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    The document outlines the objectives, course outline, outcomes, reference books, evaluation, and instructor details for the Thermal Engineering Systems course. The course covers principles and applications of internal combustion engines, steam and gas turbines, air compressors, refrigeration, and air conditioning. It includes 8 modules and aims to enable students to apply thermodynamics, analyze performance, and compare various thermal systems. The instructor has experience in aeronautics, nuclear power, and has published research on heat transfer and nuclear reactor thermal hydraulics.

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    The document outlines the objectives, course outline, outcomes, reference books, evaluation, and instructor details for the Thermal Engineering Systems course. The course covers principles and applications of internal combustion engines, steam and gas turbines, air compressors, refrigeration, and air conditioning. It includes 8 modules and aims to enable students to apply thermodynamics, analyze performance, and compare various thermal systems. The instructor has experience in aeronautics, nuclear power, and has published research on heat transfer and nuclear reactor thermal hydraulics.

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    THERMAL ENGINEERING SYSTEMS

    (BMEE303L)
    OBJECTIVES
    – Principle, working and performance of IC engines

    – Working principle of Steam Boilers and steam nozzles

    – Working principle of Steam turbine and Gas turbine

    – Working principle of Air-compressor

    – Working principle and applications of Refrigeration &


    air-conditioning systems
    COURSE OUTLINE
    • Module-1 : Introduction to I.C. Engines
    • Module-2 : Performance of I.C. Engines
    • Module-3 : Air compressors
    • Module-4 : Steam Nozzle
    • Module-5:Steam Turbine and Gas Turbine
    • Module-6 :Refrigeration and Cryogenic Engg.
    • Module-7 : Air-conditioning
    • Module-8 : Contemporary Issues
    COURSE OUTCOME
    At the end of the course, the student will be able to
    1. Apply the thermodynamics laws to the working of IC engines.
    2. Analyze performance parameters of IC engines.
    3. Design a steam nozzle for thermal power plant and analyze
    the performance of
    reciprocating air compressors.
    4. Analyze the performance parameters of steam and gas
    power cycles.
    5. Compare various refrigeration systems based on their
    performance.
    6. Evaluate the cooling load requirements for conditioned
    space.
    REFERENCE BOOKS

    For (Module- 1& 2)


    Internal combustion engines by V. Ganesan

    For (Module- 3,4,5,6,7)


    Thermal Engineering by R.K. Rajput

    For (Module- 8-Contemporary Discussion)


    Related Journals, Websites etc.,..
    Mode of Evaluation

    Description Total mark Weightage%


    Digital Assignment-1 10 10

    Quiz-1 10 10
    CAT-I 50 15
    Digital Assignment-2 10 10
    CAT-II 50 15
    FAT 100 40
    Total 100
    My Experience
    Academic Experience at VIT
    1.Thermal Engineering Systems
    2. Heat Transfer
    3. Nuclear Power Engineering
    Research Experience
    At Aeronautical Development Agency (ADA), Bangaluru
    1.Performance analysis of PHE used in the Fighter Aircraft
    2. Cabin Air-cooling Distribution

    At IGCAR, Kalpakkam
    1.Flow and temperature development in the FBR fuel pin
    Bundle
    2.Thermal hydraulic consequences of flow blockage within
    the FBR fuel pin Bundle
    My Publications
    – Investigations of flow and temperature field development in bare and wire-
    wrapped reactor fuel pin bundles cooled by sodium. Govindha Rasu, N.,
    Velusamy, K., Sundararajan, T. Chellapandi, P., Annals of Nuclear Energy,
    55, 29-41 (2013).
    – Simultaneous development of flow and temperature fields in wire-
    wrapped fuel pin bundles of sodium cooled fast reactor. Govindha Rasu,
    N., Velusamy, K., Sundararajan, T. Chellapandi, P., Nuclear Engineering
    Design, 267, 44-60 (2014).
    – Thermal hydraulic effect of porous blockage in fuel subassembly of sodium
    cooled Fast Reactor. Govindha Rasu, N., Velusamy, K., Sundararajan, T.
    Chellapandi, P., Annals of Nuclear Energy, 70, 64-81 (2014).
    – Flow and thermal development in wire-wrapped fuel pin bundle of sodium
    cooled Fast Reactor during low flow conditions. Govindha Rasu, N.,
    Velusamy, K., Sundararajan, T. Chellapandi, P., Progress in Nuclear Energy,
    81, 141-149, (2015).
    My Publications with B-Tech
    students at VIT
    – Experimental investigation of radiator performance using TIO2 nanfluid. Sai Nikhil,Y.,
    Dinesh, G. P., Girish Hemanth, B.B., Govindha Rasu, N., International Journal of
    Mechanical Engineering and Technology, 8(6), 607-614 (2017).
    – Performance improvement study of cessna-172 aircraft using CFD. Manoviraj Singh S,
    Arjun Singh, Govindha Rasu, N., International Journal of Mechanical Engineering and
    Technology, 8(9), 414-424 (2017).
    – CFD analysis of commercial bus models for improvement of aerodynamic performance.
    N. Govindha Rasu, A. M. Renil, S. J. Sachin, and J. kevin, Journal of Chemical and
    Pharmaceutical Sciences, special issue-3, 106-110,(2016).
    – Nanofluid Heat Transfer Mechanism and Thermo-Physical Properties: A Review.
    Prashant K. Singh, Dhruv Khandelwal, C. Sidhant, A. Shubham, Priyanshu and N.
    Govindha Rasu, International Journal of Mechanical Engineering and Technology 8(11),
    pp. 156–164 (2017).
    – Investigation of Steady State Forced Convection Heat Transfer in a Nanofluid Cooled
    Circular Pipe, Aman Kumar, Avinash Kumar, Salil Kumar and N. Govindha Rasu,
    International Journal of Mechanical Engineering and Technology, 9(4), pp. 91–101,
    (2018).
    My Specialization
    1. Heat transfer
    2. Nuclear Engineering and
    3. Computational Fluid dynamics

    Contact Details
    Govindha Rasu N
    Professor
    Cabin: GDN 151 (Near Robotics Lab)
    E-mail: ngrasu@vit.ac.in

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