Research interests
The primary area of my
research is a particle technology and
multi-phase flow. My PhD project was on granular
dynamics in dense granular systems with emphasis
on experimental measurement using lasers (DWS,
SVS) of granular temperature as an important
parameter which underpins many theories for
dynamic granular processes. Current interest is
on study of miniaturized fluidization so called
micro-fluidization.
My research vision is to
investigate single particle dynamics in granular
systems and relate it to the macroscopic
behavior of such systems using a combination of
experiments and theory so as to develop
fundamental understanding and improve
reliability and efficiency of industrial
processes involving handling of granular
materials.
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