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USPCAS-E NUST conducts high quality applied research to address the most anticipated challenges within the energy sector that affect the lives of Pakistanis and impede economic growth. These applied research projects range from solving discrete problems that affect households or businesses, to broader capacity issues that constrain service delivery and growth in the energy sector of Pakistan with an aim to:
a) Enhance the ability of the science and technology community to spur human and economic development in Pakistan.
b) Improve the quality, relevance, and capacity of NUST faculty in the field of energy.
c) Improve the capacity of USPCAS-E faculty to support industry competitiveness.
Applied Research Projects
1.
Valorization of biomass residues for methane production through anaerobic digestion technology: Green energy recovery from waste
2.
Solar Power integration of 2-KW into main grid by using Dual-Mode power converter
3.
Simulation Modeling, Analysis and Forecasting of Electricity generation and consumption in Pakistan using System Dynamics approach
4.
Liquid fuel production from Coal/Biomass derived Syngas
5.
Conversion Kit for UPS to a pseudo-hybrid converter with scalable architecture for neighborhood level distribution capability
6.
Smart Load Enabler for Micro-Grids in Pakistan
7.
Development of Advanced Metering Infrastructure & Customer Side Systems
8.
Development of Self Cleaning and Low Emissivity thin films for glass
9.
Double pervoskite based multiferroic materials for solar cell applications
10.
Indigenous Design and Development of a Solar Powered Adsorption Refrigerator (SPAR)
11.
DC Module to Improve the Efficiency of String Inverter Solar PV System
12.
An Advance Rotor for H-Darrieus Type Vertical Axis Wind Turbine (VAWT)
13.
Autonomous 11kV Distribution Line Fault Localization System
14.
Designing and Fabrication of Semi-Continuous Stirring Tank Reactors to Evaluate and Optimize the Anaerobic Co-Digestion of Poultry Manure
15.
Pseudo-Noise based Impedance Spectroscopy for Battery Health Monitoring
Joint Research Projects
1.
Smart Condition Monitoring based Design and Development of Solar Micro Grid – Community Empowerment through Access to Energy in the Rural Areas of Pakistan
2.
Development of Hybrid Micro Combined Heat & Power System for Distributed Generation in Pakistan
3.
Developing the Strategy for policy oriented energy research modelling at USPCAS-E
4.
Energy Efficiency Improvements in Building Sector of Pakistan
5.
Solar space Heating Systems Integrated with Thermal Energy Storage