Sanjeev Chandra

Sanjeev Chandra is a Professor in the Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering at the University of Toronto. His research interests include heat transfer, fluid mechanics, thermal spray coating, spray painting, heat exchangers, heat pipes, impact of liquid drops, ink jet printing, waste heat recovery, and electronic cooling. He is affiliated with the Centre for Advanced Coating Technologies and teaches courses in thermodynamics and heat transfer. His work has been applied in areas such as spray coating, spray cooling, and electronic cooling. Prof. Chandra has published extensively in referred journals and conference proceedings and has served as a visiting professor at several international universities.

Sanjeev Chandra is a Professor of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering at the University of Toronto, specializing in droplet dynamics, coatings, sprays, thermal spray, and heat transfer. His research explores the behavior of droplets during impact, splashing, and solidification, with a focus on both experimental and computational methods. He investigates the effects of surface properties, temperature, and fluid dynamics on coating formation and heat transfer efficiency. His work includes studies on thermal spray processes, droplet evaporation, and the role of contact angles in adhesion. Chandra's research has significant implications for industrial applications such as spray cooling, material deposition, and surface engineering.