Sudarshan Kumar

Dr. Sudarshan Kumar

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Academic Career Length

25Years (2002-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 September 2018 in Progress in Energy and Combustion Science
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AKAlexander A. Konnov
Alexander A. Konnov
Akram MohammadAkram Mohammad
Akram Mohammad
RVRatna Kishore Velamati
Ratna Kishore Velamati
NKNam Il Kim
Nam Il Kim
CPChockalingam Prathap
Chockalingam Prathap
SKSudarshan Kumar
Sudarshan Kumar

1 January 2018 in Energy Conversion and Management
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BAB. Aravind
B. Aravind
GRGannena K.S. Raghuram
Gannena K.S. Raghuram
RVRatna Kishore Velamati
Ratna Kishore Velamati
SKSudarshan Kumar
Sudarshan Kumar

1 January 2002 in Proceedings of the Combustion Institute
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SKSudarshan Kumar
Sudarshan Kumar
PPP.J. Paul
P.J. Paul
HMH.S. Mukunda
H.S. Mukunda

1 June 2015 in Thermochimica Acta
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LMLovely Mallick
Lovely Mallick
SKSudarshan Kumar
Sudarshan Kumar
ACArindrajit Chowdhury
Arindrajit Chowdhury

24 March 2014 in Applied Physics Letters
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SYShambhoo Yadav
Shambhoo Yadav
PSPooja Sharma
Pooja Sharma
PYPrathima Yamasani
Prathima Yamasani
SMS. Minaev
S. Minaev
SKSudarshan Kumar
Sudarshan Kumar
A prototype micro-thermoelectric power generator (micro-TEG) system based on micro-combustion concept has been developed and presented here. The system consists of Bismuth-Telluride based thermoelectric modules mounted on a 0.5 cm3 volume microcombustor. The hot combustion gases from the microcombustor are allowed to flow in reverse direction through a heating cup to maximize the heat transfer from hot combustion products to thermoelectric modules. The system delivers a maximum power of 2.35 W with a fuel (propane) flow rate of 3.98 g/h. Maximum power is achieved at a voltage of 4.34 V, current 0.54 A with a maximum conversion efficiency of 4.58%. The system generates electric power with an improvement of over 83% in energy conversion efficiency over existing micro-TEG systems.