M.Tech Chemical Engineering from IISc Bangalore

ROSHNA N., ME (Chemical Engg.)

Flat no: ***, Email: *********@*****.***

R.M.V Orchards, Tel. No: +919*********

Seenappa layout, New Bel Road,

Bangalore, India 560094

CAREER OBJECTIVE

To pursue a highly rewarding career, seeking for a job in challenging and healthy work environment where I can utilize my skills and knowledge efficiently for organizational growth.

ACADEMIC INTERESTS

Molecular dynamic Simulation of Newtonian and Non-Newtonian Fluids and granular materials using Discrete Element Method (DEM)

Process design, Optimization and Calculation of Chemical Process

Mechanics of flow around Immersed bodies in Fluids and Granular Materials

Experimental works in Chemical Engineering

COMPUTER SKILLS

Windows XP/8, MS Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint), OpenOffice.

Programming languages: C, C++

Software packages: LAMMPS, LIGGGHTS, ASPEN Plus

EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS

Exam./Degree

Board/University

Period

From Till

Specialization/ Major Subjects

% of

Marks/GPA

Master of Engineering (ME)

Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore, India (IISc)

2013

2015

Chemical Engineering

60%

Bachelor of

Technology (B.Tech)

Government Engineering College, Thrissur, Kerala, India (GEC)

2009

2013

Chemical Engineering

85.8%

Class 12

State Board, Kerala

2007

2009

Maths, Physics, Chemistry, Computer Science

94.6%

Class 10

State Board, Kerala

2006

2007

Maths, Physics, Chemistry, Computer Science

90%

PERSONAL DETAILS

Name : Roshna N.

DOB : 14/01/1992

Gender: Female

Marital Status: Married

Nationality : Indian

Projects at Indian Institute of Science (IISc) as a part of ME Degree:

Indian Institute of science, Bangalore (IISc) is regarded as India's finest institution for scientific research and engineering. It has been ranked number 1 in India, 3 in Asia, 11 worldwide during 2015 rankings when considering the criteria of Papers per Faculty.

The Study of Forces on an Immersed object in flowing Granular Media using Discrete Element Method (DEM) (ME Thesis)

Studied both the Lift and Drag force acting on the disc suspended into a rotating cylinder

Implemented DEM simulation in LAMMPS package for the investigation

Lift force was found to be several times greater than the equivalent buoyancy force in fluids

Study of lift force on immersed objects in granular materials does not appear to have been examined in the literature, hence this study is a benchmark to such studies in granular materials

The Stress Analysis of Granular Materials in Vertical Channel

Experiments were conducted with granular material in vertical channel. In vertical channel, the normal stress (pressure) is found to increase with increase in depth and saturates to a constant value above a certain height; while in fluids, it increases linearly with height.

Introduction to Molecular Simulations: NVE Molecular dynamics simulation of Hard Spheres

Simulation was done in C language and understood how the hard spheres interacts each other in the constant energy system at steady state.

The study of efficiency of Wellan Ring – A commercial product used as a water purifier

Theoretical studies were done to analyze the principle behind the working of Wellan Ring and were found to be not efficient in purifying water.

Projects at Government Engineering College, Thrissur (GEC) as a part of B.Tech Degree:

Process design and calculation of Cyclohexane Production Plant (1TPH) using ASPEN PLUS and design of heptane distillation column

Design of Cyclohexane plant considering material balance, energy balance, cost estimation and optimization of costs.

Preparation of heavy metal adsorbent using sugarcane bagasse

Charring and xanthation reaction are done to convert sugarcane bagasse to a good adsorbent of heavy metals.

INDUSTRIAL TRAINING & OTHER ACTIVITIES

Summer internship at The Kerala Minerals and Metals Ltd (KMML), Kerala, India in 2011

Summer internship at Fertilizers and Chemicals Travancore (FACT), Kochi, India in 2012

Served as volunteer in Open Day '14, ‘15 at IISc, Bangalore

Presented a Poster on ‘Lift Force on disc in granular media ‘ at In-House Symposium at IISc Bangalore 2015

REFERENCES

1. Prof. K. Kesava Rao

Department of Chemical Engineering, Indian Institute of Science, India

Phone: +91-80-229*-****

Email: ******@*******.****.*****.**

2. Prof. Manoj N

Asst. Professor

Chemical Engineering Department, GEC Thrissur, India

Phone: +919*********

Email: *********@*****.**.**

Declaration

I do hereby declare that the above said information is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. I assure to give my best performance and utilize my earned skills.

Date : 24-1-16 Yours faithfully,

Place : Bangalore, India

(Roshna.N)

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