Post Doc at Korea Institute of Industrial Technology, South Korea📖
Dr. Sai Kiran Burla is an accomplished researcher specializing in gas hydrates, energy storage, greenhouse gas management, and desalination technologies. With extensive experience in academia and industrial research, he has contributed significantly to advancing innovative solutions for sustainable development. Currently a Post-Doctoral Fellow at the Korea Institute of Industrial Technology (KITECH), Busan, South Korea, Dr. Burla is dedicated to solving critical energy and environmental challenges through cutting-edge research.
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Education Background🎓
Dr. Burla holds a Ph.D. in Science from the Academy of Scientific and Innovative Research (AcSIR), India, where he focused on the utilization of gas hydrates for greenhouse gas capture, storage, and transportation. He earned his Master of Science in Physics and Bachelor of Science in Physics, Mathematics, and Chemistry from Osmania University, Hyderabad, India. He has also served as a Post-Doctoral Fellow at the Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee and KITECH.
Professional Experience🌱
Dr. Burla’s professional journey spans various roles, including Project Assistant and Senior Research Fellow at CSIR-NGRI, Hyderabad. He has developed expertise in high-pressure reactor systems, gas hydrate pelletization, and innovative water treatment technologies. During his tenure at IIT Roorkee, he explored environmentally friendly methods for methane recovery using gas hydrates. At KITECH, he is spearheading advancements in gas hydrate-based desalination, energy storage, and fire suppression systems, including the development of a pilot-scale desalination plant.
Dr. Burla’s research interests center on gas hydrates, focusing on their application in energy storage, desalination, water treatment, and greenhouse gas management. He is also deeply involved in studying hydrate formation kinetics, molecular-level characterizations, and environmentally friendly additives to enhance hydrate processes. His work aims to address pressing global challenges in energy sustainability and environmental conservation.
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1. Clathrate Hydrates of Greenhouse Gases in the Presence of Natural Amino Acids: Storage, Transportation, and Separation Applications
- Authors: PSR Prasad, BS Kiran
- Journal: Scientific Reports
- Year: 2018
- Citations: 98
- Summary: This study investigates the role of natural amino acids in clathrate hydrate systems, focusing on their potential for greenhouse gas storage, transportation, and separation applications. It highlights the efficiency and eco-friendliness of amino acid-based hydrate systems in addressing environmental challenges.
2. Are the Amino Acids Thermodynamic Inhibitors or Kinetic Promoters for Carbon Dioxide Hydrates?
- Authors: PSR Prasad, BS Kiran
- Journal: Journal of Natural Gas Science and Engineering
- Year: 2018
- Citations: 97
- Summary: This paper explores whether amino acids act as thermodynamic inhibitors or kinetic promoters in COâ‚‚ hydrate formation. The research provides insights into tailoring amino acid systems for effective hydrate formation and management.
3. Self-preservation and Stability of Methane Hydrates in the Presence of NaCl
- Authors: PSR Prasad, BS Kiran
- Journal: Scientific Reports
- Year: 2019
- Citations: 45
- Summary: This work examines how NaCl influences the self-preservation and stability of methane hydrates. The findings contribute to understanding hydrate behavior under varying salinity conditions, relevant for energy storage and transportation.
4. Synergistic Effects of Amino Acids in Clathrates Hydrates: Gas Capture and Storage Applications
- Authors: PSR Prasad, BS Kiran
- Journal: Chemical Engineering Journal Advances
- Year: 2020
- Citations: 33
- Summary: This research demonstrates the synergistic effects of amino acids in enhancing the formation and stability of clathrate hydrates, focusing on their application in efficient gas capture and storage systems.
5. The Role of Stirring and Amino Acid Mixtures to Surpass the Sluggishness of CO2 Hydrates
- Authors: T Bhavya, B Sai Kiran, PSR Prasad
- Journal: Energy & Fuels
- Year: 2021
- Citations: 32
- Summary: This paper investigates the combined effects of stirring and amino acid mixtures on improving the kinetics of COâ‚‚ hydrate formation. The study offers practical insights for overcoming hydrate formation challenges in real-world applications.
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