Mr Smruti Jena

Casual Academic
  • 2019 - Present: PhD candidate at UNSW Sydney.
    • Thesis: Numerical investigation of H2-Diesel direct injection dual-fuel engines.
  • Masters in Technology (specialization: Fluids & Thermal), (2015-2017) IIT Guwahati. 
    • Thesis: Investigation of Turbulent flow using Two-equation models over a Hybrid Unstructured Grid.
  • Bachelors in Technology in Mechanical Engg, (2011-2015) Institute of Technical Education and Research.

 

Engineering
Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering

At present, I am working as a PhD student at the University of New South Wales, contributing to clean energy research. My thesis broadly focusses on understanding the turbulence-chemistry interaction in a hydrogen-fuelled engine employing direct simulations. Prior to my enrolment at UNSW, I was a part of the Climate & Fluid Physics group at ANU and had also acted as a research associate at Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati (for 7 months) following the completion of my Master's degree there. Basically, my interests are in learning the physics of turbulent flow in the broad area of applications and to further improve my computational skills.

Mobile
+61 426 024 269
Location
Desk No-113, Room No-422, J17, Ainsworth Building School of Mechanical & Manufacturing Engineering UNSW, Sydney, NSW 2052, Australia
  • Journal articles | 2018
    Gunjo DG; Jena SR; Mahanta P; Robi PS, 2018, 'Melting enhancement of a latent heat storage with dispersed Cu, CuO and Al2O3 nanoparticles for solar thermal application', Renewable Energy, 121, pp. 652 - 665, http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.renene.2018.01.013
  • Conference Papers | 2018
    Jena SR; Gayen B; Vreugdenhil CA; Griffiths R, 2018, 'The role of turbulent convection and wind in geostrophic circulation: Direct numerical simulation study', in Proceedings of the 21st Australasian Fluid Mechanics Conference, AFMC 2018

UNSW Tuition Fee Scholarship & Stipend (supported by Australian Renewable Energy Agency)