
Accomplished professional in high-temperature mechanics and failure analysis, with expertise in shock deformation of materials. Proficient in data analysis, experimental design, and multi-scale characterization utilizing Raman spectroscopy, SEM/EBSD, and terahertz analysis. Demonstrated critical thinking and problem-solving skills that drive research advancements and optimize processes. Committed to fostering innovation and collaboration to improve material performance in specialized environments.
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Title: Development of an In-Situ Thermo-Mechanical Setup to Study Coatings and Multi-Layered Materials,
Advisor: Prof. Krishna N Jonnalagadda,
In-Situ High Temperature Mechanical Setup with Simultaneous Thermal and Optical Imaging:
Designed and built a novel setup for in-situ, simultaneous, and fast measurement of thermal and deformation fields through wavelength separation at very high temperatures (over 1000 C) in a vacuum/environmental chamber., Development of In-Situ High Temperature Mechanical Setup with Controlled Flux Heating: Developed an alternative heating system to simulate the controllable heat flux boundary conditions on specimens inside a novel environmental chamber., Thermo-Mechanical Behavior of 8YSZ Thermal Barrier Coatings at High Temperature: Captured In-situ Mechanical Behavior of fragile TBC coatings (300um thick) in uniaxial loading conditions at high temperature(~1000C)., High-Temperature Behavior of Ni-Based Superalloys (Hastelloy X, CM247LC): Explained in-depth formation of PLC bands, localized shear fields their travel along the loading axis in the high-temperature behavior of Hastelloy X., In-situ Mechanical Behavior of Multi-Layered Steel with High-resolution Dual Scale Imaging: Presented a special specimen preparation along with novel speckle pattern generation to in-situ observe the individual layers.
Design and Modification of SHPB to Characterize Soft Materials under High Strain Rate Loading, Prof. Sitikantha Roy, Prof. S. Pradyumna, Designed and built SHPB for testing of soft intervertebral tissues undergoing dynamic loading in running and jumping., Added two different bars of 12mm and 16mm readily interchangeable to accommodate loading range with easy replacement.