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My Educational goal so far ....

South
Dakota School Of Mines & Technology
Rapid City, SD 57701
Master Of Science in Chemical Engineering: 1995
Guide: Dr. Robb M Winter
Thesis :
"Speciation Of Chromium Compounds in Combustion Environment"
Department Of Chemistry & Chemical Engineering
South Dakota School Of Mines and Technology
501 E. St. Joe, Rapid City SD 57701
Abstract:
An experimental study was
conducted to determine the behavior of chromium compounds in the combustion environment
identical to an incinerator. Experiments were conducted in a refractory lined reactor.
Reactor temperature was held at 1040 deg C +/- 20 deg C and stochiometric
ratios were at 1.0 or 1.25. Experiments were conducted using sulfate, chloride and nitrate
salts of chromium with distilled and doped distilled water, hard water,
with two different calcium and sodium concentrations. The salt solutions were injected
into the post flame section of the furnace through an atomizer and the resulting aerosols
were collected on a Whatman GF/C filter paper; isokinetically. These collected samples
were analyzed by Powder X-ray diffraction, which were later identified by matching with
the Joint Committee of Powder Diffraction Standards (JCPDS) database of existing
compounds.
The results indicated different or same species being
formed in the specific environment due to injection of different or same chromium salts.
Formation of chromium oxide (Cr(III)2O3) was observed when chromium chloride,
chromium sulfate and chromium nitrate were injected. Formation of chromatite (CaCr(VI)O4),
alpha-Ca(Cr(III)O2)2, beta-Ca(Cr(III)O2)2 and Na2Cr(IV)O3 was observed when samples were
made from doped distilled, hard water, water along with other compounds.
Other Projects:
 | Mass and Momentum Transfer in Liver (
Mathematical modeling)
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 | A study of bacterial growth in Activated Sludge Reactor
(ASR)
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Regional Engineering
College at Srinagar
Hazaratbal
Jammu & Kashmir 190006 India
Bachelor Of Engineering: 1989
Guide: Dr. Mohammed
Ahsan Baba
Project : "Characterization of Filature and Bemina
Woolen Mill's Effluent & Its Treatment"
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Department of Chemical Engineering
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Regional Engineering College, Srinagar
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190006, India
The Effluent Problem:
- The process water which comes out of filature plant
contains high suspended and dissolved solids and also high B.O.D ( Biochemical
Oxygen Demand) and C.O.D ( Chemical Oxygen Demand). Direct discharge of this effluent on
land leads to a land pollution problem, and it effect ground water quality. High soluble
and insoluble solid content can cause quality reduction in porosity of land which is
harmful to plants and vegetable. Acid and alkaline nature of effluent has a great effect
on land pollution in long run.
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Bhola Barooah College
Ulubari, Guwahati
Assam 781007 India
Pre University Classes (Science): 1985

Cotton Collegiate Higher Secondary School
Panbazar, Guwahati
Assam 781001 India
High School Leaving Certificate: 1983
Arya Pathsala Lower Primary School
Rehabari, Guwahati Assam 781008 India
Elementary
School:
1976
Some pictures during my school days:
This is the dishroom, which payed my bills during my graduate studies
at SDSM&T. $4.75 /hr, 20 hr Max/ week. Oh well, it was tough cleaning 1300 plates each
evening, but success sure has a different taste !!!

Murthy K, Ma S, Ye Hong, Me, Ann Lio, Mike at the Grad
Room
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