Md Abdul Rawoof Sayeed

@mjcollege.ac.in

Associate Professor, Department of Mathematics
mufffakham jah college of engineering and technology

Md Abdul Rawoof Sayeed


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EDUCATION

M.Sc(Applied Mathematics), Ph. D

RESEARCH INTERESTS

Convective models, Heat Transfer, Magnetohydrodynamics
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Scopus Publications

30

Scholar Citations

3

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Scopus Publications

  • A Study of Selective English Language Lab Activities towards Honing Soft Skills by Using Analytical Hierarchy Method
    Abdul Majeed, Gitasri Mukherjee, Shaik Baba Naseeruddin, M. A. Rawoof Sayeed, V. Shyam Prasad
    Boletim Da Sociedade Paranaense De Matematica, 2025
    The Fourth Industrial Revolution is characterized by the seamless integration of digital technologies into industrial operations and systems. The twenty-first century is a witness to unparalleled advancements in data generation and connectivity, sophisticated analytics, and increasingly seamless human-machine interaction. The professional arena has significantly been reshaped as there is acceleration in adopting new technologies, driven by the need to remain relevant in the current competitive global market. For an engineering graduate, the digital shift in the industry has heightened the need to be equipped with the technological competency since they are required not only to understand traditional engineering principles but also to possess the aptitude to work with emerging technologies which in turn enables them to innovate, solve complex problems with ease and collaborate effectively in digitally integrated platforms. However, the employability and sustenance in the industry, fighting all odds are not guaranteed only by acquiring the hard skills. Technical competence once complemented by the essential soft skills can ensure holistic professional growth for an engineering graduate resulting into enhanced work efficiency and sustained relevance. The English language labs in engineering colleges across India can cater to these needs by effective designing of various lab activities such as debates, group discussions, role plays, power point presentations just to name a few. In this study the authors adopted the Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP) as a decision-making tool to assess the impact of different lab activities and identify the most in-demand soft skill in the current professional landscape.
  • Radiation influence on transient MHD convection over a permeable surface with thermal diffusion
    Sk. Nuslin, D. A. Rawoof, P. L. Pallavi, D. Padma, D. Naheed, et al.
    Theoretical and Mathematical Physics Russian Federation, 2025
  • Finite Amplitude Cellular Thermohaline Convection
    M. A. Rawoof Sayeed, Y. Rameshwar
    Journal of Heat Transfer, 2022
    In this paper, linear and nonlinear properties of thermohaline convection at the onset with the stress-free boundary conditions are investigated using perturbation analysis relevant to oceanic water and ground water. The nonlinear governing equations are expanded using linear stability solutions, related to the temperature, motion, and concentration in the series of nonhomogeneous linear equations. The proposed method yields finite amplitude steady solutions by means of successive approximations. The rate of heat transfer is studied up to sixth-order using an expansion of thermal Rayleigh number (Ra1) as proposed by Kuo (1961, “Solution of the Non-Linear Equations of the Cellular Convection and Heat Transport,” J. Fluid Mech., 10(04), pp. 611–630). The heat transfer rate of the system depends on Lewis number, Prandtl number, and thermal (Ra1) as well as solutal (Ra2) Rayleigh number. The result for the heat transport (N) in the system fits a power law of exponent of 0.288, i.e., N≃(Ra1/Ra1o)0.288 for Ra2=0, Pr = 10 and Ra1>4Ra1o. This power law of exponent value of 0.288 is close to the results (0.25) obtained by Kuo (1961, “Solution of the Non-Linear Equations of the Cellular Convection and Heat Transport,” J. Fluid Mech., 10(04), pp. 611–630), and also to the experimental results for laminar convection by Jakob (1949, Heat Transfer, Vol. 1, Wiley, New York.). The characteristics of heat transfer and flow field results are depicted by means of isotherms and streamlines, respectively. The path of convective heat transport and the comprehensive analysis of energy distribution by means of heatlines are explained using the concept of heat function. Laminar natural convection using entropy generation analysis due to fluid friction and heat transfer is also being studied. The numerical simulation for total entropy generation has been carried out for Prandtl numbers pertaining to ground water for different Ra1 and Ra2.
  • Convective instabilities in binary mixture 3He-4He in porous media
    Y. Rameshwar, G. Srinivas, D. Laroze, M.A. Rawoof Sayeed, H.P. Rani
    Chinese Journal of Physics, 2022
  • Entropy Generation during Cellular Magnetoconvection
    Engineering Letters, 2022
  • Finite amplitude cellular convection under the influence of a vertical magnetic field
    Y. Rameshwar, M.A. Rawoof Sayeed, H.P. Rani, D. Laroze
    International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer, 2017
  • Mean flow effects in magneto-convection
    Y. Rameshwar, M.A. Rawoof Sayeed, H.P. Rani, D. Laroze
    International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer, 2013

RECENT SCHOLAR PUBLICATIONS

  • Heat Transfer During Cellular Magnetoconvection in Liquid Gallium
    MAR Sayeed, H Ahmed
    Communications in Nonlinear Analysis 12 (2) , 2024
    2024
  • Finite Amplitude Cellular Thermohaline Convection
    MA Rawoof Sayeed, Y Rameshwar
    Journal of Heat Transfer 144 (11), 112602 , 2022
    2022
    Citations: 2
  • Convective instabilities in binary mixture 3He-4He in porous media
    Y Rameshwar, G Srinivas, D Laroze, MAR Sayeed, HP Rani
    Chinese Journal of Physics 77, 773-803 , 2022
    2022
    Citations: 5
  • Entropy Generation during Cellular Magnetoconvection
    Md. Abdul Rawoof Sayeed, Mohammed Majid Ali
    Engineering Letters 30 (02), 392-398 , 2022
    2022
    Citations: 2
  • Finite amplitude cellular convection under the influence of a vertical magnetic field
    Y Rameshwar, MAR Sayeed, HP Rani, D Laroze
    International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer 114, 559-577 , 2017
    2017
    Citations: 18
  • An Approach to generate Reusable design from legacy components and Reuse Levels of different environments
    NMJ Basha, H Sabhia, MAR Sayeed
    2014
  • Mean flow effects in magneto-convection
    Y Rameshwar, MAR Sayeed, HP Rani, D Laroze
    International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer 65, 855-862 , 2013
    2013
    Citations: 3

MOST CITED SCHOLAR PUBLICATIONS

  • Finite amplitude cellular convection under the influence of a vertical magnetic field
    Y Rameshwar, MAR Sayeed, HP Rani, D Laroze
    International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer 114, 559-577 , 2017
    2017
    Citations: 18
  • Convective instabilities in binary mixture 3He-4He in porous media
    Y Rameshwar, G Srinivas, D Laroze, MAR Sayeed, HP Rani
    Chinese Journal of Physics 77, 773-803 , 2022
    2022
    Citations: 5
  • Mean flow effects in magneto-convection
    Y Rameshwar, MAR Sayeed, HP Rani, D Laroze
    International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer 65, 855-862 , 2013
    2013
    Citations: 3
  • Finite Amplitude Cellular Thermohaline Convection
    MA Rawoof Sayeed, Y Rameshwar
    Journal of Heat Transfer 144 (11), 112602 , 2022
    2022
    Citations: 2
  • Entropy Generation during Cellular Magnetoconvection
    Md. Abdul Rawoof Sayeed, Mohammed Majid Ali
    Engineering Letters 30 (02), 392-398 , 2022
    2022
    Citations: 2
  • Heat Transfer During Cellular Magnetoconvection in Liquid Gallium
    MAR Sayeed, H Ahmed
    Communications in Nonlinear Analysis 12 (2) , 2024
    2024
  • An Approach to generate Reusable design from legacy components and Reuse Levels of different environments
    NMJ Basha, H Sabhia, MAR Sayeed
    2014