Dr Subrat Das |
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| Dr. Subrat Das is currently a Lecturer in Mechanical Engineering, School of Engineering, Deakin University. His main areas of research are in mathematical modelling and experimental analysis of industrial problems in mechanical engineering. He also worked as senior design engineer (FEA specialist) for Rio Tinto Alcan (Comalco research centre) and involved with several cell design projects. Research interests
CareerSix Sigma (Green-Belt) from Rio Tinto AlcanPhD Master in Turbomachines BE in Mechanical Engineering Key publicationsDas S, Morsi YS, Brooks G, Chen JJJ, Yang W (2012) Principal characteristics of a bubble formation on a horizontal downward facing surface Colloids and Surfaces A: Physicochemical and Engineering Aspects 411, 94-104Das, S (2012) Convection in Fluid Overlying Porous Layer: An Application to Hall–He´roult Cell Materials Performance and Characterization 9, 1-22 Das, S., Brooks, G., Morsi, Y. (2011) Theoretical investigation of the inclined sidewall design on magnetohydrodynamic (MHD) forces in an aluminium electrolytic cell Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B 42 (1), 243-253 Das, S, Morsi, Y and Brooks, G (2011) Analysis of the current distribution in an aluminum electrolysis cell with copper collector-bar cathode assembly Proceedings of the 10th Australasian Aluminium Smelting Technology Conference,University of New South Wales, pp. 1-14. Das, S, Morsi, Y, Brooks, G, Yang, W and C, J J. J. (2011) Experimental investigation of single bubble characteristics in a cold model of a Hall-Heroult electrolytic cell TMS Light Metals, San Diego, California, USA, 575-580. View entire list of audited publications Related linksMore publications |
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