M.Tech
Assistant Professor
School of Engineering and Technology
 
Department: Electrical and Electronics Engineering
Phone: 8763178520
 

About Me

I have an experience of 12 years of teaching in the field of electrical engineering.  My current research area is application of Artificial Intelligence technique in the field of Power System. I am also currently working on a project " Development of Soil Moisture Sensor".  Apart from this I am also taking the administrative responsibility of examination cell for the last 12 years.

My educational details are as follows:

1. M.Tech in Power System from BPUT, Rourkela in the year 2009-2011
2. B.Tech in Electrical & Electronics Engineering from BPUT, Rourkela in the year 2003-2007.
3. +2 from G.M. College Sambalpur in the year 2000-2002.
4. 10th from Govt. Boys High School Burla.

 
Research Fields

  • Power System Stability Analysis
  • Micro Grid
  • Soil Moisture Sensor

Teaching

  • Power System Operation & Control
  • Power System Analysis
  • Power System-I (Generation)
  • Electrical Machine-1
  • Network Theory
  • Basic Electrical Engineering
  • Power System Analysis
  • Advance Control System

Expertise

  • Machine Learning
  • Sensor Design

Interests

  • AI in Power System
  • Hybrid Power System Stabilty & Control
  • Sensors

 
   

Research Fields

My research area includes (i) AI in Power System (ii) Stability Analysis in Hybrid Power System (iii) Soil Moisture Sensor Development

# AI in power system the focus is to apply the artificial intelligent technique for a dynamic control of the power system in an efficient manner.

# Now a days gradually the power system is distributed generation type & stability analysis of such DG is a major challenge. So my focus is to analyze the stability analysis for a reliable power supply.

# With soil sensors development we can constantly tracking moisture levels, growers can make more informed decisions about irrigation, adjusting levels based on data from the ground rather than weather predictions or guesswork. This means growers save water, increase yield, increase crop quality, and reduce labor.