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Pratyush Maiti
CSIR-Central Salt and Marine Chemicals Research Institute, Rishi Chemical Industries P. Ltd., University of Calcutta, Scottish Church College, Japro Engineering P. Ltd. (Kam Fabricators P. Ltd.)
Employment
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CSIR-Central Salt and Marine Chemicals Research Institute Scientist2008 - Present
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Rishi Chemical Industries P. Ltd. Development Manager1997 - 2008
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Japro Engineering P. Ltd. (Kam Fabricators P. Ltd.) Assistant Engineer1995 - 1997
Education
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University of Calcutta B. Tech. (Chemical Technology, specialization in Oil Technology)1992 - 1995
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Scottish Church College B. Sc. (Chemistry Honours)1989 - 1992
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (14)
- Techno-economic assessment of bio-refinery model based on co-pyrolysis of cotton boll crop-residue and plastic waste Save
- Empty cotton boll crop-residue and plastic waste valorization to bio-oil, potassic fertilizer and activated carbon – A bio-refinery model Save
- Economic evaluation of solar-driven thermochemical conversion of empty cotton boll biomass to syngas and potassic fertilizer Save
- Sustainable methodology for production of potassic fertilizer from agro-residues: Case study using empty cotton boll Save
- Co-production of syngas and potassium-based fertilizer by solar-driven thermochemical conversion of crop residues Save
- Development of high-performance supercapacitor electrode derived from sugar industry spent wash waste Save
- Evaluation of fertilizer potential of different K compounds prepared utilizing sea bittern as feed stock Save
- Correlation of filtration behavior of chiral and racemic Mg(tartrate) suspensions with morphological differences and observation of cross structure in a metal organic framework Save
- Four-fold concentration of sucrose in sugarcane juice through energy efficient forward osmosis using sea bittern as draw solution Save
- Transient performance and emission characteristics of a heavy-duty diesel engine fuelled with microalga Chlorella variabilis and Jatropha curcas biodiesels Save