Gandhi said: “Earth provides enough to satisfy every man’s need, but not every man’s greed”. Universally respected for his wisdom, one particular Gandhi quote means a lot to Atul as it basically connects to optimal usage of resources which magically relates to Atul’s work of optimization as well.
If Ahmedabad occurs familiar to some readers the reason would probably be the fact that the city in 1887 witnessed a graduating 18-year-old high school student later to become one of the most famous and admired leaders that ever walked on this Earth: Mahatma Gandhi. Building efficient tools for analyzing such complex types of multi-disciplinary problems is what my research aims at providing”.ĭespite his age and relatively brief career, Atul has crisscrossed the European continent after finishing his 4-year Bachelor of Engineering in Gujarat hometown Ahmedabad, India. Basically, there is a trade-off that needs to be understood. And if – on the other hand – the purpose is increasing energy efficiency or thermal output, or reducing emissions, then the set of design choices would be completely different. ”It depends! If the task or the objective, as it is normally called, is to reduce the weight, then the optimization process would focus on a certain set of design choices. In a world of physics, equations and natural laws optimization by engineering design is, however, objective dependent.
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All four are invited to be part of the ambitious research and development team at Vestas aircoil currently expanding its R&D facilities and activities in Denmark.įour teammates that are both professional colleagues and best friends – or to put it in Atul’s more poetic way: “We talk about everything under the sun… including, sometimes, the sun”. Trade-offs are importantĪlong with Atul the talented “four-piece PhD puzzle” is personalized by Milena Watanabe Bavaresco from Brazil, Kevin Jose from India, and Khandokar Abu Talha from Bangladesh. I perceive my three PhD-colleagues and myself pretty much as a family on a mission: My goal is to optimize an engineering system – which happens to be a heat exchanger in this case – with each of us bringing our expertise to the table: Comprehensive knowledge on real life testing, vibrations, fatigue and – for my part – design optimization,” explains Atul Singh. In its essence engineering is truly multidisciplinary.
“At present, we look into the next generation of heat exchangers as we focus on new concepts.
Atul: “Finding trade-offs is my trade” – 25 November 2021
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