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Abhijith Sivaprasadan

Abhijith SivaprasadanM.Sc. Sustainable Energy Engineering · KTH · Stockholm, Sweden

Thermal Engineering / Portfolio

From heat transfer to physical insight.

My thermal work combines compressible CFD and conjugate heat transfer with instrumentation and numerical checks. At Siemens Energy, my master’s thesis investigated a high-temperature pressure-sensor calibration rig and its thermal behaviour. This work shows how I move from geometry and boundary conditions through mesh checks to physically interpretable design comparisons.

01 / Selected work

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Independent project · 2026

Non-gray radiation modelling

How do radiation approximations affect calculated heat transfer? Published-data fixtures, a discrete-ordinates solver and scientific regression tests. Original work and third-party source retain distinct provenance.

Python · NumPy · SciPy

02 / Experience

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Contract · Apr 2025 - Nov 2025

Test Engineer - Master Thesis Student · Siemens Energy

Seven months embedded at Siemens Energy Finspang in the Fluid Dynamic Lab. Conducted numerical investigation of steady-state thermo-fluid performance of a reducer geometry for a high-temperature dynamic pressure sensor calibration rig (Pulsatorn). Built compressible CFD and conjugate heat transfer models in ANSYS Fluent (k-omega SST), conducted three-level mesh independence study, and applied Biot number analysis to decompose thermal performance. Identified flow-regime asymmetry between geometry variants (Ma 0.990 near-choked vs Ma 1.006 supersonic vena contracta). Also commissioned NI-DAQ measurement chains, modified LabVIEW VIs, commissioned the measurement chain for a planned validation campaign at up to 700 C, and conducted a formal root cause analysis of a heater failure resulting in an approved project scope revision. Used Siemens NX and Teamcenter PLM2020 throughout. Supervisor: Prof. Jens Fridh, KTH. Thesis: TRITA-ITM-EX 2026:14.

ANSYS Fluent · NI-DAQ · LabVIEW · Siemens NX · Teamcenter PLM2020 · Conjugate Heat Transfer · Compressible CFD · Root Cause Analysis

03 / Skills & evidence

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04 / Education

Academic foundation.

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Academic foundation · 2023–2026 · KTH Royal Institute of Technology

M.Sc. Sustainable Energy Engineering

Completed the M.Sc. programme, including the 30 ECTS thesis within the 120 ECTS total; degree certificate in process. Specialisation: Energy Supply through Clean Conversion Technologies. Grade A in Numerical Heat Transfer and AI Applications. The record also includes a 3 ECTS Aalto/Unite! elective.

Academic foundation · 2017–2021 · College of Engineering Perumon / APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University

B.Tech Mechanical Engineering

Mechanical engineering foundation with coursework, design competitions and the final-year interactive robot project.

05 / Supporting material

Profiles & further reading.

Scope & scientific limitations

The Siemens thesis is a numerical investigation with measurement-chain commissioning; heater failure occurred before high-temperature testing could begin, so no experimental validation campaign was completed. Independent thermal models retain their verification limits. The structural-FEA pilot is preliminary screening, not a certified nuclear or pressure-boundary calculation.

Source case studies remain authoritative. Private inputs and restricted project details are not published.

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For thermal, CFD, heat-transfer and test-engineering roles.

abhijithsivaprasadan@gmail.com

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