Chinara Kuldip, PhD

Chinara Kuldip, PhD

Graduate Research And Teaching Assistant

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  • About me

    Pulse Power Supplies ⚡ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) 🌲 Carbon Zero | Clean Energy | Expertise in "High Voltage Pulsed Power Electronic Converters" | Proficient in "DC-DC Converters & Control"

  • Education

    • Indian Institute of Technology, Madras

      2019 - 2024
      Dual M.S. and Ph.D. Program Electrical Engineering - Power Electronics 9.40
    • Government College of Engineering, Kalahandi

      2013 - 2017
      Bachelor of Technology - BTech Electrical Engineering Technologies/Technicians 9.03
  • Experience

    • Indian Institute of Technology, Madras

      Jul 2019 - now
      Graduate Research And Teaching Assistant

      Teaching Assistant for the following courses:1. Electric Machines Lab (Jan - May 2020)2. Digital Controller for Power Applications (July - Nov, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023)3. Switched Mode Power Conversion (Jan - May 2021, 2022, 2023)4. Digital Controller for Power Applications - NPTEL+ (June - July 2023 & Dec 2023 - Feb 2024 )

  • Licenses & Certifications

  • Honors & Awards

    • Awarded to Chinara Kuldip, PhD
      Top 5 teams in Carbon Zero Challenge 4.0 securing prototype funding of up to INR 10 Lakhs IIT Madras Nov 2024 A novel water treatment technique utilizing pulsed ozonization was developed to address the critical issue of removing per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) from wastewater. PFAS are persistent organic pollutants found in water, air, and soil, with a significant presence in industrial waste. Prolonged exposure to PFAS is linked to serious health risks, including cancer, liver damage, immune system disruption, thyroid disease, and high cholesterol. Both the EPA and the IARC classify PFAS as… Show more A novel water treatment technique utilizing pulsed ozonization was developed to address the critical issue of removing per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) from wastewater. PFAS are persistent organic pollutants found in water, air, and soil, with a significant presence in industrial waste. Prolonged exposure to PFAS is linked to serious health risks, including cancer, liver damage, immune system disruption, thyroid disease, and high cholesterol. Both the EPA and the IARC classify PFAS as potentially carcinogenic to humans, emphasizing the need for effective removal methods before wastewater discharge.This technique employs a Dielectric Barrier Discharge (DBD) chamber, where a high-voltage pulse (15 kV) is applied across the electrodes. The pulsed HV system drives the generation of ozone, enabling the ozofractionation process to efficiently degrade PFAS. The process achieved a remarkable 95% removal efficiency of PFAS from industrial wastewater, overcoming the inherent challenges of applying high-voltage pulsed power in a DBD setup.This innovative approach demonstrates significant potential for mitigating PFAS contamination, ensuring safer wastewater disposal, and protecting environmental and public health. Show less
    • Awarded to Chinara Kuldip, PhD
      Top 25 Teams in Carbon Zero Challenge 4.0 Awarded Prototype Funding of up to INR 5 Lakhs IIT Madras Oct 2024 A novel water treatment technique utilizing pulsed ozonization was developed to address the critical issue of removing per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) from wastewater. PFAS are persistent organic pollutants found in water, air, and soil, with a significant presence in industrial waste. Prolonged exposure to PFAS is linked to serious health risks, including cancer, liver damage, immune system disruption, thyroid disease, and high cholesterol. Both the EPA and the IARC classify PFAS as… Show more A novel water treatment technique utilizing pulsed ozonization was developed to address the critical issue of removing per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) from wastewater. PFAS are persistent organic pollutants found in water, air, and soil, with a significant presence in industrial waste. Prolonged exposure to PFAS is linked to serious health risks, including cancer, liver damage, immune system disruption, thyroid disease, and high cholesterol. Both the EPA and the IARC classify PFAS as potentially carcinogenic to humans, emphasizing the need for effective removal methods before wastewater discharge.This technique employs a Dielectric Barrier Discharge (DBD) chamber, where a high-voltage pulse (15 kV) is applied across the electrodes. The pulsed HV system drives the generation of ozone, enabling the ozofractionation process to efficiently degrade PFAS. The process achieved a remarkable 95% removal efficiency of PFAS from industrial wastewater, overcoming the inherent challenges of applying high-voltage pulsed power in a DBD setup.This innovative approach demonstrates significant potential for mitigating PFAS contamination, ensuring safer wastewater disposal, and protecting environmental and public health. Show less
    • Awarded to Chinara Kuldip, PhD
      Teaching Assistant Recognition Award (TARA) Indian Institute of Technology Madras Jul 2023 I have served as both Teaching Assistant and Course Manager for a series of technical and advanced courses that form a core part of the curriculum of IIT Madras, including:1. Switched Mode Power Conversion (EE5203)2. Electrical Machines and Lab (EE2005)3. Microprocessor Theory and Lab (EE2016)4. Digital Controller for Power Applications (EE5212)5. NPTEL+ course on "Digital Controllers for Power Applications"6. NPTEL+ course on “Modelling and Digital Implementation of… Show more I have served as both Teaching Assistant and Course Manager for a series of technical and advanced courses that form a core part of the curriculum of IIT Madras, including:1. Switched Mode Power Conversion (EE5203)2. Electrical Machines and Lab (EE2005)3. Microprocessor Theory and Lab (EE2016)4. Digital Controller for Power Applications (EE5212)5. NPTEL+ course on "Digital Controllers for Power Applications"6. NPTEL+ course on “Modelling and Digital Implementation of Power Electronic Converters for Renewable Applications” Show less
    • Awarded to Chinara Kuldip, PhD
      Highest CGPA Award in B.Tech Government College of Engineering, Kalahandi, Bhawanipatna Apr 2017
    • Awarded to Chinara Kuldip, PhD
      1st Prize in the event "Circuit-o-Maniac" at "INSPRANO'16" college level technical Festival Government College of Engineering, Kalahandi, Bhawanipatna Mar 2016
    • Awarded to Chinara Kuldip, PhD
      2nd Prize in the event "Electro-Quiz" at "INSPRANO'16" college level technical Festival Government College of Engineering, Kalahandi, Bhawanipatna Mar 2016
    • Awarded to Chinara Kuldip, PhD
      2nd Prize in the event "Electro-Quiz" at "INSPRANO'15" college level technical Festival Government College of Engineering, Kalahandi, Bhawanipatna Mar 2015
    • Awarded to Chinara Kuldip, PhD
      Special Prize in "Tabla" Competition ASHWASA, Bhubaneswar
  • Volunteer Experience

    • Student Member

      Issued by IEEE on Oct 2020
      IEEEAssociated with Chinara Kuldip, PhD
    • Student Member

      Issued by IEEE Young Professionals on Oct 2020
      IEEE Young ProfessionalsAssociated with Chinara Kuldip, PhD
    • Student Member

      Issued by IEEE Power Electronics Society on Jan 2022
      IEEE Power Electronics SocietyAssociated with Chinara Kuldip, PhD
    • Student Member

      Issued by IEEE Industry Applications Society on Jan 2022
      IEEE Industry Applications SocietyAssociated with Chinara Kuldip, PhD
    • Volunteer

      Issued by Yogoda Satsanga Society of India ( YSS ) on Jan 2020
      Yogoda Satsanga Society of India ( YSS )Associated with Chinara Kuldip, PhD
    • Member

      Issued by Robotics Club, Government College of Engineering, Kalahandi Bhawanipatna on Jan 2016
      Robotics Club, Government College of Engineering, Kalahandi BhawanipatnaAssociated with Chinara Kuldip, PhD
    • Coordinator

      Issued by Insprano - Government College of Engineering, Kalahandi's Technical Festival on Jan 2016
      Insprano - Government College of Engineering, Kalahandi's Technical FestivalAssociated with Chinara Kuldip, PhD