KS
Kandadai Srinivasan
The University of Western Australia, National University of Singapore, Australian National University, Imperial College of Science and Technology, Frigrite Refrigeration
Employment
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The University of Western Australia Adjunct Professor2011 - Present
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National University of Singapore Senior Research Fellow2010 - 2011
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Frigrite Refrigeration Manager2007 - 2010
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Charles Darwin University Senior Research Fellow2006 - 2007
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Indian Institute of Science Asst./Assoc Professor/ Professor1987 - 2005
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Indian Institute of Technology Madras Pool Officer/Assistant Professor1980 - 1987
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Indian Space Research Organisation Engineer1969 - 1975
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Bhabha Atomic Research Centre Trainee1968 - 1969
Education
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Australian National University PhD1977 - 1980
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Imperial College of Science and Technology DIC1976 - 1977
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Indian Institute of Technology Madras MS1972 - 1974
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College of Engineering BE1963 - 1968
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (125)
- Experimental studies on the impact of adsorbent particle size on the adsorption chiller performance Save
- Performance evaluation of a two-stage air-cooled silica gel + water adsorption cooling system: Effect of key operational parameters Save
- Activated carbon–carbon dioxide based two stage adsorption compression Brayton cycle power generation Save
- Development and performance studies of an air cooled two-stage multi-bed silica-gel + water adsorption system Save
- Carbon dioxide based power generation in renewable energy systems Save
- Influence of cycle time and collector area on solar driven adsorption chillers Save
- Instrumentation and control of a two-stage 4-bed silica gel + water adsorption cooling cum desalination system Save
- Silica gel + water adsorber chiller and desalination system: A transient heat transfer study Save
- Solar driven carbon dioxide Brayton cycle power generation with thermal compression Save
- A trade-off between maxima in efficiency and specific work output of super- and trans-critical CO2 Brayton cycles Save