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Surface and satellite observations of air pollution in India during COVID-19 lockdown: Implication to air quality by Sathe, Yogesh, Gupta, Pawan, Bawase, Moqtik, Lamsal, Lok, Patadia, Falguni, Thipse, Sukrut

“…[Display omitted] •COVID-19 Lockdown in India significantly improved air quality over many cities.•Surface and satellite data shows 42–60 % reduction in PM2.5…”
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Chemical composition and source attribution of PM2.5 and PM10 in Delhi-National Capital Region (NCR) of India: results from an extensive seasonal campaign by Bawase, Moqtik, Sathe, Yogesh, Khandaskar, Hemant, Thipse, Sukrut

“…Ambient particulate matter concentrations in Delhi and its peripheral towns has been a matter of serious concern in the last decade. Understanding the changing…”
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KINEMATIC SYNTHESIS OF CENTRAL-LEVER STEERING MECHANISM FOR FOUR WHEEL VEHICLES by Pramanik, Santiranjan, Thipse, Sukrut Shrikant

“…A central lever steering mechanism has been synthesized to obtain five precision points for a four-wheel vehicle using Hooke and Jeeves optimization method…”
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Development of Multi Cylinder Turbocharged Natural Gas Engine for Heavy Duty Application by Thipse, Sukrut S, Dsouza, Ashwin, Sonawane, Shailesh B, Rairikar, S D, Kavathekar, Kishorkumar, Marathe, Neelkanth, Shinde, Balasaheb, Kadkol, Sudhindra, Bhandari, Kamlesh, Joshi, Mandar

“…CNG has recently seen increased penetration within the automotive industry. Due to recent sanctions on diesel fuelled vehicles, manufactures have again shifted…”
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Metal partitioning in products of incineration of municipal solid waste by Thipse, Sukrut S, Dreizin, Edward L

“…Metals contained in the waste transfer to the waste incineration products, including flue gas, fly ash, and bottom ash, as different oxide, nitride, carbides,…”
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Morphology and composition of the fly ash particles produced in incineration of municipal solid waste by Thipse, Sukrut S, Schoenitz, Mirko, Dreizin, Edward L

“…This paper describes the results of experiments using a pilot-scale, 140,000 Btu/h, solid fuel continuous feed laboratory incinerator. A synthetic fuel…”
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Chemical composition and source attribution of PM.sub.2.5 and PM.sub.10 in Delhi-National Capital Region of India: results from an extensive seasonal campaign by Bawase, Moqtik, Sathe, Yogesh, Khandaskar, Hemant, Thipse, Sukrut

“…Ambient particulate matter concentrations in Delhi and its peripheral towns has been a matter of serious concern in the last decade. Understanding the changing…”
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Synthetic fuel for imitation of municipal solid waste in experimental studies of waste incineration by Thipse, Sukrut S., Sheng, Chad, Booty, Michael R., Magee, Richard S., Dreizin, Edward L.

“…Synthetic fuel is prepared to imitate municipal solid waste (MSW) in experimental studies of incineration processes. The fuel is composed based on the…”
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Chemical makeup and physical characterization of a synthetic fuel and methods of heat content evaluation for studies on MSW incineration by Thipse, Sukrut S, Sheng, Chad, Booty, Michael R, Magee, Richard S, Bozzelli, Joseph W

“…A well-characterized synthetic fuel is often needed for research related to the efficiency or completeness of combustion and emissions from municipal solid…”
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Development of Dual Fuel (Diesel-CNG) Engine for SUV Application in India by Thipse, Sukrut, Kulkarni, Ajit Vinayak, Vispute, Suresh J, Rairikar, S D, Sonawane, Shailesh B, Sagare, Vinayak Shivalink, Dev, Subhanker, Kavathekar, Kishor Kumar, Mengaji, Parag, Karle, Ujjwala Shailesh, Marathe, Neelkanth V, Sinha, Kausik

“…Towards the effort of reducing pollutant emissions, especially soot and nitrogen oxides, from direct injection Diesel engines, engineers have proposed various…”
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Parametric study of heavy metal partitioning in a pilot-scale incinerator burning simulated municipal solid waste by Thipse, Sukrut Shrikant

“…Incineration is a combustion process used to convert toxic waste to benign gases and residue in presence of excess air. The products of the incineration…”
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