Neelotpal Dutta

I have joined the University of Manchester as a PhD student. Please check my research profile at UoM. This page will be updated soon...

I am a mechanical engineer. I have a Bachelor of Technology (Honors) degree from IIT Mandi. My major was in mechanical engineering (ME) with a minor in management. I am the recipient of the President of India Gold Medal and Institute Silver Medal in ME (IIT Mandi, 2020).

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Experience in labs and industry beyond my college

Research Intern, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
(June-July, 2019)
Guide: Assoc.Prof. Yeo Joon Hock
I have worked as a research intern for 7 weeks during the summer, 2019 in Nanyang Technological University in Singapore. I was selected through the NTU-India connect programme. While working under the guidance of Prof. Yeo, I got the exposure of cardiovascular implants and their design and testing techniques. My main objective was to design a simulator for the calf muscle pump. I also designed the different parts of a mock circulatory loop (MCL) to test artificial valves.


Engineering Intern, Tata Boeing Aerospace Limited, Hyderabad, India
(December, 2018-February, 2019)
During this 8-weeks long internship at TBAL, I got the experience of the different types of works and procedures in a manufacturing industry. The TBAL produces fuselage for the Apache AH-64 helicopters. I was working in the tooling department where my objective was to understand the working mechanism of the pneumatic drilling/milling machines and suggest improvements in design to satisfy the desired characteristics. I also worked with the quality department where I was a part of the team performing the First Article Inspection (FAI).


Summer Research Fellow, Indian Academy of Sciences
(June-August, 2018)
Guide: Prof. Subhasis Bhaumik
This was my first experience of working in a lab outside my college. I was selected under the summer research fellowship programme of Indian Academy of Sciences . I got the opportunity to work under the mentorship of Prof. Subhasis Bhaumik at the mechatronics lab in IIEST, West Bengal. I worked on the design of an exoskeleton for the rehabilitation of the stroke survivors. (Check here! )


Research & Projects

Some of the projects that I have completed are mentioned below:

Pressure Variation in MCL Modelling and design of a physical module to simulate the cardiovascular systemic arterialload using a windkessel model
[Major Technical Project for B.Tech programme]
iNaCoMM, 2019 (Poster Presentation of Partial Work)
Neelotpal Dutta, Garvit Mathur, Dr. Mohammad Talha

Model and design a physical system (mock circulatory loop) to simulate the systemic load of a human circulatory system. The work involves selection of a model (mathematical), identification of parameter values and design of a physical system corresponding to the mathematical model

[Full Thesis]
Pressure Variation in Nozzle Numerical Simulation of Flow in a Converging-Diverging Nozzle to Observe the Shock Formation

Solution of compressible flow inside a CD nozzle with shock formation. Implementation with Mac-Cormack scheme in Python.

Aneurysm Analysis of the formation of an aneurysm in arteries through finite element modeling using hyper-elastic model
NCAME, 2019
Neelotpal Dutta, Garvit Mathur, Dr. Mohammad Talha

We present the effect of different blood pressures in the deformation of the weakened arterial wall and also compare it with a normal artery.

[NOTE: The link contains the preliminary version of the report. The final document will be shared once it is published.]
HIP_FEM Finite Element Analysis of stress in hip joint

Used ANSYS APDL to model and analyse the stress distribution in a 2D model of human hip joint.

Smart_Village Assessing the ‘Smart Village Potential’ of Villages in Mandi District
ISTP,IIT Mandi, 2019 [Best Project, Open House]
Neelotpal Dutta, Anand Ramrakhyani, Naman Chaudhary, Lokesh Kumar, Gagandeep Tomar, Aditya Singh, Dr. Kaustav Sarkar, Prof. S.C. Jain

The Project ‘Smart Village’ was aimed at conducting a study which would enable the administrators to quantify the ‘Smartness Potential’ of the villages of Himachal Pradesh.

exo_joint Design of Upper Arm Exoskeleton
SRFP, Indian Academy of Sciences, 2018
Neelotpal Dutta, Prof. Subhasis Bhaumik

The objective of the project was to develop the design of an exoskeleton for the upper limb rehabilitation.

Design of Lower Limb Exoskeleton
DP, IIT Mandi, 2018 [Best Project, Open House]
Mentor:Dr. Arpan Gupta

The objective of the project was to develop a lower limb exoskeleton to augment load carrying capacity. Here, we used soft pneumatic actuators

Program for Translation from DNA sequence to protein sequence
IC-150P, IIT Mandi, 2016

This project was done during my first semester at IIT Mandi as a part of the course IC-150P. This program translates DNA sequences present in an input file to their corresponding protein sequences.

Alpha: The Interactive Robot
IC-161P, Even Semester, 2016-17, IIT Mandi

The objective of the project is to design a multi- purpose voice-controlled interactive robot. [It is a simple system build using readily available components and Arduino]

Other Projects:
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Python_STL

I am writing a python class and methods for objects stored as binary STL files. The current progress includes display and slicing (yet to produce infill and G codes) methods. Collaborators are welcome.
[Repository]

Page is still under construction. More projects and details to be added soon!!




My valedictorian speech on the occasion of the eight convocation of IIT Mandi (at 01:40:28):

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Random Clicks


iit_mandi
South Campus, IIT Mandi, India


mandi
Mandi, India


johor_lighthouse
Johor Straits Lighthouse, Singapore



Tools

Python class and methods for binary STL files/objects
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Matlab functions to solve non-linear system of equations
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Matlab functions for robot dynamics
Based on the text: Lynch, K.M. and Park, F.C., 2017. Modern Robotics. Cambridge University Press.
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