Drift flux
model (DFM) for this study.
Title: Power Inverter Cooling Analysis
Description: The traction inverter had an IGBT with conical fins for
enhanced heat transfer. It also had a DC capacitor and other
PCB's and components. The IGBT heat dissipation is 3.25 kW.
Other components emit a total heat of ~90 W. Accountable for
mounting assembly inside a housing that is exposed to an ambient
at 105?C.The IGBT is cooled by ethylene-glycol coolant. The
objective of the project was to perform conjugate heat transfer
and thermal stress analysis to find out temperature distribution-
Stresses that develop in inverter components due to heat
dissipation. Capably calculated pressure drop across inlet and
outlet for a given flow rate. Computed the safety margin of the
components like IGBT, sensor boards, capacitor case, bus bar and
etc. Carried out a parametric study of varying coolant flow rate
on different performance parameters.
Title: Data Center Cooling Analysis
Description: A 3D CFD model of the temperature and airflow conditions
in the existing data center provides a baseline visualization of
the data center temperature and airflow patterns and identifies
excessive temperatures and restricted airflows that can
compromise reliability and the availability of equipment.
Carried out predictive impact analysis of new high density loads
simulates causality situations that allow the data center
operator to model the results of planned modifications or
investigate potential failure modes within the data center.
Provided recommendations to optimize the cooling infrastructure
identify methods to maximize the cooling effectiveness of the
data center.
Title: Jet fan Ventilation in Car Parks
Description: Without jet fan analysis to find out the dead zones. The
purpose of this simulation was to identify the best possible
location for the jet fans, and to facilitate thorough
ventilation coverage throughout. Carried out the analysis to
study the fire and smoke propagation with respect to time, find
the evacuation time and best possible smoke evacuation path.
Carried out visibility analysis during the fire.
Title: Analysis of Fluid- Structure Interaction under Seismic
Excitations (3d seismic induced sloshing)- Tutorial for the
Client Support
Description: The purpose of the project was to simulate the sloshing
and structural deformation in a cylindrical vessel, which was
partially filled with water and the top part was open to
atmosphere. The bottom surface of tank was subjected to seismic
excitation in lateral X direction. VOF was used to simulate the
sloshing. FSI cases involve deformation of structural mesh;
remeshing conditions were used to prevent the outer boundaries
of fluid mesh from changing.
Title: Validation of Weir Flow Analysis
Description: The scope of the project was to simulate the frequency and
amplitude sloshing of the free surface of a liquid and the weir
displaced due to FSI and to validate the simulation with Fujita
et al (1996).
Title: Validation of TNT explosion in a cylindrical T-tunnel and in
open atmosphere
Description: The scope of the study was numerically validate the
overpressure generated by solid TNT explosive in a T- tunnel of
cylindrical cross section and in the open atmosphere. Used JWL
model to simulate the study and the open atmosphere TNT
explosion was validated with Hansson et al results.
Title: Simulation of Silt removal in a Desilting chamber
Description: The scope of the project was to calculate the spatial and
temporal variation flow velocity and silt volume fraction. The
cumulative deposition of the silt was calculated. Used open
source module CFDEM coupled with OpenFoam (CFD code) and
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