V.S. Devahdhanush

Visiting Assistant Professor

Purdue University

United States

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V.S. Devahdhanush is a Visiting Assistant Professor at Purdue University, USA. His research focuses on microgravity flow boiling, particularly involving critical heat flux, flow instabilities, and heat transfer phenomena. He has authored several recent articles exploring issues such as flow boiling characteristics and prediction techniques using artificial neural networks for applications onboard the International Space Station.

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Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology

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Pressure drop characteristics and prediction techniques (models/correlations and artificial neural networks) for microgravity flow boiling onboard the International Space Station

Two-phase flow instabilities during microgravity flow boiling onboard the International Space Station

Critical heat flux for flow boiling with saturated two-phase inlet in microgravity onboard the International Space Station

Microgravity flow boiling experiments with liquid-vapor mixture inlet onboard the International Space Station

Prediction technique for flow boiling heat transfer and critical heat flux in both microgravity and Earth gravity via artificial neural networks (ANNs)

Parametric experimental trends, interfacial behavior, correlation assessment, and interfacial lift-off model predictions of critical heat flux for microgravity flow boiling with subcooled inlet conditions – Experiments onboard the International Space Station

Heat transfer and interfacial flow physics of microgravity flow boiling in single-side-heated rectangular channel with subcooled inlet conditions – Experiments onboard the International Space Station

Effects of heating configuration and operating parameters on heat transfer and interfacial physics of microgravity flow boiling with subcooled inlet conditions – Experiments onboard the International Space Station

Effects of flow loop compressible volume position on system instabilities during flow boiling in micro-channel heat sinks

Assessment and development of flow boiling critical heat flux correlations for partially heated rectangular channels in different gravitational environments

Subcooled flow boiling heat transfer in a partially-heated rectangular channel at different orientations in Earth gravity

Flow visualization, heat transfer, and critical heat flux of flow boiling in Earth gravity with saturated liquid‐vapor mixture inlet conditions – In preparation for experiments onboard the International Space Station

Experimental heat transfer results and flow visualization of vertical upflow boiling in Earth gravity with subcooled inlet conditions – In preparation for experiments onboard the International Space Station

Experimental results and interfacial lift-off model predictions of critical heat flux for flow boiling with subcooled inlet conditions – In preparation for experiments onboard the International Space Station

An experimental investigation on the effect of relative waviness on performance of minichannel heat sinks using water and nanofluids

Consolidated theoretical/empirical predictive method for subcooled flow boiling in annuli with reference to thermal management of ultra-fast electric vehicle charging cables

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