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Shaji Sidney
Tan90 Thermal Solutions, Saveetha University, Anna University Chennai, Bannari Amman Institute of Technology
About
An enthusiastic person having Bachelors degree in Mechanical Engineering, Masters degree in Engineering Design and Ph.D. in solar PV refrigeration. I have good research experience in the field of solar powered refrigeration with cold thermal energy storage. I have good number of research publications in various fields related to renewable energy, refrigeration, thermal energy storage and battery storage. Interested in R&D, eager to learn new technologies and methodologies.
Employment
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Tan90 Thermal Solutions Research and Development Engineer2021 - Present
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Saveetha University Assistant Professor (SG)2021 - 2021
Education
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Anna University Chennai PhD2015 - 2021
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Bannari Amman Institute of Technology ME2011 - 2013
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (12)
- A review on carbon nanomaterials for K‐ion battery anode: Progress and perspectives Save
- Performance, environment, and cost‐benefit analysis of a split air conditioning unit using HC‐290 and HCFC‐22 Save
- A novel solar-powered milk cooling refrigeration unit with cold thermal energy storage for rural application Save
- Experimental performance of a mobile air conditioning unit with small thermal energy storage for idle stop/start vehicles Save
- Charge optimisation of a solar milk chiller with direct current compressors Save
- A standalone PV operated DC milk chiller for Indian climate zones Save
- Thermal analysis on optimizing the capillary tube length of a milk chiller using DC compressor operated with HFC-134a and environment-friendly HC-600a refrigerants Save
- Experimental investigation of freezing and melting characteristics of graphene-based phase change nanocomposite for cold thermal energy storage applications Save
- Experimental studies on the performance of mobile air conditioning system using environmental friendly HFO-123yf as a refrigerant Save
- Solidification of Graphene-Assisted Phase Change Nanocomposites inside a Sphere for Cold Storage Applications Save