SG
Sashank Gautam
Aeroseal LLC, North Carolina State University, University of Alabama
Research areas: Engineering · Computational Mechanics · Aerosol Filtration and Electrostatic Precipitation · Fluid Dynamics and Turbulent Flows · Fluid Dynamics and Vibration Analysis
0009-0004-7867-5080
Employment
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Aeroseal LLC Senior Research Engineer2024 - Present
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North Carolina State University Postdoctoral Research Scholar2021 - 2024
Education
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University of Alabama Doctorate2015 - 2021
Projects & Funding
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Publications (21)
- A simple approach to simulate corona-charged electret filters Save
- Accuracy of the Pore Morphology Method in Modeling Fluid Saturation in 3D Fibrous Domains Save
- Designing Multi-Layer electret filters via numerical simulation Save
- Microscale modelling of electret filters using disordered 2-D domains Save
- Novel Method to Simulate Collection Efficiency and Pressure Drop of Coalescing Filters Save
- On the Accuracy of Pore Morphology Method in Modeling Fluid Saturation in 3-D Fibrous Media Save
- The Impact of Particle Deposition on Collection Efficiency of Electret Fibers Save
- The effect of shortfin mako shark skin at the reattachment of a separated turbulent boundary layer Save
- The impact of particle deposition on collection efficiency of electret fibers Save
- The role of 3D electrostatic field in modeling the electrospinning process Save
- Understanding Low-Speed Streaks and Their Function and Control through Movable Shark Scales Acting as a Passive Separation Control Mechanism Save
- A Simple Approach to Simulate Corona-Charged Electret Filters Save
- Importance of Dipole Orientation in Electrostatic Aerosol Filtration Save
- Macroscale modeling of electrostatically charged facemasks Save
- Macroscale modeling of electrostatically charged facemasks Save
- Macroscale simulation of particle loading in electrostatically charged filters Save
- Macroscale simulation of particle loading in electrostatically charged filters Save
- An Experimental Study of Drag Reduction Due to the Roller Bearing Effect over Grooved Surfaces Inspired by Butterfly Scales Save
- Passive separation control of shortfin mako shark skin in a turbulent boundary layer Save
- Passive separation control of shortfin mako shark skin in a turbulent boundary layer Save