Dr. Yash Pal

Associate Professor
Hindustan Institute of Technology and Science, India

Highest Degree
Ph.D. in Engineering from Hindustan Institute of Technology and Science, India

My URL
https://livedna.org/91.28082

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Area of Interest:

Engineering
Hydrology
Engineering and Technology
Aircraft Engine Performance
Combustion

Selected Publications

  1. Pal, Y., K.H. Kumar and Y.H. Li, 2019. Ballistic and mechanical characteristics of paraffin-based solid fuels. CEAS Space J., 11: 1-11.
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  2. Pal, Y. and V.R. Kumar, 2017. Thermal decomposition study of paraffin based hybrid rocket fuel containing aluminum and boron additives. Thermochim. Acta, 655: 63-75.
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  3. Pal, Y. and V.R. Kumar, 2017. Physical and ballistic characterization of aluminum-loaded paraffin hybrid rocket fuels. Energy Fuels, 31: 10133-10143.
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  4. Singhal, U. and Y. Pal, 2016. Propellant-less thrust generation-A review. Applied Mech. Mater., 852: 639-645.
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  5. Y. Pal and E. Athmanathan, 2015. Ballistic performance of paraffin based hybrid rocket fuels. Int. J. Applied Eng. Res., 10: 3937-3939.

  6. Pal, Y. and K.J. Sairam, 2015. Effect of oxidizer concentration on ignition delay in solid rocket propellants combustion. Int. J. Applied Eng. Res., 10: 2008-2011.

  7. Ganesan, C., Y. Pal, R.S. Babu and K. Kalpit, 2013. Effect of various fibers on mechanical properties of bio-composite materials. Int. J. Eng. Res. Dev., 6: 67-73.

  8. Pal, Y., J. Baskar and S. Murugesan, 2012. Testing of paraffin-based hybrid rocket fuel using gaseous oxygen oxidiser. Defence Sci. J., 62: 277-283.
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  9. Pal, Y., K. Kalpit and P.K. Dash, 2011. Regression rate study of PVC/HTPB hybrid rocket fuels. Int. J. Mech. Ind. Eng., 1: 64-67.
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