Shivraj Dhaka
BIO: Shivraj Dhaka, PhD* Research Scholar Shivraj Dhaka 308,UDHYOG NAGAR, NIWARU ROAD-JHOTWARA, JAIPUR (RAJASTHAN) INDIA-302012 Mobile: +91-98285-78171 +91-95607 95284 (Current) Email: shivrajdhaka@gmail.com Objectives To develop techniques with extensive scientific experimental based research work that can make a real and significant impact on society, environment, and economy with integrated approach and application of Energy and Environmental at the highest level. Education CCOURSE YEAR BOARD/ UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE % MARKS/CGPA M.Tech. (Energy Engineering) 2010 Malaviya National Institute of Technology, Jaipur, India Malaviya National Institute of Technology, Jaipur, India 9.17/10.0 B.E. (Mechanical Engineering) 2007 University of Rajasthan, Jaipur, India M.A.I.E.T., Jaipur 67.33 SENIOR SECONDARY (PHYSICS, CHEMISTRY, MATHS) 2002 Rajasthan Education Board, Ajmer Noble Sr. Sec. School, Kuchamancity 70.0 SECONDARY 2000 Rajasthan Education Board, Ajmer Noble Sr. Sec. School, Kuchamancity 71.5 Major Courses during M. Tech. Energy Management, Energy Conservation Technology, Direct Energy Conversion, Environmental Impact Assessment, Solar Thermal Engineering, Modeling and planning of Energy systems, Alternative Fuel Technology and Advanced Mathematics. Project Details ? Assessment of Thermal Comfort Improvement using Calibrated Simulation Approach (A Hostel Building room at Hyderabad in composite climatic zone) DISSERTATION This was a Dissertation in curriculum of M.Tech. ‘Assessment of thermal comfort improvement using calibrated simulation approach in unconditioned buildings’ at Malaviya National Institute of Technology, Jaipur under guidance with Dr.-Ing Jyotirmay Mathur to evaluate thermal comfort improvement and energy saving in Gray (ordinary) roof and white roof; for the same the project is prepared at International Institute of Information Technology, Hyderabad under supervision by Dr. Vishal Garg at Centre for IT in Building Science. With application of cool roof coating, due to high reflectivity, a large part of the incident solar radiation on roof is not absorbed. Total seven RTD sensors are installed in IIIT hostel building top floor to measure the inside and outside temperature of both rooms roof and inside air temperature of rooms that are installed 3.5 feet below roof and a probe that collect ambient temperature is also installed in a shaded area on top floor. A Pyranometer is also fixed at top floor to catch solar radiation on thirty second average basis. After this all data’s are converted on an hourly basis to compare the actual temperatures and simulated temperatures of both rooms. Design builder and energy plus is used for modeling and simulation work respectively. The calibrated model is simulated with various measures like roof, wall, glass SHGC, glass U-value and combination of roof and glass SHGC with a final model which having all measures that cover maximum adaptive thermal comfort hours. All measures follow ECBC code values that improve the adaptive thermal comfort hours. The calibrated model is also simulated to three climate zone (Composite, Hot and Humid and cold climate) for India to evaluate the adoptions thermal comfort hours. SEMINAR The seminar which is a course work during M.Tech, I did choose “Adaptive Thermal Comfort (ATC)” which is having much importance in natural ventilated buildings along with conditioned buildings to set some adaptations so that energy can be conserved with little concern and learnt different models that have basic to thermal comfort start. The popular model that developed in 1970 by Prof. P.O. Fanger and some other models like Pierce Model and KSU Model. During this work I have also focused on various adoptions that can be used in natural ventilated Building to bring under comfort vote which also minimize the energy consumption in conditioned building. The adaptations depends on the climatic conditions for a case that is included in study showed 6.15% saving in energy with 1oC increase in conditioned space temperature with other factors like air velocity or some little variations in mechanical ventilation in case of natural ventilated buildings. In case of India petroleum conservation and research association (PCRA) showed a % saving in energy that is nearly 2% with change in set point to a 1oC. Workshop Attended 1. Energy simulation of Buildings for LEED and ECBC, Center for IT in Building Science, International Institute of Technology, Hyderabad, May, 2009. 2. Energy simulation of Buildings for LEED and ECBC, Center for IT in Building Science, International Institute of Technology, Hyderabad, Dec, 2009. 3. Workshop on Building Energy Simulation – EnergyPlus organized by The Indian Green Building Council (IGBC) in collaboration with the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, US, January 12-13, 2010. 4. Energy Simulation of Buildings using DesignBuider and IES-VE (Integrated Environmental Solutions) organized by The MNIT in collaboration with the MNRE, New Delhi, March 20-21, 2010. Training 1. Energy Audit of Textile Industries, Pali (Rajasthan) for 7 days in collaboration to MNIT and PCRA. 2. Training for 45 days in “Mahindra & Mahindra-Jaipur” during course of B.E 3rd year. 3. Training for 30 days in “Rajasthan State Mineral and Mines Ltd. Udaipur” during course of B.E. 2nd year. Papers presented in seminars/conferences 1) Paper Presented on ‘Improving thermal environment using Cool Roof Concept’, 2nd National Energy Conference, Laxmangarh. 2) Paper “Assessment of thermal comfort improvement using calibrated simulation approach”, at IBPSA, Ahmadabad for a National Seminar INDSim10. Other Achievements 1) Selected with full Institute Assistantship for M.Tech. in Energy Engineering Programme (2008-2010) at MNIT, Jaipur, India through a Nationwide Entrance Examination called GATE. 2) Stood 1st in M.Tech. (Energy Engineering) up to IIIrd Sem. Teaching Experience During my 3rd and 4th semester M.Tech, I was assigned with tutorial and practical classes of UG and PG students. Strengths • Hands on experience of various building simulation tools like Design Builder, EQUEST, EnergyPlus, IES, VDOE. • Hard working nature in all spheres of environment. • Excellent Decision Making Power. • Leadership Qualities and good team player. • Outstanding caliber and a perfectionist’s attitude. Computer Skills Building Simulation Software Packages Design Builder, EnergyPlus, EQUEST, V-DOE, GoogleSketchUp7. O/S Windows 98/2000/XP/Vista/7, MS DOS Other Software Packages MS-Office (Good command in Excel and Access to handle large database and apply quarry, use of various functions), AutoCAD. Interests and Leisure Reading books, playing cricket Personal Information Fathers Name Mr. Likhmaram Dhaka Mothers Name Mrs. Rameshwari Dhaka Date of Birth November 8, 1982 Nationality Indian Languages known English/Hindi Marital status Single References 1. Dr.-Ing. Jyotirmay Mathur PG coordinator Energy Engineering Reader in Mechanical Engg. Deptt. Address: D-55,Staff-Colony,MNIT,Jaipur. Contact no.: +919414250329 E-Mail ID: jyotirmay.mathur@gmail.com 2. Dr. Vishal Garg Assistant Professor Head center for IT in Building Science International Institute of Information Technology Hyderabad, India E-Mail ID: vishal@iiit.net Recent Activity
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