Muhammad Sarwar Sultan

msultan3@neduet.edu.pk

To pursue a better technical career.

• Master of Science (Energy and Environment), Specialization: Renewable Energy Systems and Environmental Pollution Controls.

• BE (Mechanical) NED University of Engineering & Technology, Karachi in 1981 (1^st Division).

Advance Training in Computer Science from Petroman. A division of ENAR-A Company of State Petroleum Refining and Petrochemical Corporation Limited.

• Civilian Instructor (Part Time), Pakistan Naval Engineering College (PNS Jauhar), Karachi. 1983 to July 1985.  The assignment was to present lectures and to conduct practicals in the following subjects. Solid Mechanics, Stress  Analysis, Production Process & Metrology, Fluid Dynamics and Lubrication.

• Faculty Member Petroman, Computer Science Department, Karachi, November 1984 to February, 1986. The job included designing and implementation of various computer and Engineering related courses as well  as presenting lectures on BASIC Language, System Analysis and Design, Electronic Data Processing.

• Lecturer Mechanical Engineering Department, NED University of Engineering & Technology, Karachi, March 1986 September, 1991. During lectureship the subject for presentation were Engineering Mechanics,  Engineering Drawing and Design, I.C. Engines and Thermodynamics.

• Assistant Professor Mechanical Engineering Department, NED University of Engineering & Technology, Karachi September 1991 till to date. The responsibilities include presentation of lectures  on the subject of  Thermal Sciences, like Thermodynamics, I.C. Engines as well as supervision and advisory services to the  final year research and design projects in the area of Energy, (Environmental Friendly and non Conventional) like  Solar, Wind, Photovoltaic Heat Transfer (Boilers, Heat Exchangers, Heat Pipes, Solar Collectors).

• Also teaching M.Sc. classes since 1999 Renewable Energy and Energy Planning subject.

• Performance analysis of water filled Heat pipe (Thermosyphon) Temp range 60 C-150 C in the low range of Reynolds Numbers 5-50 for which standard data is not available and further analysis of its heat cut off mechanism.

• Head of the Energy Group, Department of Engineering, University of Reading, Reading, U.K. Member of the working party on Heat Pipe Fluids Published with the name “Themopysical Properties of Heat Pipe working Fluids: operating Range 60 C and 300 C” By Engineering Science Data Unit-251-259 Regent Street, London WIR 7 Ad-1980.

Received Commonwealth Scholarship from Common Wealth Association, U.K. Competing among all Sindh Universities in 1991.

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