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A comprehensive review of heat transfer enhancement of heat exchanger, heat pipe and electronic components using graphene by Natesan, Kapilan, Karinka, Shashikantha

“…The industrial growth of any country depends on energy source availability and utilization of energy for various applications. The heat exchanger is a heat…”
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Effects of thermal treatments on characteristics and morphological variations in the deposits of urea-SCR systems by Prabhu S, Sadashiva, Natesan, Kapilan, Nayak, Nagaraj Shivappa

“…Selective catalytic reduction (SCR) systems are employed by automobile manufacturers for the abatement of environmental pollutants like oxides of nitrogen (NO…”
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Studies on Mahua Oil Biodiesel as the Sustainable Fuel in Compression Ignition Engine by Kapilan, Natesan, Prabhu S, Sadashiva

“…Energy utilization and demand are increasing in the entire world, and most of the countries have to depend on renewable energy sources. As a renewable energy…”
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Development and evaluation of a low-cost evaporative cooling system for agricultural product storage by Kapilan, Natesan, Kumar Patil, Vijay

“…Agricultural products are highly perishable and, hence, we need to preserve these products after harvest. India is an agricultural country and, thus, the…”
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Effect of Basil Oil on the Performance of Biodiesel Fuelled Agricultural Engine by Kapilan, Natesan, Reddy, Rana Pratap

“…The rapidly depleting fossil fuel resources and stringent emission norms have given importance to research of alternative fuels, especially in relation to…”
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Performance studies on a solar PV-powered multi-stage cooling system by Natesan, Kapilan, M, Nagamadhu, Ahmed, Abu Saleh, YM, Shivaprakash, Prabhu S, Sadashiva

“…Post-harvesting losses are significant in India. The storage requirements for vegetables and fruits are different, and they can be stored for shorter and…”
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Studies on Improvement of Performance of Compression Ignition Engine Fuelled with Mixture of Honge Biodiesel and Tire Pyrolysis Oil by Kapilan, Natesan, Jullya, Naik

“…The biodiesel has lower volatility and is costlier than the fossil diesel. Hence it is necessary to add a low cost fuel which has higher volatility, with the…”
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Physico-Mechanical Property Evaluation and Morphology Study of Moisture-Treated Hemp–Banana Natural-Fiber-Reinforced Green Composites by Ravi Yerraiahgarahalli Venkataravanappa, Avinash Lakshmikanthan, Natesan Kapilan, Manjunath Patel Gowdru Chandrashekarappa, Oguzhan Der, Ali Ercetin

“…The development of many engineered product applications for automobiles and aircraft parts has initiated the search for novel materials as alternatives to…”
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Impact of thermal barrier coatings on temperature distribution of high-pressure gas turbine rotor blades: a computational study by K., Amith Shetty, M. P., Bharath, K., Ganesh, Natesan, Kapilan, G. L., Arun Kumar, S., Sadashiva Prabhu

“…This study investigates the effect of thermal barrier coatings (TBCs) on the temperature distribution throughout a first-stage high-pressure aero-engine gas…”
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The Enhancement of the Performance of a Biodiesel Operated Diesel Engine by Natesan, N. Kapilan

“…The biodiesel fueled diesel engine results in lower thermal efficiency due to lower volatility and slightly higher viscosity of the biodiesel. Hence, in this…”
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An experimental study on wire arc additive manufacturing (WAAM) of 308L stainless steel and its chemical dissolution by Shetty, Deviprasad, Vijayan, Vijeesh, Natesan, Kapilan

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Rotating twisted tape turbulators and CuO nanofluid synergy: investigating heat transfer characteristics in tubular systems by Nagaraju, Pavan Kattedoddi, Natesan, Kapilan, Kumaraswamy, Madhusudana Chikkamandya

“…This study investigates the synergistic effect of rotating twisted tape turbulators (RTTT) and copper oxide (CuO) nanofluid on heat transfer characteristics…”
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Influence of Propyl gallate antioxidant on performance and emissions of a compression ignition engine fueled with Madhuca Indica B20 ester blends by S, Balaji, Saravanan, R., Kapilan, Natesan

“…Biodiesels have received much attention due to depletion of world fossil reserves and increased environmental concerns. However, the biodiesel has lower…”
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Enhancing soot emission control and performance in biodiesel-powered diesel engine through Al2O3 nanoparticle by Kapilan, Natesan, K, Ashok Kumar, Buradi, Abdulrajak, Bora, Bhaskor Jyoti, Nirsanametla, Yadaiah, Majdi, Ali, Alsubih, Majed, Islam, Saiful, Khan, Mohammad Amir, Khan, Wahaj Ahmad, Alqarni, Sondos Abdullah

“…Interest in biodiesel as a diesel fuel substitute has increased due to the growing need for sustainable energy sources. The blends of biodiesel, such B20, have…”
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Effect of UWS spray angle and positioning of injector on ammonia concentration in Urea-SCR system by Prabhu S, Sadashiva, Natesan, Kapilan, Shivappa Nayak, Nagaraj

“…Compounds like Urea and Ammonium formate can be used to generate the reducing agent, NH3 in De-NOx Selective Catalytic Reduction Systems (SCR). In Urea-SCR,…”
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Effect of graphene on the performance of heat exchangers and related simulation studies by Natesan, Kapilan, Prabhu S, Sadashiva, Varghese Kodathu, Samuel, Verma, Rohan

“…Industrial growth depends on the availability of energy sources and energy utilization. For various applications which require effective heat transfer between…”
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PRODUCTION AND EVALUATION OF STORAGE STABILITY OF HONGE BIODIESEL by Kapilan, Natesan, Sekar, Chandra B

“…Biodiesel is considered as a renewable substitute for diesel oil in the compression ignition engine. But the biodiesel is more prone to oxidation due to its…”
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Study of variables affecting the synthesis of biodiesel from Madhuca Indica oil by Kapilan, Natesan, Babu, T.P. Ashok, Reddy, Rana Pratap

“…Biodiesel derived from non-edible Madhuca Indica oil (MIO) seems to be a better alternative to diesel oil in India. In the present work, effects of reaction…”
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