Amit Shrivastava
Vikrant University Gwalior, ShriRam College of Engineering and Management Banmore
About
Mr. Amit Shrivastava is a Mechanical Engineering academician and researcher with over 17 years of experience in teaching, research, academic administration, and industry. He has submitted his Ph.D. in Solar Thermal Energy Systems under the AICTE-QIP Scheme from Madhav Institute of Technology & Science and holds an M.Tech. in Thermal System & Design.
His research interests include solar thermal systems, renewable energy, energy-exergy analysis, and sustainable engineering. He has published 11 SCIE/Scopus-indexed research papers, authored a book chapter, and has several manuscripts under review. Mr. Shrivastava is also the inventor of two published Indian patents related to solar energy technologies and has received research grants from Madhya Pradesh Council of Science and Technology (MPCST). He currently serves as an Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering at Vikrant University and is committed to advancing sustainable energy solutions through research, innovation, and academic excellence.
Employment
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Vikrant University Gwalior Assistant Professor2026 - Present
Education
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ShriRam College of Engineering and Management Banmore Assistant Professor2009 - 2026
Projects & Funding
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Publications (19)
- Energy exergy and environmental analyses of mango leather drying in greenhouse solar dryer with evacuated tube collector and finned tray Save
- Experimental study of parabolic dish collector based solar cooker with different thermal energy storage system Save
- An Integrated system for assessing performance of a hybrid solar water based room heating system in real time Save
- Energy and exergy analyses of a novel hybrid active winter heating system Save
- Performance Analysis of a Solar-Assisted Winter Heating System for Sustainable Built Development Save
- Performance analysis and sustainability assessment of a building integrated solar PV system Save
- Energy analysis of standalone hybrid active solar room heating system Save
- Assessment of a hybrid solar water heating system: environmental impact and economic viability Save
- Advancements in the Application of Phase Change Materials for Enhanced Thermal Comfort: A Comprehensive Review Save
- A solar still to Desalinate impure water Save