B Nitin

Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur

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B Nitin is a researcher in mechanical and cryogenic engineering, with a focus on structural optimization and thermal management in extreme environments. His key research areas include topology optimization, cryogenic storage systems, and the design of support structures for dewars used in liquefied natural gas (LNG), liquid nitrogen (LN2), and liquid helium (LHe) applications. His most cited work, "Design of dewar supports through topology optimization" (2020, 5 citations), presents a novel computational approach to minimizing heat leak while maintaining mechanical integrity in double-walled cryogenic vessels. This contribution addresses a critical challenge in cryogenics: balancing structural support against thermal insulation to reduce boil-off losses. By applying topology optimization to dewar neck and support system design, B Nitin has advanced the efficiency and safety of cryogenic storage, with implications for energy transport and space propulsion. His work is particularly notable for integrating finite element analysis with manufacturing constraints, offering practical solutions for high-capacity vessels. Though early in his citation impact, his research lays groundwork for lighter, more efficient cryogenic systems, making him a promising voice in sustainable energy infrastructure and low-temperature engineering.