Shivang Khare

Shivang Khare serves as a Researcher at the Faculty of Engineering, Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), specializing in sustainable fuel technologies through the Combustion Kinetics Group (ComKin Group). Based at Varmeteknisk, Gløshaugen, he conducts experimental combustion studies using optical engines and compression ignition systems to evaluate hydrothermal liquefaction biofuels derived from municipal solid waste.

His core research interests include:

• Development of HTL biofuels from waste streams
• Combustion characteristics of renewable fuels
• Emissions profiling in internal combustion engines
• Engine performance optimization with alternative fuels
• Waste-to-energy conversion pathways
• Rocket propulsion system analysis

Publication trends reveal concentrated expertise in sustainable biofuel applications for transportation, with recent work bridging chemical processing and mechanical engineering to address emission challenges in diesel engines. His 2023 studies on HTL biofuels demonstrate methodical analysis of combustion stability and exhaust composition, while his 2021 rocket nozzle review establishes foundational knowledge in aerospace propulsion.

No scientific awards or honors were documented in the source material.

There is no available information regarding graduate student advising or research grant management.

Khare actively collaborates within NTNU's Combustion Kinetics Group, contributing to experimental setups for ammonia-fueled engines and HTL biofuel testing protocols presented at conferences including Bio4Fuels Days and the Norren Summer School.