Founder • Researcher • Engineer
I am a multidisciplinary Energy Systems Engineer with an M.Sc. from Sharif University of Technology. My work bridges the gap between mechanical engineering and computer science, focusing on three core areas:
Mechanical Design & Simulation: Designing, simulating (CFD), and manufacturing commercial refrigeration systems and industrial equipment.
Programming & Optimization: Leveraging Artificial Intelligence, Python, and physics-informed neural networks to build custom thermodynamic analysis software and optimize complex engineering systems.
Publications, education, projects, honors, teaching, and coursework.
Peer-reviewed journal articles and conference papers.
M.Sc. & B.Sc. degrees, thesis and supervisors, CGPAs.
Optimization & AI for energy systems, uncertainty modeling, renewables.
Academic distinctions and research recognitions.
Courses instructed and teaching assistant roles.
Selected M.Sc. coursework and online grad courses.
High-efficiency centrifugal cyclone separators engineered to effectively capture and remove coarse particulate matter from the air stream. Built with heavy-gauge industrial materials, these units ensure robust performance and significantly reduce the load on secondary filtration systems in demanding environments.
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Heavy-duty centrifugal dust blowers designed for high-velocity air movement and continuous dust extraction. These reliable units provide powerful ventilation to maintain safe, clean workspaces and optimize air quality across a wide variety of manufacturing and industrial facilities.
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Advanced 3D airflow and velocity streamline simulations applied to industrial equipment. Utilizing CFD analysis tools like ANSYS, we meticulously map velocity contours, track pressure drops, and evaluate complex flow trajectories within cyclone separators and centrifugal dust blowers. These crucial steps allow us to optimize aerodynamic structures, reduce turbulence, and maximize physical operational efficiency prior to the manufacturing stage.
SuperFrost Cooling Pack is a dedicated tool for the thermodynamic analysis of cooling systems. It is developed for CR&Ni Co. by Fanavaran Sharif with a user-friendly interface inspired by practical engineering workflows. SCP includes modules such as Thermodynamic Analysis, P–h diagrams, and cooling-cycle evaluation tools. The current release is Version 1.0 – Spring 2023, supporting the design and optimization of commercial refrigeration and freezer systems.
Open SCP software documentationI’m available for collaborations, engineering roles, industrial refrigeration design, and research opportunities.