Sonawane Chandrakant R

Dr. Chandrakant R. Sonawane, currently working as an Professor at the Mechanical Engineering Department, Symbiosis Institute of Technology (SIT), Symbiosis International University, Pune, Maharashtra, India.

He received his Ph.D from Aerospace Engineering Department, Indian Institute of Technology Bombay (IITB), Mumbai, India, in 2013. His PhD work includes the steady/unsteady incompressible flows simulations involving static/moving grids. His current research area involves advanced fluid mechanics, advanced heat and mass transfer, computational fluid dynamics (CFD), Numerical simulation of incompressible/compressible flows, moving boundary problems, fluid-structure interaction, problems involving complex heat transfer.

EDUCATION

PhD From IIT bombay

RESEARCH, TEACHING, or OTHER INTERESTS

Mechanical Engineering, Fluid Flow and Transfer Processes, Energy, Computational Mechanics

Scopus Publications

Comparative assessment of vegetable yield with and without biochar derived from locally sourced apricot shells
Sajad Hussain, Pratima Gajbhiye, Md Irfanul Haque Siddiqui, Chandrakant Sonawane, and Dan Dobrotă
Springer Science and Business Media LLC



Modelling Two-Dimensional Laplace Equation Using Monte Carlo Simulation: A Python Viewpoint
Pankaj Dumka, Rishika Chauhan, Rohit Mishra, Darshana Dave, Chandrakant Sonawane, Anand Pandey, and Ghanshyam Tejani
International Information and Engineering Technology Association
This article explores the application of Monte Carlo simulation to model the two-dimensional Laplace equation which is commonly used in the steady-state heat conduction problems. By using statistical random walk principles, the study develops a Python-based algorithm to approximate solutions for the Laplace equation having fixed boundary (Dirichlet) conditions. The methodology involves formulating probability-based steps, discretizing the equation


Combining Local Binary Pattern with Stationary Wavelet Transform for Multiclass Classification of Brain Disorders
Vandana V. Kale, Pritesh Shah, Ravi Sekhar, C. Sonawane, Anand Pandey and Durgesh Nandan

ABSTRACT


Investigating the Reliability of Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning Systems Utilized in Passenger Vehicles
Sonali K. Kale, Mahendra Shelar, Shashikant Auti, Prachi V. Ingle, Anindita Roy, Chandrakant R. Sonawane, and Rajkumar Bhimgonda Patil
MDPI AG
A Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) system is often utilized in passenger vehicles to enhance the comfort of both the driver and the passengers. The reliability of an HVAC system refers to the probability that a component within the system will fulfil its intended function during a specified timeframe while operating according to the predefined operational and environmental conditions. Conducting a reliability analysis for the HVAC system of a passenger vehicle is crucial to ensure safety, comfort, cost-effectiveness, and a positive standing. A methodology for analyzing the reliability analysis of a HVAC system using field failure data were developed to identify the critical failure modes, components, and subsystems. A detailed Pareto analysis was applied at subsystem and failure mode levels in order to prioritize them accordingly to their failure frequency. The analysis showed that the A/C evaporator and blower front sides were observed to be the most critical subsystems, contributing to approximately 50% of all failures. Furthermore, the leakages at the joints and vibrations are the primary failure modes of the HVAC system. The Weibull++ software package (version 2021) was used to estimate the best-fit probability distributions for each subsystem and system reliability modelling using a Reliability Block Diagram. The results show that the exponential distribution fits well for several subsystem’s Time-To-Failure (TTF) data and show that the failures were random and due to external reasons.


Investigation on the Multi-Objective Optimization of Machining Parameters and Prediction for EN Series Materials
Rupal Vyasa, Pragnesh Brahmbhatt, Chandrakant Sonawane, Nageswara R. Lakkimsetty, and G. Pavithra
Engineering, Technology & Applied Science Research
To meet the requirements of modern Computerized Numerical Control (CNC) turning processes, it is necessary to improve efficiency, precision and surface quality while reducing negative effects such as vibration and cutting force. In an attempt to minimize vibration, surface roughness, and cutting force at the same time, this study optimizes machining settings in CNC turning of EN8. Manufacturers can find the optimal parameters by using a multi-objective optimization strategy. According to the conducted experimental validation, by reducing vibration, improving surface roughness, and minimizing cutting forces, the adjusted parameters can significantly increase productivity and quality in CNC turning operations. This research contributes to the ongoing effort to improve machining processes to meet various performance goals, for industries that rely on CNC turning.


Combination of high cetane diesel fuel and post injection mode in a diesel engine: A path towards lower exhaust emissions
Hiren Dave, Kamal Sharma, and Sonawane Chandrakant
Elsevier BV



Miscibility Analysis of Ethanol-Diesel Blends with Additives: A Comprehensive Investigation
Amit M. Patel, Ronakkumar R. Shah, Vijay K. Patel, and Chandrakant Sonawane
Engineering, Technology & Applied Science Research
Diesel-Ethanol (DE) blends have gained attention as an alternative fuel due to their potential to reduce emissions and improve the performance of diesel engines. However, a significant challenge when dealing with DE blends is that of phase separation. Achieving optimal miscibility between ethanol and diesel often requires the addition of additives. This research article thoroughly examines the miscibility, blend stability, and phase separation of DE mixtures with various additives. To prepare blends for the miscibility analysis, DE blends with 10%, 15%, and 20% ethanol were mixed with selected additives (n-pentanol, n-butanol, ethyl acetate, and diethyl ether) at a 2% concentration in each blend. Prior to the miscibility analysis, all blends were mixed using a magnetic stirrer and a probe ultrasonicator. The results indicated that DE10 with 2% n-propanol, DE10 with 2% n-butanol, DE15 with 2% n-butanol, and DE10 with 2% diethyl ether exhibited good miscibility without phase separation or sedimentation after four weeks. However, it was noted that all the other blends with higher ethanol content were eventually phase-separated after four weeks.


Numerical and experimental investigation of a solar air heater duct with circular detached ribs to improve its efficiency
G.K. Chhaparwal, Rahul Goyal, Ankur Srivastava, Ashish Goyal, Ankit D. Oza, Md Irfanul Haque Siddiqui, L Natrayan, Laveet Kumar, and Sonawane Chandrakant
Elsevier BV



Development and implementation of a Python functions for automated chemical reaction balancing
Pankaj Dumka, Rishika Chauhan, Dhananjay R. Mishra, Feroz Shaik, Pavithra Govindaraj, Abhinav Kumar, Chandrakant Sonawane, and Vladimir Ivanovich Velkin
Institute of Advanced Engineering and Science
<p>Chemical reaction balancing is a fundamental aspect of chemistry, ensuring the conservation of mass and atoms in reactions. This article introduces a specialized Python functions designed for automating the balancing of chemical reactions. Leveraging the versatility and simplicity of Python, the module employs advanced algorithms to provide an efficient and user-friendly solution for scientists, educators, and industry professionals. This article delves into the design, implementation, features, applications, and future developments of the Python functions for automated chemical reaction balancing. The functions thus developed were tested on some typical chemical reactions and the results are the same as that in the literature.</p>


A comprehensive review of portable cold storage: Technologies, applications, and future trends
Raju R. Yenare, Chandrakant R. Sonawane, Anirban Sur, Bharat Singh, Hitesh Panchal, Abhinav Kumar, Kishor Kumar Sadasivuni, Md Irfanul Haque Siddiqui, and Yogesh Bhalerao
Elsevier BV



Performance analysis of photovoltaic panel using machine learning method
Ganesh S. Wahile, Srikant Londhe, Shivshankar Trikal, Chandrakant Kothare, Prateek D. Malwe, Nitin P. Sherje, Prasad D. Kulkarni, Uday Aswalekar, Chandrakant Sonawane, Mustak Maher Abdul Zahra,et al.
Institute of Advanced Engineering and Science
Demand for energy is increasing as the world’s population grows, fossil fuels deplete on a daily basis, and climate conditions change. Renewable energy is more important than ever. Solar energy is the most accessible and cost-effective renewable energy source available today. Photovoltaic (PV) cells are the most promising way to convert solar energy into electricity. Wind speed, ambient temperature, incident radiation rate, and dust deposition are some of the internal and external variables that affect photovoltaic panel performance. Unwanted heat from the sun’s rays raises panel temperatures, reduces the amount of energy that solar cells can produce, and lowers conversion efficiency. Solar panels must be adequately cooled. The current research is focused on improving photovoltaic panel performance. The experimental system includes a fully automated photovoltaic panel, a microcontroller (NodeMCU8266), a DC pump, voltage and temperature sensors. The experiment was carried out with and without cooling of the PV panel. The findings suggest that keeping PV panel temperatures close to ambient temperatures improves performance. The Wi-Fi module collects real-time data on PV panel temperature, irradiation, ambient temperature, water temperature, and PV panel power output. The collected data was analyzed using machine learning. The PV panel’s performance was analyzed using the linear regression method.


Finite element-based design of an AI-enabled rover model to be used for space exploration scenarios
Rudresh Kurhe, Sanskruti Ude, Akshath Nair, Siddharth Sharma, Chandrakant R. Sonawane, Anand Pandey, and Narendra Deore
AIP Publishing



Emergency vehicle tracking and route clearing/planning system
Kalpesh Chavan, Prathamesh Kadam, Atharva Undale, Chandrakant R. Sonawane, Anand Pandey, and Narendra Deore
AIP Publishing



Innovative Solutions for Water Treatment: Unveiling the Potential of Polyoxazoline Polymer Activated Carbon Composite for Efficient Elimination of Lead Ions
Abdelfattah Amari, Mohamed Boujelbene, Fatima Moayad Sami, Noureddine Elboughdiri, Chandrakant Sonawane, Sujay Raghavendra Naganna, and Saad Sh. Sammen
MDPI AG
Heavy metal pollution is a global problem that necessitates the development of innovative and environmentally friendly water treatment technologies. Polyoxazoline polymers, known for their biocompatibility, are explored for lead ion removal in water treatment. Poly 2-Methoxycarbonylpropyl-2-oxazoline is integrated into activated carbon via in situ polymer growth, optimizing loading through live polymerization. This study investigates intricate interactions between lead ions and functional groups, such as amide moieties and ester functionalities, in the resulting polyoxazoline-modified activated carbon composite (POZ-AC). This pioneering research opens avenues for the application of polyoxazoline polymers in water treatment, leveraging their established success in biomedical fields. The removal of lead ions by POZ-ACs followed the Langmuir isotherm and pseudo-second-order kinetic model. The results showed that POZ-AC-20 had excellent adsorption capacity of 365 mg/g, achieved in a relatively short time of 37 min. Furthermore, the adsorbent maintained its performance for seven cycles, demonstrating its high reusability potential. However, the adsorption performance of POZ-ACs after seven adsorption–desorption cycles was gradually decreased due to polymer release into the water media because of the high degree of solubility of polyoxazoline polymers in water. This study provides critical insight into the potential use of polyoxazoline polymers, demonstrating their superior potential in water treatment applications, particularly since it is the first time these polymers have been explored for this purpose. Future research should focus on developing polyoxazoline polymers with less solubility in water while maintaining a high removal performance.


Investigating the influence of varying split injection profiles on stability of diesel engine operated under partially premixed mode with methanol
Dipankar Kakati, Amit R. Patil, Nitin Ambhore, Kamal Sharma, Marc A. Rosen, Dan Dobrotă, Sonawane Chandrakant, Hitesh Panchal, Md Irfanul Haque Siddiqui, and Rahul Banerjee
Elsevier BV



Advancement in CFD and Responsive AI to Examine Cardiovascular Pulsatile Flow in Arteries: A Review
Priyambada Praharaj, Chandrakant R. Sonawane, and Arunkumar Bongale
Tech Science Press



Heat Transfer Study on an Octagonal Solar PV Collector
Rohi Bindal, Ishan Mishra, Chandrakant Sonawane, Debjit Bhadra, Vedant Joshi, Ankit Kumar Mishra, Tuiba Ashraf, and Mousumi Rani Mondal
Springer Nature Singapore



Flow Characteristics Study on Aerospike Nozzle for Varying Lengths Using CFD Method
Rohi Bindal, Vedant Joshi, Ankit Kumar Mishra, Tuiba Ashraf, and Chandrakant R. Sonawane
Springer Nature Singapore



Theoretical and Computational Investigation on Aerospike Nozzle Equipped with Exhaust Plumes for Supersonic Flow Regimes
Rohi Bindal, Shivansh Kattyayan, Chandrakant R. Sonawane, Payal Dhanwani, Simran Thombre, Vedant Joshi, and Ankit Kumar Mishra
Springer Nature Singapore



Static Structural Analysis on Robotic Arm Subjected to Different Loading Conditions: Theoretical and Computational Study
Vedant Joshi, Rohi Bindal, Javed Sayyad, Chandrakant Sonawane, and Ankit Kumar Mishra
Springer Nature Singapore



Blood Flow Modeling in Stenosed Arteries Using CFD Solver
Priyambada Praharaj, Chandrakant Sonawane, and Vikas Kumar
Springer Nature Singapore



Reusing personal protective equipment and waste plastics in biofuel production and use in diesel engines: Priority for the COVID-19 pandemic
Vishal Kumbhar, Anand Pandey, Fahad M. Alqahtani, Bharat Singh, Chandrakant Sonawane, Hitesh Panchal, Jayant Giri, and Abhinav Kumar
Elsevier BV



Design and performance analysis of hydrogen-fueled micro combustion chamber with focus on back pressure minimization
Ronakkumar Shah, Vishal Chaudhary, Manoj Kumar, Feroz Shaik, Digvijay Kulshrestha, Chandrakant Sonawane, Purva Saxena, Ankit Oza, and Abhinav Kumar
Art and Science Press Pte. Ltd.
The combustion chamber is a crucial component in power generation within a micro gas turbine. This paper prioritizes practical over theoretical considerations in designing an efficient, small-scale combustion chamber for micro gas turbine applications. The investigation covers the temperature profile within the combustion chamber, employing 19 reversible reactions and considering 9 different chemical species in reactive flow calculations. Preliminary experiments demonstrate hydrogen as a feasible fuel in a micro combustion chamber, generating approximately 1 kW of thermal power. Turbulence physics are assessed using the accurate k-Ɛ model. Findings indicate a reactant inlet temperature of 300 K and a primary zone temperature of 1750 K. This research suggests that minimizing the back pressure effect in a steady-state micro combustion chamber can improve turbine performance.


Experimental investigation of multi-additive fuel blend and its optimization for CI engine performance and emissions by the hybrid Taguchi- TOPSIS technique
Amit R. Patil, Dipankar Kakati, Bharat Singh, Marc A. Rosen, Rupali Patil, Vijaykumar Javanjal, Chandrakant Sonawane, Hitesh Panchal, Abhinav Kumar, Md Irfanul Haque Siddiqui,et al.
Elsevier BV



Numerical analysis of hemodynamic parameters in stenosed arteries under pulsatile flow conditions
Priyambada Praharaj, Chandrakant Sonawane, Anand Pandey, Vikas Kumar, Arundhati Warke, Hitesh Panchal, R. Ibrahim, and Chander Prakash
Elsevier BV

RECENT SCHOLAR PUBLICATIONS

Numerical simulation of flow-through heat exchanger having helical flow passage using high order accurate solution dependent weighted least square based gradient calculations
S Chandrakant, H Panchal, KK Sadasivuni
Energy Sources, Part A: Recovery, Utilization, and Environmental Effects 47 2025



Excel Modeling and Performance Evaluation of Solar Still: Comprehensive Analysis
P Dumka, R Chauhan, S Ch, CK Chan, F Shaik, GG Tejani, S Singh, ...
Engineered Science 2025



Numerical simulation and experimental study of suspended particulate matter removal for efficient water recovery and reuse in solid–liquid separation
M Dhanorkar, I Mishra, R Sawant, K Sharma, C Sonawane, MIH Siddiqui, ...
Scientific Reports 15 (1), 8060 2025



Comparative assessment of vegetable yield with and without biochar derived from locally sourced apricot shells
S Hussain, P Gajbhiye, MIH Siddiqui, C Sonawane, D Dobrotă
Scientific Reports 15 (1), 6825 2025



Experimental Investigations on the Effect of Injector on a Gasoline Fueled Military Heavy Duty 12-Cylinder 585 kW DICI Engine
A Varghese, A Pandey, C Sonawane, V Kumbhar, K Varghese
International Journal of Fluid Mechanics Research 2025



Python Simulations for Engineering Education: Resultant and Equilibrium in Coplanar Non-Concurrent Forces.
P Dumka, D Dave, C Sonawane, A Bongale, CK Chan, G Tejani
Mathematical Modelling of Engineering Problems 12 (2) 2025



Multifaceted Improvements in Soil Characteristics and Molecular Dynamics through Inorganic and Bio-Based Nano Additives
N Naik, A Noonia, BS Maddodi, P Hiremath, Z Guo
ES Food & Agroforestry 19, 1378 2025



EFFECT OF VARIABLE VISCOSITY ON THE AERODYNAMICS OF A 2D TRIANGULAR PRISM
S Shinde, D Shah, S Kulkarni, T Chourushi, C Sonawane
International Journal of Fluid Mechanics Research 52 (4) 2025



FROM EQUATIONS TO INSIGHTS: THE ROLE OF PHYSICS-INFORMED NEURAL NETWORKS IN MODELING OF PHYSICAL SYSTEMS
Y Jugade, B Waykole, S Baldua, R Walambe, C Sonawane, K Kotecha
International Journal of Fluid Mechanics Research 52 (4) 2025



Modelling Two-Dimensional Laplace Equation Using Monte Carlo Simulation: A Python Viewpoint.
P Dumka, R Chauhan, R Mishra, D Dave, C Sonawane, A Pandey, ...
Mathematical Modelling of Engineering Problems 12 (1) 2025



Combining Local Binary Pattern with Stationary Wavelet Transform for Multiclass Classification of Brain Disorders.
VV Kale, P Shah, R Sekhar, CR Sonawane, A Pandey, D Nandan
Journal Europen des Systmes Automatiss 57 (6) 2024



Advancement in CFD and Responsive AI to Examine Cardiovascular Pulsatile Flow in Arteries: A Review.
P Praharaj, CR Sonawane, A Bongale
CMES-Computer Modeling in Engineering & Sciences 141 (3) 2024



Investigating the Reliability of Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning Systems Utilized in Passenger Vehicles
SK Kale, M Shelar, S Auti, PV Ingle, A Roy, CR Sonawane, RB Patil
Applied Sciences 14 (22), 10522 2024



Investigation on the Multi-Objective Optimization of Machining Parameters and Prediction for EN Series Materials
R Vyasa, P Brahmbhatt, C Sonawane, NR Lakkimsetty, G Pavithra
Engineering, Technology & Applied Science Research 14 (5), 16427-16437 2024



Combination of high cetane diesel fuel and post injection mode in a diesel engine: A path towards lower exhaust emissions
H Dave, K Sharma, S Chandrakant
Case Studies in Thermal Engineering 62, 105190 2024



Miscibility Analysis of Ethanol-Diesel Blends with Additives: A Comprehensive Investigation
AM Patel, RR Shah, VK Patel, C Sonawane
Engineering, Technology & Applied Science Research 14 (4), 16049-16053 2024



Numerical and experimental investigation of a solar air heater duct with circular detached ribs to improve its efficiency
GK Chhaparwal, R Goyal, A Srivastava, A Goyal, AD Oza, MIH Siddiqui, ...
Case Studies in Thermal Engineering 60, 104780 2024



Development and implementation of a Python functions for automated chemical reaction balancing
P Dumka, R Chauhan, DR Mishra, F Shaik, P Govindaraj, A Kumar, ...
Indonesian Journal of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science 34 (3 2024



A comprehensive review of portable cold storage: Technologies, applications, and future trends
RR Yenare, CR Sonawane, A Sur, B Singh, H Panchal, A Kumar, ...
Alexandria Engineering Journal 94, 23-33 2024



Emergency vehicle tracking and route clearing/planning system
K Chavan, P Kadam, A Undale, CR Sonawane, A Pandey, N Deore
AIP Conference Proceedings 3013 (1) 2024

MOST CITED SCHOLAR PUBLICATIONS

A case study on thermo-hydraulic performance of jet plate solar air heater using response surface methodology
MM Matheswaran, TV Arjunan, S Muthusamy, L Natrayan, H Panchal, ...
Case Studies in Thermal Engineering 34, 101983 2022
Citations: 86



Statistical analysis on prediction of biodiesel properties from its fatty acid composition
V Kumbhar, A Pandey, CR Sonawane, AS El-Shafay, H Panchal, ...
Case Studies in Thermal Engineering 30, 101775 2022
Citations: 65



Investigation on the impact of different absorber materials in solar still using CFD simulation—economic and environmental analysis
C Sonawane, AJ Alrubaie, H Panchal, AJ Chamkha, MM Jaber, AD Oza, ...
Water 14 (19), 3031 2022
Citations: 35



Simulation of flow inside differentially heated rotating cavity
JC Mandal, CR Sonawane
International Journal of Numerical Methods for Heat & Fluid Flow 23 (1), 23-54 2013
Citations: 34



Strength enhancement of car front bumper for slow speed impact by FEA method as per IIHS regulation
CR Sonawane, AL Shelar
Journal of The Institution of Engineers (India): Series C 99 (5), 599-606 2018
Citations: 33



Numerical simulation of flow-through heat exchanger having helical flow passage using high order accurate solution dependent weighted least square based gradient calculations
S Chandrakant, H Panchal, KK Sadasivuni
Energy Sources, Part A: Recovery, Utilization, and Environmental Effects 47 2025
Citations: 29



A case study on analyzing the performance of microplate heat exchanger using nanofluids at different flow rates and temperatures
N Dharmakkan, PM Srinivasan, S Muthusamy, A Jomde, S Shamkuwar, ...
Case Studies in Thermal Engineering 44, 102805 2023
Citations: 28



Bibliometric analysis of solar desalination systems powered by solar energy and CFD modelled
CR Sonawane, HN Panchal, S Hoseinzadeh, MH Ghasemi, AJ Alrubaie, ...
Energies 15 (14), 5279 2022
Citations: 28



Incompressible flow computations over moving boundary using a novel upwind method
JC Mandal, CR Sonawane, AS Iyer, SJ GosaviInamdar
Computers & fluids 46 (1), 348-352 2011
Citations: 28



Simulation of moderator flow and temperature inside calandria of CANDU reactor using artificial compressibility method
JC Mandal, CR Sonawane
Heat transfer engineering 35 (14-15), 1254-1266 2014
Citations: 27



Numerical and experimental investigation of the influence of various metal-oxide-based nanoparticles on performance, combustion, and emissions of CI engine fuelled with
V Kumbhar, A Pandey, CR Sonawane, H Panchal, Ağbulut
Energy 265, 126258 2023
Citations: 24



Experimental investigations on indirect contact type liquid desiccant cooling systems for high latent heat load application
KK Ghosh, CR Sonawane, A Pandey, H Panchal, AS El-Shafay, ...
Case Studies in Thermal Engineering 31, 101814 2022
Citations: 22



Numerical simulation of unsteady channel flow with a moving indentation using solution dependent weighted least squares based gradients calculations over unstructured mesh
CR Sonawane, YB More, AK Pandey
Heat Transfer Engineering 43 (3-5), 300-313 2021
Citations: 19



Use of computational fluid dynamics for solar desalination system: a review
H Panchal, R Petkar, C Sonawane, KK Sadasivuni, HAED Mohamad, ...
International Journal of Ambient Energy 43 (1), 5742-5757 2022
Citations: 18



High resolution incompressible flow computations over unstructured mesh using SDWLS gradients
CR Sonawane, JC Mandal, S Rao
Journal of The Institution of Engineers (India): Series C 100, 83-96 2019
Citations: 18



A comprehensive review of portable cold storage: Technologies, applications, and future trends
RR Yenare, CR Sonawane, A Sur, B Singh, H Panchal, A Kumar, ...
Alexandria Engineering Journal 94, 23-33 2024
Citations: 17



Case studies on simulations of flow-induced vibrations of a cooled circular cylinder: Incompressible flow solver for moving mesh problem
C Sonawane, P Praharaj, A Pandey, A Kulkarni, K Kotecha, H Panchal
Case Studies in Thermal Engineering 34, 102030 2022
Citations: 16



Numerical simulation of unsteady channel flow with a moving indentation
CR Sonawane, YB More, A Pandey
E3S Web of Conferences 128, 10010 2019
Citations: 16



Experimental and numerical analysis of heat transfer and fluid flow characteristics inside pulsating heat pipe
CR Sonawane, K Tolia, A Pandey, A Kulkarni, H Punchal, KK Sadasivuni, ...
Chemical Engineering Communications 210 (4), 549-565 2023
Citations: 14



Numerical simulation of heat transfer characteristics of circular cylinder forced to oscillate elliptically in an incompressible fluid flow
C Sonawane, P Praharaj, A Kulkarni, A Pandey, H Panchal
Journal of Thermal Analysis and Calorimetry 148 (7), 2719-2736 2023
Citations: 14