K. Hooman

Prof. K. Hooman is a Professor in Mechanical Engineering specializing in Heat Transformation Technology, with significant contributions to thermal science and energy systems. His work bridges theoretical, numerical, and experimental approaches to solve critical engineering challenges in sustainable energy.

His research spans:

• Advanced heat transfer mechanisms and thermal management
• Phase change materials for energy storage applications
• Renewable energy integration (solar, hydrogen)
• Fluid dynamics and flow control systems
• Thermal analysis of industrial and domestic systems
• Performance optimization of cooling technologies

Recent publications (2024-2025) demonstrate a strong trend toward commercially viable thermal solutions, particularly in PCM conductivity enhancement, hydrogen production waste-heat recovery, and solar power plant cooling systems. His work consistently emphasizes practical implementation through multi-method validation.

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