VISHVESHWAR RAJENDRA MANTHA. Concluiu Physics Nuclear Reactor Computational Heat and Mass Transfer Neutronics - Bhabha Atomic Research Centre/University of Mumbai em 2007. É Investigador Auxiliar na Universidade de Trás-os-Montes e Alto Douro. Publicou 17 artigos em revistas especializadas e 16 trabalhos em actas de eventos, possui 3 capítulos de livros publicados. Actua nas áreas de Ciências Exactas com ênfase em Física, Engenharia e Tecnologia com ênfase em Engenharia Mecânica, Engenharia e Tecnologia com ênfase em Engenharia Electrotécnica, Electrónica e Informática e Engenharia e Tecnologia com ênfase em Outras Engenharias e Tecnologias. Nas suas actividades profissionais interagiu com 69 colaboradores em co-autorias de trabalhos científicos. No seu curriculum DeGóis os termos mais frequentes na contextualização da produção científica, tecnológica e artístico-cultural são: CFD, FLUID MECHANICS, PHYSICS, HEAT AND MASS TRANSFER, NUCLEAR REACTOR PHYSICS, BIOMECHANICS, COMBUSTION e ELECTRONICS.
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Nome completo Full name	VISHVESHWAR RAJENDRA MANTHA
Nome em citações bibliográficas Quoting name	MANTHA, VISHVESHWAR RAJENDRA
Categoria profissional Position	Investigador Auxiliar
Domínio científico de atuação Scientific domain	Ciências Exactas-Física. Engenharia e Tecnologia-Engenharia Mecânica. Engenharia e Tecnologia-Engenharia Electrotécnica, Electrónica e Informática. Engenharia e Tecnologia-Outras Engenharias e Tecnologias.

Endereço profissional Professional address

Universidade de Trás-os-Montes e Alto Douro Centro de Investigação de Desporto, Saúde e Desenvolvimento Humano Grupo Performance Desportiva E1.11 Quinta de Prados 5001-801 Vila Real Portugal Apartado: 1013 Telefone: (+351)259350000Extensão: 25 Fax: (+351)259350480 Correio electrónico: vmantha@utad.pt Homepage: www.utad.pt

Sexo Gender

Masculino»Male

2003-2007

Doutoramento Phd

Physics Nuclear Reactor Computational Heat and Mass Transfer Neutronics (6 anos » years) . Bhabha Atomic Research Centre/University of Mumbai, Índia. Instituição portuguesa que atribuiu reconhecimento/equivalência/registo » Portuguese Instituition providing acknowledgement/equivalence/registry : Bhabha Atomic Research Centre/University of Mumbai. Com o tipo » With the type: Equivalência » Equivalence.

1998-2000	Mestrado Master degree
MSc PHYSICS ELECTRONICS (2 anos » years) . The Institute of Science/Mumbai University, Índia. Instituição portuguesa que atribuiu reconhecimento/equivalência/registo » Portuguese Instituition providing acknowledgement/equivalence/registry : The Institute of Science/Mumbai University. Com o tipo » With the type: Reconhecimento » Acknowledgement.

1995-1998	Bacharelato Bachelor degree
Physics (3 anos » years) . DG Ruparel College/University of Mumbai, Índia. Instituição portuguesa que atribuiu reconhecimento/equivalência/registo » Portuguese Instituition providing acknowledgement/equivalence/registry : DG Ruparel College/University of Mumbai. Com o tipo » With the type: Reconhecimento » Acknowledgement.

Universidade de Trás-os-Montes e Alto Douro

Jul/2008-Actual

Investigador Auxiliar

Structural Analysis Department, Cargotec India Pvt. Ltd (CEI), Pune

Dez/2008-Out/2009

Investigador Principal

CAE Department, V J Coresoft Pvt. Ltd., Pune, Maharashtra, India

Mar/2008-Dez/2008

Técnico Especialista Principal

Test Blanket Module (TBM) Division, ITER group, Institute Plasma Research

Set/2007-Fev/2008

Investigador Auxiliar

Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur India

Fev/2006-Mar/2007

Investigador Auxiliar

Laser and Plasma Technology Division, Bhabha Atomic Research Centre Mumbai

Jan/2001-Jul/2003

Investigador Auxiliar

Compreende Understandig	Inglês (Bem).
Fala Speaking	Inglês (Bem).
Lê Reading	Inglês (Bem).
Escreve Writing	Inglês (Bem).

Jan/2011 - Jan/2015

Indian Physics Association, Membro. Life Member.

Capítulos de livros publicados Published book chapters

1.	A., Daniel; M., Tiago; Mantha, Vishveshwar; I., Abel; J., Antnio. 2012. Modelling Propelling Force in Swimming Using Numerical Simulations.  In Fluid Dynamics, Computational Modeling and Applications, ed. L. Hector Juarez, 239 - 244. ISBN: 978-953-51-0052-2. USA: InTech. information about performance and to play an important role as a complementary tool to physical experiments. Indeed, this methodology has produced significant improvements in equipment design and technique prescription in different sports (Kellar et al., 1999; Pallis et al., 2000; Dabnichki & Avital, 2006). In swimming, this methodology has been applied in order to better understand swimming performance. Thus, the numerical techniques have been addressed to study the propulsive forces generated by the propelling segments (Rouboa et al., 2006; Marinho et al., 2009a) and the hydrodynamic drag forces resisting forward motion (Silva et al., 2008; Marinho et al., 2009b). Although the swimmer’s performance is dependent on both drag and propulsive forces, within this chapter the focus is only on the analysis of the propulsive forces. Hence, this chapter covers topics in swimming propelling force analysis from a numerical simulation technique perspective. This perspective means emphasis on the fluid mechanics and computational fluid dynamics methodology applied in swimming investigations. One of the main aims for performance (velocity) enhancement of swimming is to maximize propelling forces whilst not increasing drag forces resisting forward motion, for a given trust. This chapter will concentrate on numerical simulation results, considering the scientific simulation point-of-view, for this practical application in swimming.

2.	Marinho, Daniel A; MANTHA, VISHVESHWAR R; Rouboa, Abel I; Silva, António J. 2012. Numerical Simulation of Viscous Flow Around Kayak: A comparison of different design models.  In Biomedical Imaging and Computational Modeling in Biomechanics, 14 - 25. ISBN: ISBN 978-94-007-4. New York: Andreaus, Ugo; Iacoviello, Daniela (Eds.).

3.	MANTHA, VISHVESHWAR R. 2012. Computational Fluid Dynamic Study of LBE Neutron Spallation Target for Accelerator Driven System.  In Nuclear Reactor Thermal Hydraulics, ed. Dr. Donna Guillen, 112 - 135. ISBN: 980-953-307-668-8. USA: Intech.

Artigos em revistas com arbitragem científica Papers in periodics with scientific refereeing

1.	Ramos, R J; MANTHA, VISHVESHWAR R; Marinho, Daniel A; Novais, M L; Silva, António J; Rouboa, Abel. 2012. "The Effect of depth on hydrodynamic drag during the gliding in swimming. ", Journal Motricidade  8, 1: 57 - 65.

2.	Monteiro, Eliseu; Mantha, Vishveshwar; Rouboa, Abel. 2012. "Portuguese pellets market: Analysis of the production and utilization constrains", Energy Policy 42, 42: 129 - 135.

3.	Novais, M L; Silva, António J; MANTHA, VISHVESHWAR R; Ramos, R J; Rouboa, Abel; Vilas-Boas, João P; Luís, Sérgio R; Marinho, Daniel A. 2012. "The Effect of Depth on Drag During the Streamlined Glide: A Three-Dimensional CFD Analysis", Journal of Human Kinetics 33, 1: 55 - 65.

4.	Ribeiro, Alves; Mantha, Vishveshwar R; Rouboa, Abel I; Marinho, Daniel A; Silva, António J. 2011. "Study of external air flow for an AURORA", Aircraft Engineering and Aerospace Technology 83, 5: 255 - 265. Purpose – The purpose of this current study is to identify the optimal stable position of airship, with reference to spatial variation of atmospheric wind flow, so as to reduce the vibrations and thus aid in the development of control mechanism of airship dynamics. Design/methodology/approach – Study of uniform flow under steady-state conditions was carried out through the measurements of pressure and velocity in a wind tunnel at low Mach numbers on airship model (in order of size, 1:13) inclined to the uniform air stream at various angles. The measurements have been made for a range of angles of incidence, in both vertical and horizontal planes, with a Reynolds number, based on the free stream velocity and a body cross-sectional dimension, of order of four and six, respectively. Steady-state numerical simulations were performed, serving comparative investigation with experimental data for the specific case of the model inclined to the free stream, with orientation of side-slip (yaw) angle ß=0 and angle of attack (pitch) a=0. Findings – The numerical results showed similar trend as found by experimental analysis. In this study, several factors such as the pressure (Cp), lift (CL), drag (CD) coefficients, pressure and air velocity were taken into account for comparative analysis. The analysis paved the way in identification of constructively stable position of airship model with orientation of ß=0 and a=0, with respect to air flow direction. Practical implications – The current findings aid in the development of control mechanism of airship dynamics. Originality/value – The experimental analysis of the airship model is presented along with computational fluid dynamics analysis of optimised shape of airship model in different orientations with respect to direction of airflow.

5.	Marinho, Daniel A; MANTHA, VISHVESHWAR R; Rouboa, Abel; Boas, João P. V; Machado, Leandro; Barbosa, Tiago M; Silva, António J. 2011. "The Effect Of Wearing A Cap On The Swimmer Passive Drag", Portuguese Journal of Sport Sciences 11, 2: 319 - 322. The purpose of this study was to analyse the effect of wearing a cap on swimmer passive drag. A computational fluid dynamics analysis was carried-out to determine the hydrodynamic drag of a female swimmer’s model: (i) wearing a swimming cap and; (ii) with no cap. The three-dimensional surface geometry of a female swimmer’s model with cap and with no cap was acquired through standard commercial laser scanner. Passive drag force and drag coefficient were computed with the swimmer in a streamlined position. Higher hydrodynamic drag values were determined when the swimmer was with no cap in comparison with the situation when the swimmer was wearing a cap. In conclusion, one can state that wearing a swim cap may positively influence swimmer’s hydrodynamics.

6.	Costa, Lígia; Ribeiro, João; Marinho, Daniel A; MANTHA, VISHVESHWAR R; Vilas-Boas, João P; Fernandes, Ricardo J; Silva, António J; Rouboa, Abel I; LeandroMachado. 2011. "Comparing Computational Fluid Dynamics And Inverse Dynamics Methodologies To Assess Passive Drag During Swimming Gliding", Portuguese Journal of Sport Sciences 11, 2: 187 - 189. The purpose of the present study was to compare two different methodologies for passive drag evaluation considering two different swimming glide positions used in the breaststroke event: a prone position with flexed shoulders and arms extended above the head, and a prone position with arms extended along the trunk. Experimentally the passive drag was assessed by Inverse Dynamics from swim meter data, and numerical simulation by the Computational Fluid Dynamics. Similar drag and drag coefficient values were found for the first glide position with the two methods; however, for the second glide position, the drag and drag coefficients were higher using Computational Fluid Dynamic when compared with Inverse Dynamics for the same velocities.

7.	Rouboa, Abel I; Reis, Victor M; Mantha, Vishveshwar R; Marinho, Daniel A; Silva, António J. 2011. "Analysis of wind velocity and release angle effects on discus throw using computational fluid dynamics", Computer Methods in Biomechanics and Biomedical Engineering, 1: 1 - 8.

8.	Monteiro, Eliseu; Mantha, Vishveshwar; Rouboa, Abel. 2011. "Prospective application of farm cattle manure for bioenergy production in Portugal", Renewable Energy 36, 2: 627 - 631.

9.	Kumawat, H.; Dutta, D.; Mantha, V.; Mohanty, A.K.; Satyamurthy, P.; Choudhury, R.K.; Kailas, S.. 2008. "Heat deposition in thick targets due to interaction of high energy protons and thermal hydraulics analysis", Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section B: Beam Interactions with Materials and Atoms 266, 4: 604 - 612. Heat deposition inside thick targets due to interaction of high energy protons (Ep ~ GeV) has been estimated using an improved version of the Monte Carlo simulation code CASCADE.04.h. The results are compared with the available experimental data for thick targets of Be, Al, Fe, Cu, Pb and Bi at proton energies of 0.8 GeV, 1.0 GeV and 1.2 GeV. A more continuous heat deposition approach which has been adopted in CASCADE.04.h yields results which are in better agreement with the experimental data as compared to the ones from the earlier version of CASCADE.04. The results are also compared with the predictions of the FLUKA Monte Carlo code. Both CASCADE.04.h and FLUKA predictions are nearly similar for heavy targets and both agree with the experimental measurements. However, they do have differences in predictions for lighter targets where measurements also differ from the predictions. It is observed that the maximum heat loss in thick targets occurs at the beginning of the target due to increasing nuclear reaction contributions. This aspect is crucial in designing the window of a spallation neutron target employed in an accelerator driven sub-critical system (ADS) as this is the first material to be traversed by the proton beam and is subjected to the maximum temperature gradient. Optimization of the target-window parameters requires a careful estimation of heat deposition in the window region and this has been demonstrated through thermal hydraulic studies related to the design of a realistic lead bismuth eutectic (LBE) spallation neutron target for an ADS system.

10.	MANTHA, VISHVESHWAR R; Mohanty, A.K.; Satyamurthy, P.. 2007. "Thermal hydraulic studies of spallation target for one-way coupled Indian accelerator driven systems with low energy proton beam", PRAMANA JOURNAL OF PHYSICS 68, 2: 355 - 363. BARC has recently proposed a one-way coupled ADS reactor. This reactor requires typically ~1 GeV proton beam with 2 mA of current. Approximately 8 kW of heat is deposited in the window of the target. Circulating liquid metal target (lead/lead-bismuth{eutectic) has to extract this heat and this is a critical R&D problem to be solved. At present there are very few accelerators, which can give few mA and high-energy proton beam. However, accelerators with low energy and hundreds of micro-ampere current are commercially available. In view of this, it is proposed in this paper to simulate beam window heating of ~8 kW in the target with low-energy proton beam. Detailed thermal analysis in the spallation and window region has been carried out to study the capability of heat extraction by circulating LBE for a typical target loop with a proton beam of 30 MeV energy and current of 0.267 mA. The heat deposition study is carried out using FLUKA code and flow analysis by CFD code. The detailed analysis of this work is presented in this paper. .

11.	Mantha, V.; Chaudhary, R.; Pal, S.; Gourai, S.; Murthy, P.S.S.; Sahasrabudhe, S.N.; Biswas, G.; Das, A.K.; Satyamurthy, P.. 2006. "Intense heat simulation studies on window of high density liquid metal spallation target module for accelerator driven systems", International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer 49, 19-20: 3728 - 3745. The design of the spallation target system for accelerator driven systems requires a detailed understanding of the thermal-hydraulic issues involved as intense heat is deposited both in the window as well as in the target. Removal of heat from the window is a big thermal-hydraulic challenge. A lead–bismuth eutectic (LBE) experimental flow loop is currently being designed (1:1 size of an actual target both in terms of geometry and flow rate) to study thermal-hydraulics of the target system. It is proposed to simulate the proton beam heating of the window with a plasma heat source. In this paper, flow simulation studies have been performed for different target geometries and flow configurations with different window materials, which are proposed for the above said experimental loop. Optimal values of window geometry and flow configurations including the thermal loads the window experiences have been arrived at along with the required parameters for the plasma torch. The plasma torch has been tested and found to be suitable for simulation of proton beam heating in LBE loop to be set up.

Trabalhos completos/resumidos em eventos com arbitragem científica Papers in conference proceedings with scientific refereeing

1.	Ramos, R J; Novais, M L; Barbosa, Tiago M; Silva, António J; MANTHA, VISHVESHWAR R; Rouboa, Abel I; Marinho, Daniel A. 2012. "The Effect Of Body Positions On Drag During The Streamlined Glide: A Three-Dimensional CFD Analysis ", Trabalho apresentado em 18th Congress of the European Society of Biomechanics ESB2012, In 18th Congress of the European Society of Biomechanics ESB2012, Lisbon.

2.	Soares, A A; Couto, Nuno T; Marinho, Daniel A; Rouboa, Abel I; MANTHA, VISHVESHWAR R; Silva, António J. 2011. "Momentum and Heat Transfer in Power-Law Fluids Across a Rotating Cylinder: A Numerical Study", Trabalho apresentado em International Conference on Numerical Analysis and Applied Mathematics, In NUMERICAL ANALYSIS AND APPLIED MATHEMATICS ICNAAM 2011 AIP, GREECE.

3.	Ramos, R J; Marinho, Daniel A; MANTHA, VISHVESHWAR R; Barbosa, Tiago M; Rouboa, Abel I; Ribeiro, João; Machado, Leandro; Vilas-Boas, João P; Silva, António J. 2011. "computacional de fluidos análise do coeficiente de arrasto durante o deslize subaquático Dinâmica.", Trabalho apresentado em XXXIV Congresso da Associação Portuguesa de Técnicos de Natação, In XXXIV Congresso da Associação Portuguesa de Técnicos de Natação, Ílhavo, Aveiro.

4.	Couto, Nuno T; Soares, A A; Rouboa, Abel I; MANTHA, VISHVESHWAR R. 2011. "Numerical Study Of Fluid Flow Reo Thickeners Around A Rotating Cylinder", Trabalho apresentado em Congress on Numerical Methods in Engineering - CMNE 2011. Coimbra, Portugal, In Congress on Numerical Methods in Engineering - CMNE 2011. Coimbra, Portugal, Coimbra.

5.	Couto, Nuno T; Soares, Armando A; Rouboa, Abel; Mantha, Vishveshwar. 2011. "Estudo Numérico do Escoamento de Fluidos Reoespessantes em Torno de um Cilindro em Rotação", Trabalho apresentado em Congresso de Métodos Numéricos em Engenharia, In Congresso de Métodos Numéricos em Engenharia, Coimbra.

6.	Marinho, Daniel A; MANTHA, VISHVESHWAR R; Ramos, R J; Barbosa, Tiago M; Vilas-Boas, João P; Rouboa, Abel I; Silva, António J. 2011. "The effect on swimmer’s hydrodynamic drag wearing two swimsuits", Trabalho apresentado em ASICS UKSEM London 2011, In ASICS UKSEM London 2011. British Association of Sport and Exercise Medicine ASICS, London.

7.	Marinho, Daniel A; Ramos, R J; MANTHA, VISHVESHWAR R; Barbosa, Tiago M; Rouboa, Abel; Silva, António J. 2010. "Computational fluid dynamics: the analysis of drag coefficient during the gliding phase", Trabalho apresentado em Sport and Exercise Medicine (SEM) conference BASEM London, In Sport and Exercise Medicine (SEM) conference BASEM, London.

8.	MANTHA, VISHVESHWAR R; Marinho, Daniel A; Kjendlie, P L; Silva, António J. 2010. "Invited Workshop in CFD methodology: its usefulness and basic steps", Trabalho apresentado em XIth International Symposium for Biomechanics and Medicine in Swimming ISBS, In XIth International Symposium for Biomechanics and Medicine in Swimming ISBS, Oslo.

9.	Marinho, Daniel A; Barbosa, Tiago M; Mantripragada, N; Vilas-Boas, João P; Rouard, Annie; MANTHA, VISHVESHWAR R; Rouboa, Abel I; Silva, António J. 2010. "The Gliding Phase in Swimming: The Effect of Water Depth.", Trabalho apresentado em XIth International Symposium for Biomechanics and Medicine in Swimming ISBS, In XIth International Symposium for Biomechanics and Medicine in Swimming ISBS, Oslo.

10.	Chaudhary, R.; MANTHA, VISHVESHWAR R; Das, T K; Harury, A; Satyamurthy, P.. 2006. "Velocity Profile Measurement in Rough Pipes using Non-intrusive Ultrasonic Doppler Shift Echography Method", Trabalho apresentado em 18th National Heat & Mass Transfer and 7th ISHMT-ASME H&MT Conference, In 18th National Heat & Mass Transfer and 7th ISHMT-ASME H&MT Conference, Guwahati.

11.	MANTHA, VISHVESHWAR R; Mohanty, A.K.; Satyamurthy, P. 2006. "Thermal Hydraulic studies of Spallation Target for One-way Coupled Indian ADS with Low Energy Proton Beam", Trabalho apresentado em Int. Workshop ON Physics of Accelerator Driven Sub-Critical System for Energy and Transmutation Univ. of Rajasthan-BRNS, In Int. Workshop ON Physics of Accelerator Driven Sub-Critical System for Energy and Transmutation Univ. of Rajasthan-BRNS, Jaipur.

12.	Dutta, D.; MANTHA, VISHVESHWAR R; Mohanty, A.K.; Satyamurthy, P. 2005. "ADS Window Target design criteria based on heat deposition due to interaction of 1GeV proton beam", Trabalho apresentado em DAE-BRNS Symposium on Nuclear Physics, In DAE-BRNS Symposium on Nuclear Physics, Mumbai.

13.	MANTHA, VISHVESHWAR R; Dutta, D.; Mohanty, A.K.; Satyamurthy, P.. 2005. "Simulation Studies of Window Thermal Loads in ADS Target by Low Energy Proton Beam", Trabalho apresentado em DAE-BRNS INS Symposium on Science behind Nuclear Technology, In DAE-BRNS INS Symposium on Science behind Nuclear Technology, MUMBAI.

14.	MANTHA, VISHVESHWAR R; Dixit, N S; Jha, M N; Bapat, A V; Satyamurthy, P. 2004. "Design of Mercury Experimental System to Study Free-Surface Flows for Windowless Spallation Target for Accelerator Driven Sub-Critical Systems", Trabalho apresentado em 17th National Heat & Mass Transfer and 6th ISHMT-ASME H&MT Conference, In 17th National Heat & Mass Transfer and 6th ISHMT-ASME H&MT Conference IGCAR Kalpakkam, Chennai, India.

15.	MANTHA, VISHVESHWAR R; Biswas, Keya; Biswas, G.; Satyamurthy, P. 2004. "Thermal-Hydraulic Flow Simulation Studies for heavy density liquid metal Target for Accelerator Driven Sub-Critical systems", Trabalho apresentado em International Mechanical Engineering conference and Exposition, In International Mechanical Engineering conference and Exposition, Kuwait City, Kuwait.

16.	MANTHA, VISHVESHWAR R; Dutta, D.; Das, T K; Chaudhary, R.; Kumar, K; Mohanty, A.K.; Satyamurthy, P; Kailas, S.. 2004. "Thermal Hydraulic Analysis of LBE Neutron Spallation Target for ADS", Trabalho apresentado em DAE-BRNS Symposium on Nuclear Physics, In DAE-BRNS Symposium on Nuclear Physics, VARANASI.

Artigos em revistas sem arbitragem científica Papers in periodics without scientific refereeing

1.	Bilinauskaite, M.; Mantha, V.R.; Rouboa, A.I.; Ziliukas, P.; Silva, A.J.. 2013. "Computational fluid dynamics study of swimmer's hand velocity, orientation, and shape: Contributions to hydrodynamics", BioMed Research International 2013, 2013: 1 - 14.

2.	Mantha, V.R.; Silva, A.J.; Marinho, D.A.; Rouboa, A.I.. 2013. "Numerical simulation of two-phase flow around flatwater competition kayak design-evolution models", Journal of Applied Biomechanics 29, 3: 270 - 278.

3.	Laurent, A.; Rouard, A.; Mantha, V.R.; Marinho, D.A.; Silva, A.J.; Rouboa, A.I.. 2013. "The computational fluid dynamics study of orientation effects of oar blade", Journal of Applied Biomechanics 29, 1: 23 - 32.

4.	Monteiro, E.; Mantha, V.; Rouboa, A.I.. 2013. "The feasibility of biomass pellets production in portugal", Energy Sources, Part B: Economics, Planning and Policy 8, 1: 28 - 34.

5.	Marinho, D.A.; Mantha, V.R.; Vilas-Boas, J.P.; Ramos, R.J.; Machado, L.; Rouboa, A.I.; Silva, A.J.. 2012. "Effect of wearing a swimsuit on hydrodynamic drag of swimmer", Brazilian Archives of Biology and Technology 55, 6: 851 - 856.

6.	Novais, M.; Silva, A.; Mantha, V.; Ramos, R.; Rouboa, A.I.; Vilas-Boas, J.; Luís, S.; Marinho, D.. 2012. "The effect of depth on drag during the streamlined glide: A three-dimensional CFD analysis", Journal of Human Kinetics 33, 1: 55 - 62.

7.	Mantha, V.; Dutta, D.; Chaudhary, R.; Pal, S.; Mohanty, A.K.; Satyamurthy, P.. 2007. "Thermal-hydraulic studies related to the design of LBE neutron spallation target for accelerator driven systems", Nuclear Engineering and Design 237, 6: 607 - 617.

Outra produção científica Other scientific production

1.	Prakash, K A; Pal, Siddhartha; Singh, Satya P; MANTHA, VISHVESHWAR R; Biswas, G; Satyamurthy, P.. 2006. "CFD Code for thermal hydraulics of Neutron Spallation Target of Accelerator Driven Sub-Critical System". IIT Kanpur, India.: BRNS.

2.	MANTHA, VISHVESHWAR R; Dixit, N S; Satyamurthy, P. 2002. "ADS Target Studies–Design of Mercury Experimental Loop and UVP Diagnostic System Development". India: Bhabha Atomic Research Centre .

Orientações Orientations

Orientações Orientations

Tese de Doutoramento Phd Thesis

Em curso Ongoing

1.	Milda Biliinauskiate, UNSTEADY STUDY OF HYDRODYNAMICS APLLIED TO BIOMECHANICS, 2012. Tese (HYDRODYNAMICS APPLIED TO BIOMECHANICS) - Universidade de Trás-os-Montes e Alto Douro (Co-orientador).

Produção científica Scientific production

Dados complementares data

Total

Produção científica Scientific production

39

Livros e capítulos Books and book chapters

3

Capítulos de livros publicados Published book chapters

3

Artigos científicos em revistas Papers in periodics

18

Com arbitragem científica With scientific refereeing

11

Sem arbitragem científica Without scientific refereeing

7

Trabalhos em eventos Papers in conference proceedings

16

Com arbitragem científica With scientific refereeing

16

Outros tipos de produção científica Other scientific production

2

Total

Dados complementares (Additional data)

1

Orientações Orientations

1

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	António José Rocha Martins da Silva
	Eliseu Leandro de Magalhaães Monteiro
	Nuno Tiago Dinis Couto