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Chemical Engineering

Chemical Engineering

  • About Course
  • Vision & Mission
  • HOD Message
  • Program Educational Objectives (PEOs)
  • Programme Outcomes (POs)
  • Course Outcomes
  • Faculty
  • Laboratories
  • Achievements
  • Events
  • Research
  • Syllabus
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  • Publication
  • New Students Registration
  • Innovative Practices and E-Learning

For admission in Chemical Branch call :Dr. Deepak Yadav- 6399331666

About Course

Chemical engineering is the branch of engineering that deals with the application of physical science (e.g. chemistry and physics), and life sciences (e.g. biology, microbiology and biochemistry) with mathematics, to the process of converting raw materials or chemicals into more useful or valuable forms. In addition to producing useful materials, modern chemical engineering is also concerned with pioneering valuable new materials and techniques - such as nanotechnology, fuel cells and biomedical engineering. Chemical engineering largely involves the design, improvement and maintenance of processes involving chemical or biological transformations for large-scale manufacture. Chemical engineers ensure the processes are operated safely, sustainable and economically. Chemical engineers in this branch are usually employed under the title of process engineer. A related term with a wider definition is chemical technology. A person employed in this field is called a chemical engineer.

Course Offered: UG- B.Tech (Chemical Engineering)

Job prospects of the courses- Chemical Engineers research, design and develop chemical processes and equipment, oversee the operation and maintenance of industrial chemical, plastics, pharmaceutical, resource ,pulp and food processing plants and perform duties related to chemical quality control, environmental protection and biochemical engineering.

Vision

To be an outstanding department in the country that imparts high quality education and a strong research programme to provide world competitive chemical engineering graduates

Mission

  1. To provide State-of-art technical education in the undergraduate levels.
  2. To groom students with the leadership skills, professional ethics, transparency and accountability along with the technical knowledge.
  3. To foster professional development of students from all socio economic level to convert them into socially responsible and globally competent professionals.

HOD Dr. Deepak Yadav
A warm welcome to the Department of Chemical Engineering at Meerut Institute of Engineering and Technology, Meerut! A bachelor course in chemical engineering was started in the year 1999. The department has evolved with leaps and bounds in terms of faculty specialization, quality education and student performance, laboratories, and classroom infrastructure.
Chemical engineering fundamentals are mainly based on physics, chemistry, and mathematics. The discipline is expanding its boundaries day and night for developing technologies that are more efficient, safer, and environment-friendly. Chemical engineers have been made many essential contributions to society over the years in every aspect. Chemical engineers' contribution to human life is vast in terms of many daily usable items. The chemical industry is enormous, and its contribution is significant in terms of employability also.

The department is bound to excel in chemical engineering education. The department has a strong curriculum along with open/departmental electives in the newly emerging areas. Student research projects are based on the current emerging problems of society and industries, and the department has committed faculty members who are leading quality research in broad areas. The department has good labs for research and sound technical staff.

Program Educational Objectives (PEOs)

  1. To produce graduates who pursue careers as practicing chemical engineers in the field of chemical and allied industries.
  2. To produce graduates who demonstrate an ability to design systems, components or processes within realistic constraint such as economic, social, ethical, environmental, health and safety.
  3. To produce graduates who pursue advanced studies in chemical engineering and other professional fields.
  4. To produce graduates who are capable to communicating effectively in a bilingual setting and to function in multi-disciplinary teams.
  5. To produce graduates who assume professional leadership role.
  6. To produce graduates who demonstrate a commitment to life-long learning.

Programme Outcomes (POs)

  1. An ability to apply knowledge of mathematics, science, and engineering fundamentals.
  2. An ability to design and conduct experiments, as well as to analyze and interpret data.
  3. An ability to design a system, component, or process to meet desired needs within realistic constraints such as economic, environmental, social, political, ethical, health and safety, manufacturability, and sustainability in chemical engineering.
  4. An ability to work as a member of multidisciplinary teams and have an understanding of team leadership.
  5. An ability to identify, formulates, and solves chemical engineering problems.
  6. An understanding of professional and ethical responsibility.
  7. An ability to communicate effectively in written, oral and graphical forms.
  8. The broad education necessary to understand the impact of engineering solutions in a global, economic, environmental, and societal context.
  9. A recognition of the need for, and an ability to engage in life-long learning.
  10. A knowledge of contemporary issues.
  11. An ability to use the techniques, skills, and modern engineering tools necessary for engineering practice.
  12. Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the engineering and management principles and apply these to manage projects and in multidisciplinary environments.

Faculty

faculty
Dr. Deepak Yadav
Designation Associate Professor and Head
Graduation B.Tech. (KU)
Post graduation M.Tech. (IIT-BHU)
Doctorate Ph.D. (IIT-BHU)
Teaching experience 4 years
Research experience 5 years and 6 months
Industrial experience 7 years
Email id deepak.yadav@miet.ac.in
Area of interest Catalysis, Pollution abatement, Reaction Engineering, Hazardous waste management, Wastewater Treatment.

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faculty
Dr. Neha Sharma
Designation Associate Professor 
Graduation B.Tech (UPTU)
Post graduation M.Tech (GGSIPU, Gold Medalist)
Doctorate Ph.D (IIT Roorkee)
Teaching experience 10.5 Years
Email id neha.sharma.ch@miet.ac.in
Area of interest Chemical Engineering

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faculty
Dr.Shivangi
Designation Assistant  Professor 
Graduation B.Tech Chemical Engineering.
Post graduation M.Tech. Chemical Engineering.
Doctorate  Ph.D Chemical Engineering.
Teaching experience 1 years
Industrial experience NIL
Email id shivangi.sehrawat@miet.ac.in
Area of interest Catalysis, Nano material synthisis,  Wastewater Treatment.

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faculty
Ashish Kumar Mishra
Designation Assistant  Professor 
Graduation B.Tech Chemical Engineering.
Post graduation M.Tech. Chemical Engineering.
Teaching experience 3 years
Industrial experience 1 years
Email id ashish.mishra@miet.ac.in
Area of interest Nanotechnology

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faculty
Dr. MUZAFFAR IQBAL
Designation Assistant  Professor 
Graduation B.E. (SLIET Longowal)
Post graduation M.Tech (Kurukshetra University)
Doctorate Ph.D (MNIT Jaipur)
Teaching experience Nil
Research experience 2 years 3 month
Email id muzaffar.iqbal@miet.ac.in
Area of interest Adsorption, Gas separation, Catalyst and Polymer Membrane Synthesis, and Wastewater Treatment

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1.Chemical Engg. Fluid Mechanics Lab

  1. Calculate coefficient of discharge through v-notch, venturimeter, and orificemeter.
  2. Determine friction losses through different pipes and fittings.
  3. Calculate the efficiency of centrifugal pump.

2.Heat Transfer Operations Lab

  1. Determine the thermal conductivity of different materials
  2. Calculate the rate of heat transfer through different types of heat ex-changers in different flow patterns.
  3. Study the natural convection phenomena and temperature distribution in various setups(like composite wall, lagged pipe etc.)

3.Soft Computing Lab

  1. Understand the importance of software.
  2. Solve basic chemical engineering problems using MS-EXCEL and MATLAB.

4.Mechanical Operations

  1. Measure the particle size.
  2. Estimate the crushing efficiency of different type’s crushers.
  3. Calculate medium and filter resistance of filters.
  4. Estimate the pressure drop in packed and fluidized bed.

5.Chemical Reaction Engg. Lab

  1. Analyse the reaction type and their kinetics.
  2. Design the reactor for the batch and continuous chemical process

6.Numerical Methods Of Analysis Lab

  1. Compare the computational methods for advantages and drawback.
  2. Implement the computational methods using any of existing programming languages, test such methods and compare between them,
  3. Identify the suitable computational technique for a specific type of problems and develop the computational method that is suitable for the underlying problem.

7.MASS TRANSFER-1 LAB

  1. Analyze the data on diffusion coefficient and mass transfer coefficient.
  2. Study the characteristic of Packed bed absorption column.
  3. Discuss the working of a cooling tower and temperature drop in a fluid inside it.
  4. Understand the working mechanism of crystallizer and dryer.

8.PROCESS DYNAMICS & CONTROL LAB

  1. Operate and handle the interacting and non-interacting systems in industries.
  2. Understand the various input behaviors.
  3. Understand the working of various valves in industries and understand the function of each small unit attached to it.
  4. Select and operate different types of controllers used in industries.

9. PROCESS MODELING & SIMULATION LAB

  1. Analyze steady-state and unsteady state material and energy balance on a system
  2. Analyze physical and chemical phenomena involved in various chemical processes.
  3. Develop mathematical models for various chemical engineering plant based processes.
  4. Use various simulation approaches such as sequential, simultaneous, and equation oriented.
  5. Simulate a chemical process using process simulators (ASPEN Plus/ ASPEN Hysys/ MATLAB/ PRO-II/CHEMCAD/ FlowTran/ Fluent/ MATLAB etc.).

10.CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY LAB

  1. Understand the basic concepts of production processes
  2. Conduct experimental procedure for manufacture of soap, organic chemicals etc and analyze them
  3. Make the students aware of basic safety considerations during handling of chemicals, glass ware usage, instruments used in analysis and production activities.
  4. Enhance their practical knowledge and thus their employability

11.MASS TRANSFER-II LAB

  1. Analyze the data on Analyze vapor-liquid equilibrium and Boiling point diagram
  2. Discuss the performance of distillation column
  3. Explain the adsorption kinetics and isotherm at solid-liquid interface
  4. Understand the separation process by Liquid- Liquid Extraction and solid liquid extraction.

12. Energy Lab

  1. Understand basic units of measurement, convert units, and appreciate their magnitudes.
  2. Discuss the differences among measurement techniques, their relevance and applications.
  3. Measure different properties of coal and liquid fuels using different apparatus.
  4. Demonstrate good understanding of concepts and their applications in the laboratory.
  5. Demonstrate the ability to write clear lab reports.

Achievements

Students' Achievements


University topper- Gold Medalist 2019 batch pass out - Sujata Mall

University Topper 2017 batch pass out - Komal Sharma

  1. Students Qualified in GATE 2014: 03
  2. Students Qualified in GATE 2013: 04
  3. Students Qualified in GATE 2012: 01
  4. Students Qualified in GATE 2011: 02
  5. Students Qualified in GATE 2010: 05
  6. Students Qualified in GATE 2009: 09

Interaction with outside world/ Consultancy Mrs. Niharika Verma was the member of the team which conducted Energy Audit at M/S JCB,Hariyana

Faculty Achievements

S.No. Name of The Faculty Department Designation Course Name/Title Organized By
Short Term Courses
1 Mr. Girish Tyagi CH Assistant Professor  Total quality management, ISO 9000 and basics of NBA accreditation in technical institutions  Entrepreneurship Development & Industrial Coordination Department, MIET Meerut
2 Mr. Girish Tyagi CH Assistant Professor  Optimization using MATLAB through ICT  Mechanical Engineering Department, MIET Meerut,
3 Mr. Girish Tyagi CH Assistant Professor  Coaching of teachers in life skills through ICT  Information Management & Coordination Department,MIET Meerut
4 Ms.Niharika Verma CH Assistant Professor  Coaching of teachers in life skills through ICT  Information Management & Coordination Department,MIET Meerut
5 Ms.Niharika Verma CH Assistant Professor  Total quality management, ISO 9000 and basics of NBA accreditation in technical institutions  Entrepreneurship Development & Industrial Coordination Department, MIET Meerut
6 Dr. Neha Sharma CH Assistant Professor Research methodology through ICT Education and Educational Management Department,
7 Mr. Ajay Kumar Jain CH Assistant Professor  Chemical micro process engineering: flow modelling and application Department of Chemical Engineering, IIT Roorke
8 Mr. Ajay Kumar Jain CH Assistant Professor Nanotechnology Basics & Bio-Chemical Applications Department of Chemical Engineering, IIT Roorke
9 Dr. Vibhu Trivedi CH Assistant Professor Communication Strategies for scientists and Engineers in the Era of Globalization Department of Chemical Engineering, IIT Roorke
10 Mr. Abhinav Gupta CH Assistant Professor Industrial Safety  Department of Chemical Engineering ,Rajkot, India
11 Mr. Rishiket Kundu CH Assistant Professor Communication Strategies for scientists and Engineers in the Era of Globalization Department of Chemical Engineering, IIT Roorke
12 Ms. Divya Agarwal CH Assistant Professor Nanotechnology Basics & Bio-Chemical Applications Department of Chemical Engineering, IIT Roorke
13 Mr. Avdesh Pundir CH Assistant Professor Mathematical Modelling and Numerical Simulation of Various Engineering Problems in Transport Phenomena Department of Chemical Engineering, IIT Roorke
14 Mr. Avdesh Pundir CH Assistant Professor Advances in Pipelines Transportation of Crude oils MNIT Jaipur under GIAN,MNIT Jaipur
Workshops
1 Mr. Girish Tyagi CH Assistant Professor Modelling & simulation of refinery processes  Petroleum Federation of India, UPTU, Noida
2 Mr. Girish Tyagi CH Assistant Professor National workshop on NIRF ” organized by Eliot Innovations Pvt. Ltd.,
3 Mr. Girish Tyagi CH Assistant Professor NBA orientation workshop-movement for quality education  Zeal Education Society,  Pune, India.
4 Mr. Rishiket Kundu CH Assistant Professor Advances in Chemical Engineering and Technology  Department of Chemical Engineering,IET,Lucknow
5 Mr. Ajay Kumar Jain CH Assistant Professor Advances in Chemical Engineering and Technology  Department of Chemical Engineering,IET,Lucknow
6 Mr. Ajay Kumar Jain CH Assistant Professor Human Values Workshop for HODs, Deans and Senior Faculties  MIET, Meerut
7 Dr. Vibhu Trivedi CH Assistant Professor SAP workshop  MIET, Meerut
8 Mr. Avdesh Pundir CH Assistant Professor Refinery process technology: advances through research and development  Petroleum Federation of India, IOCL,Faridabad, India.
9 Mr. Avdesh Pundir CH Assistant Professor Advanced metal finishing and electroplating techniques Moradabad Institute of Technology,Moradabad
Seminars
1 Mr. Girish Tyagi CH Assistant Professor Recent advances in forensic biotechnology Department of Biotechnology, MIET Meerut
2 Mr. Girish Tyagi CH Assistant Professor  Clean and green technologies Department of Biotechnology, MIET Meerut
3 Mr. Girish Tyagi CH Assistant Professor Biotech start-ups & entrepreneurship Department of Biotechnology, MIET Meerut
4 Dr. Neha Sharma CH Assistant Professor  National seminar on recent advances in pollution and abatement (RAPA)  Department of Chemical Engineering,MIET Meerut

 

Events Conducted By the Department under ACES (Departmental Society)

2019
CHEMQUIZ(Technical Quiz)

CHEMQUIZ is being organized by the ACES committee.Students will have to answer the mentioned questions.
The event will comprise of two rounds:

  1. Technical Quiz
  2. GeneralQuiz

Following are the details of the event:

  1. There will be 25 questions for quiz and 30minutes time limit.
  2. Candidates who will qualify the first round will be considered for second round.
  3. In second round ,there will be a general quiz.
  4. There will be 20 questions for general quiz and 10minutes time limit.

Participation certificate will be given to all participants.

 

2014-15
PICTURE PERCEPTION

A picture is a silent story; ACES bring you an event to pen down that silent story according to your perception and lead it on a road towards conclusion.

Procedure:

The participants will be shown a picture on the screen and they have to write on that picture whatever they can percept from it. There is no word limit but page limit i.e. students have to finish their writing part on the given A4 sheets.

Rules:

  • No extra sheets will be given.
  • Participants must carry their own stationery.
  • There will be time limit of 45 minutes and no one will be allowed to leave the auditorium before that.
QUIZ BUZZ

The only way to knowledge is experience. ACES bring you an event to show your knowledge and experience in the course of life through a series of questions in the event named Quiz buzz.

Procedure

The event will take place in 3 rounds.
Round 1: General Awareness
Round 2: Technical Brushing
Round 3: Rapid Fire

Rules

  • Only team entries are eligible.
  • The decision of jury members is final.
GROUP DISCUSSION

Discussion of any sort is supposed to help us develop a better perspective on issues by bringing out diverse view point. ACES bring you an event to show your flexibility in thinking towards a given topic and reach to a common conclusion.

Procedure

A group of participants will be formed which will consist of 6-7 members and are made to sit in a circle formation. A topic will be given to the group on which they have to discuss and bring the group towards a conclusion which satisfies everyone in the group.

Rules

  • The participants will be given 2 minutes for thinking and 8 minutes for discussion and the last minute is kept for the conclusion.
  • The medium of communication should be only English.
  • Use of parliamentary language is appreciated.
2015-16
QUIZ BUZZ

The only way to knowledge is experience. ACES bring you an event to show your knowledge and experience in the course of life through a series of questions in the event named Quiz buzz.

Procedure

The event will take place in 3 rounds. Round 1: General Awareness Round 2: Technical Brushing Round 3: Rapid Fire

Rules

  • Only team entries are eligible.
  • The decision of jury members is final.
GROUP DISCUSSION

Discussion of any sort is supposed to help us develop a better perspective on issues by bringing out diverse view point. ACES bring you an event to show your flexibility in thinking towards a given topic and reach to a common conclusion.

Procedure

A group of participants will be formed which will consist of 6-7 members and are made to sit in a circle formation. A topic will be given to the group on which they have to discuss and bring the group towards a conclusion which satisfies everyone in the group.

Rules

  • The participants will be given 2 minutes for thinking and 8 minutes for discussion and the last minute is kept for the conclusion.
  • The medium of communication should be only English.
  • Use of parliamentary language is appreciated.
2016-17
TECHNICAL POSTER COMPETITION

The most essential trait of an engineer is to represent the technical aspects of any intricate industrial problem in such a manner that it is readily understood by the viewership of the problem and a solution is incarnated out of it in the easiest possible way. The Association of Chemical Engineering is providing the students of Meerut Institute of Engineering and Technology to represent their problem depiction and presentation skills in this event.

Procedure & Rules

  • An individual or a team of maximum 3 members is allowed.
  • The poster submitted will be scrutinized by the jury panel and questioned accordingly.
  • The topics are categorized into two themes:

1. Environment

  • Aeration.
  • Filtration.
  • Membrane Separation.
  • Fluidization Operation.
  • Packed Bed Operation.
  • Aerobic and Anaerobic Digestion.
  • Bio process.
  • Green Technology.
  • Green House Effect.

2. Energy

  • Solar Power Utilization.
  • Wind Power Utilization.
  • Audit and Energy Management.
  • Dilute Sources of Energy.

First Position will receive a cash price worth Rs 1000 and the First Runner Up will get Rs 750.

PICTURE PERCEPTION

A picture is a silent story; ACES bring you an event to pen down that silent story according to your perception and lead it on a road towards conclusion.

Procedure:

The participants will be shown a picture on the screen and they have to write on that picture whatever they can percept from it. There is no word limit but page limit i.e. students have to finish their writing part on the given A4 sheets.

Rules:

  • No extra sheets will be given.
  • Participants must carry their own stationery.
  • There will be time limit of 45 minutes and no one will be allowed to leave the auditorium before that.
QUIZ BUZZ

The only way to knowledge is experience. ACES bring you an event to show your knowledge and experience in the course of life through a series of questions in the event named Quiz buzz.

Procedure

The event will take place in 3 rounds.
Round 1: General Awareness
Round 2: Technical Brushing
Round 3: Rapid Fire

Rules

  • Only team entries are eligible.
  • The decision of jury members is final.
2017-18
TECHCOMBO

TECHCOMBO is being organized by the ACES committee. The students will have to choose a topic and make a presentation and model on the same.

Rules & Procedure.

  • The event will comprise of two rounds: 1.Presentation 2. Model Making.
  • There should be 3-5 members in each team.
  • Time limit for presentation is 8-10 minutes.
  • The presentation must include Industrial problems, Solutions to the problems and Future Aspects.

Topics

  • Air Purification.
  • Embedded System.
  • Bridge Construction.
  • Waste Water Treatment.
  • Solid Waste Utilization.
  • Industrial Hazard Management.
  • Plant Made Pharmaceuticals.
  • Solar Distillation.
  • Alternative Fuel System.
  • Refrigeration & Air Conditioning.
  • Noise Pollution.
  • Industrial Automation.
  • Pneumatic & Non-Pneumatic Controllers.
  • Application of CS in solving Industrial Problems.
  • Micro Controller & Microprocessors.
  • Energy Conservation: Renewable and Non-Renewable.
  • Usage of Different Industrial Waste in the field of Construction.

Winners will get attractive prize and others will get participation certificate.

CHEM-ANTAKSHARI

Ever thought of adding a tinge to your favourite antakshari? Well now is the chance. Unpluck your technical knowledge of vocabulary and prove your mettle. The event’s an assemblage of brain storming jargons. Scratch your heads and explore your way to knowledge.

Procedure

The event will take place in 3 rounds. The participants will be given words and they have to create the next word which should be some technical word related with engineering with the last letter of the previous word.

Rules

  • Only team entries are eligible.
  • Participants have to get their own stationary

GUEST LECTURES

  1. Mr. Sanjeev Khanna (Managing Director, Kazstroy India Ltd.) -“Career guidelines in Oil & Gas industries for graduate engineers” on 06/11/17.
  2. Mr. Sachin Kumar Verma (Energy Auditor, SIDBI) - “Advanced Energy Conservation Techniques” on 16/11/16
  3. Dr. Avinash Chandra (Assistant Professor, Thapar University)- “Computational Fluid Dynamics” on 15/03/16
  4. Dr. Ankur Gupta (Research Engineer, Engineers India Limited) on “Refinery Effluent Treatment Practices” on 21/11/17
  5. Prof. G.C. Baral (Retd. from IIT BHU)- “Process Equipment Design” on 20/02/17
  6. Dr. Rajeev Dohre (Assistant Professor, MNIT Jaipur) on “Advance Process Control” on 24/11/15
  7. Mr. Shivendra Rastogi (Process Engineer, Punjlloyd) on “Role of Process Engineer in Chemical Industries” on 23/04/17
  8. Mr. Aseem Jain (Industrial Resource Person) on “Entrepreneurship Development” on 23/09/16
  9. Mr. Abhishek Kumar Garg (Manager-Production, Orient Cement Ltd.) “Career prospects for Chemical Engineers in Cement industry” on 24/04/15

Seminars, Conferences and workshops held in the department

  • National Seminar on "Recent Advances in Pollution and Abatement"(14-15 February2014)
  • Scheme For Modernization And Removal Of Obsolescence In Technical Education (MODROBS). AICTE, New Delhi (2010-2011)

Research

Research promotion

The department of chemical engineering has a strong focus on the research and development activities (interdisciplinary research amongst science and engineering fields) for enhancing the research skills of the chemical engineering students. Our research explores a wide range of chemical engineering areas, including chemical process control, wastewater treatment, environmental engineering, modeling and simulation, coal conversion processes and photocatalytic oxidation. Chemical engineers develop and design processes to offer healthy air, water and soil. They also grow sustainable processes and green products.
Many projects are presently going on by all the faculties of the department of chemical engineering with the participation of students. Many students have presented their research papers in national/international conferences at various locations. Some of the students have recently published an article in Scopus Indexed Journal with the help of their faculty members. Research can play an important role in dealing with all the issues related to chemical engineering problems faced by various industries. The departmental interdisciplinary research activities are organized to provide novel solutions to technical and economic challenges, which affect maximum aspects of up-to-date living.

The research areas in the department of chemical engineering can be broadly classified into the following areas:

  • Environmental engineering
  • Hydrodynamic and acoustic cavitation
  • Wastewater treatment using advanced oxidation processes
  • Adsorption
  • Modeling and simulation
  • Adaptive control
  • Coal processing

Research facilities:

Many instruments are accessible to MIET, Meerut as following:

  • UV/Vis-Spectrophotometer
  • pH meter, conductivity meter, and turbidity meter
  • Oven and Furnace
  • HPLC (High-Performance Liquid Chromatography)
  • GC (Gas Chromatography)
  • Centrifuge
  • FTIR (Fourier-transform infrared spectroscopy)
  • COD (Chemical Oxygen Demand) digester
  • BOD (Biochemical Oxygen demand) incubator

 

Journals (SCI/Scopus indexed)

S.No. Author (First/corresponding author) Title of paper Journal Volume (Issue) Page no. Year
1 Dr. Sunil Rajoriya Comprehensive technological assessment for different treatment methods of leather tannery waste water Environmental Science and pollution Research     2022
2 Dr. Sunil Rajoriya Agricultural waste Biomass Utilization as a Bio-adsorbent Activation Carbon for Dye Removal Powder and Energy Book Chapter   2022
3 Dr. Sunil Rajoriya Adsorption of methyl red dye from aqueous solution onto eggshell wate material: Kinetics, isotherms, and thermodynamic studies Current Research in green and sustainable chemistry 4 100180 2021
4 Dr. Sunil Rajoriya Catalytic thermal treatment (Thermolysis) process of tannery wastewater for the removal of COD and color, Desalination and Water treatment 218 372-380 2021
5 Dr. Sunil Rajoriya Fenton oxidation process for the treatment of artificial binary dye mixture in aqueous solution Research Journal of Chemistry and Environment 24 (7) 70-80 2020
6 Dr. Sunil Rajoriya Adsorption Studies on the Removal of Hexavalent Chromium (Cr (VI)) from Aqueous Solution using Black Gram Husk, Journal of Environmental Treatment Techniques, 8 (3) 1144-1150  2020
7 Dr. Avdesh Singh Pundir RTD Modeling of a Non-Ideal Coiled-Tube Reactor through Experimental Investigation for Pulse Input Using Methylene Blue Dye Journal of Environmental Treatment Techniques 8 (3) 1220-1231 2020
8 Dr. Sunil Rajoriya Adsorption of Cr (VI) Ion from Tannery Wastewater on Tea Waste: Kinetics, Equilibrium and Thermodynamics Studies JECE (Elsevier) 7(3)  

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2019
9 Dr. Sunil Rajoriya Influence of Adsorption Process Parameters on the Removal of Hexavalent Chromium (Cr(VI)) from Wastewater: A Review JETT 8(2) 597-603 2020
10 Dr. Sunil Rajoriya Thermal Catalytic Treatment (Thermolysis): An Effective Process for the Removal of COD and Color from Industrial Wastewater JETT 8(2) 818-826 2020

Conferences (National/International)

S.No.  Author (First/corresponding author) Title of paper Conference (National/International) Year
1. Dr. Sunil Rajoriya Treatment of dye wastewater using Fenton oxidation process: Influence of various process parameters Advances in Chemical and Environmental Engineering (ACEE'19) under TEQIP-III organized by Department of Chemical Engineering, NIT, Jalandhar, 2019
2. Dr. Sunil Rajoriya Removal of methyl violet dye from aqueous solution using peanut shell as an adsorbent International conference on Innovation and Opportunities in Chemical Engineering for Sustainable Environment and Energy, Organized by department of chemical engineering Raja Balwant Singh Engineering Technical Campus, Bichpuri, Agra. 2020 (Accepted)
3. Dr. Avdesh Singh Pundir Optimal Weight Sensitivity based Temperature Control for a Real-time Identified Fixed Bed Reactor Advances in Chemical and Environmental Engineering (ACEE'19) under TEQIP-III organized by Department of Chemical Engineering, NIT, Jalandhar, 2019
4. Dr. Avdesh Singh Pundir Optimal Temperature Control for a Real-time Identified Fixed Bed Reactor Advances in Chemical and Environmental Engineering (ACEE'19) under TEQIP-III organized by Department of Chemical Engineering, NIT, Jalandhar, 2019
5. Dr. Avdesh Singh Pundir Investigation of vapor-liquid-equilibrium for an ethanol-butyl methyl ether system using ASPEN and MATLAB International conference on Chemical, Bio & Environmental Engineering (CHEMBIOEN-2020)(TEQIP-III) organized by NIT Jalandhar 2020 (Accepted)
6. Dr. Avdesh Singh Pundir Experimental and theoretical investigation of Txy data for the methanol-water system at ambient pressure International conference on Chemical, Bio & Environmental Engineering (CHEMBIOEN-2020)(TEQIP-III) organized by NIT Jalandhar 2020 (Accepted)
7. Dr. Avdesh Singh Pundir Selection of a Company for Jobs-offered using TOPSIS International conference on Chemical, Bio & Environmental Engineering (CHEMBIOEN-2020)(TEQIP-III) organized by NIT Jalandhar 2020 (Accepted)
8. Dr. Avdesh Singh Pundir Reaction Modeling of CO 2 in a Liquid Column of NaOH using Method of Lines International conference on Chemical, Bio & Environmental Engineering (CHEMBIOEN-2020)(TEQIP-III) organized by NIT Jalandhar 2020 (Accepted)
9. Dr. Neha Sharma Buoyancy effects on the pseudo-plastic fluid flow structure and heat transfer from an infinite square bar International Conference of Advance Research and Innovation (ICARI-2020), Institution of Engineers (India), New Delhi. 2020

 

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