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Optimized Designs for High-Efficiency Particle Sorting in Serpentine Microfluidic Channels
Sayan Karmakar, Anish Pal, Sourav Sarkar +1
Efficient particle sorting in microfluidic systems is vital for advancements in biomedical diagnostics and industrial applications. This study numerically investigates particle mig…
Optimizing Sorting of Micro-Sized Bio-Cells in Symmetric Serpentine Microchannel using Machine Learning
Sayan Karmakar, Md Safwan Mondal, Anish Pal +1
Efficient sorting of target cells is crucial for advancing cellular research in biology and medical diagnostics. Inertial microfluidics, an emerging technology, offers a promising…
A novel approach to preventing SARS-CoV-2 transmission in classrooms: An OpenFOAM based CFD Study
Anish Pal, Riddhideep Biswas, Ritam Pal +2
The education sector has suffered a catastrophic setback due to ongoing COVID-pandemic, with classrooms being closed indefinitely. The current study aims to solve the existing dile…
Influence of the switch-over period of an alternately active bi-heater on heat transfer enhancement inside a cavity
Anish Pal, Riddhideep Biswas, Sourav Sarkar +2
Increasing power demands on multicore processors necessitate effective thermal management. The present study investigates natural convection heat transfer inside a square cavity wi…
A comprehensive analysis of the effect of ventilation and climatic conditions on covid-19 transmission through respiratory droplet transport via both airborne and fomite mode inside an elevator
Anish Pal, Riddhideep Biswas, Sourav Sarkar +1
The risks of disease transmission due to these droplets are significantly high in confined public spaces like elevators. A numerical analysis using OpenFOAM has been performed in t…
Risk Assessment of COVID Infection by Respiratory Droplets from Cough for Various Ventilation Scenarios Inside an Elevator An OpenFOAM based Computational Fluid Dynamic Analysis
Riddhideep Biswas, Anish Pal, Ritam Pal +2
Respiratory droplets exhaled during speaking, coughing or sneezing have been responsible for the spread of the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic. The droplet dynamics depend on the surroun…