Suresh Babu Baluguri

Dr. Suresh Babu Baluguri

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Academic Career Length

16Years (2011-Present)

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

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1 January 2015 in Procedia Engineering
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SGSrinivas Gosukonda
Srinivas Gosukonda
VGV.P.N. Srikanth Gorti
V.P.N. Srikanth Gorti
SBSuresh Babu Baluguri
Suresh Babu Baluguri
SSSreenatha Reddy Sakam
Sreenatha Reddy Sakam
Particle size plays vital role in determination of heat transfer through a nano-fluid. But the chemical reaction of copper metal particle with water certainly alters the expected heat transfer rate. So the size of the nano-particle in its flow can be described by Newton's law. All the assumptions lead to a system of coupled non-linear governing partial differential equations. These equations are solved for velocity (w) and temperature (θ) using R-K 6th order with shooting method subject to the boundary conditions. The profiles of w, θ and the heat transfer rate (Nu) for various parameters are displayed. The inter particle spacing enhances the heat transfer rate due to the Brownian motion of the particles

16 April 2024 in Case Studies in Thermal Engineering
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VGVanaja Gosty
Vanaja Gosty
GSG. Srinivas
G. Srinivas
SBSuresh Babu Baluguri
Suresh Babu Baluguri
BGB. Shankar Goud
B. Shankar Goud
AHAhmed S. Hendy
Ahmed S. Hendy
MAMohamed R. Ali
Mohamed R. Ali

BGB. Shankar Goud
B. Shankar Goud
SBSuresh Babu Baluguri
Suresh Babu Baluguri
MSMn Raja Shekar
Mn Raja Shekar
GSG. Srinivas
G. Srinivas
The current paper focuses on unsteady MHD free convection flow with mass and heat transfer past an inclined plate. The inclined plate moves with exponential acceleration and is placed in a saturated porous medium having a uniform permeability but a varying concentration and temperature. The important essence of the study is to analyze the angle of inclination on the flow phenomenon with a heat source or sink alongside a destructive reaction. The governing equations are solved with the help of Galerkin Finite Element Method. A detailed discussion on the effects of pertinent material parameters, magnetic field, and permeability of the porous medium is presented. This reveals the flow reversal with an active magnetic field in porous medium. A retarding velocity is observed with angle of inclination and heat source. Applications of the present study include understanding of drag experienced at the heated/cooled inclined surfaces in a seepage flow.

1 January 2015 in Procedia Materials Science
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GSG.V.P.N. Srikanth
G.V.P.N. Srikanth
GSG. Srinivas
G. Srinivas
SBSuresh Babu Baluguri
Suresh Babu Baluguri
The chemical reaction of metal particle with the solvent is natural and decomposition of the metal particle is a natural phenomenon. But, this decomposition affects the viscosity and the fluid flow. The inclusion of chemical reaction rate parameter in the expression of viscosity given by Graham A.L (Applied Science Research, 37(3), pp.275-286(1981)) address the behavior of the viscosity of the Nano fluid in its flow and heat transfer. The heat transfer is more for large volume fraction of the solid. The heat transfer is less due to the decomposition of metal particl

28 July 2022 in Materials Today: Proceedings
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SBSuresh Babu Baluguri
Suresh Babu Baluguri
KSKasula Santhosh
Kasula Santhosh
GKGanji Vanaja Kumari
Ganji Vanaja Kumari
GSGosukonda Srinivas
Gosukonda Srinivas

23 April 2011 in Journal of Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering
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SBSuresh Babu Baluguri
Suresh Babu Baluguri
GSG Srinivas
G Srinivas
BRB.R.K. Reddy
B.R.K. Reddy
In the present study, the vertical channel is divided in to two regions one region is filled with Micropolar fluid and the other region is filled with viscous fluid. The channel is subjected to the transverse magnetic field. The coupled governing equations are solved subjected to the boundary conditions proposed by the previous authors using F.E.M. The results are compared with Kumar et al (2010). It is found that the increase in the magnetic field reduces the micro rotation (N) and velocity and enhances the temperature. Increase in the Eckert (Ec) number, decreases the velocity, temperature and micro rotation. The Nusselt number and shear stress values are also analyzed.DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3329/jname.v8i1.5808