Dr. Mohamed Ibrahim M

Designation : Professor
School / Centre : School of Mechanical Engineering
Department : Automotive Engineering

Educational Details

Indian Institute of Technology Madras

Ph D
Internal Combustion Engines
Graduated in 2015

Anna University

M.E
Internal Combustion Engineering
Graduated in 2008

Anna University

B.E
Mechanical Engineering
Graduated in 2005

Research Details

Areas of Specialization
  • Hydrogen powered engine
  • Low temperature combustion strategies: HCCI/PCCI/RCCI
  • Computer simulation of internal combustion engines
  • Co-injection strategy
  • AI and IoT enhanced powertrains

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Completed Funded Project Details

Title Funding Agency
Development of a novel injection strategy for hydrogen fuelled homogeneous charge compression ignition engine DST-SERB, Government of India

Patent Published Details

Title Application No.
Method for switching a combustion mode from compression-ignition to homogeneous-charge compression-ignition 202041044589

Patent Granted Details

Title Application No.
Method for switching a combustion mode from compression ignition to homogeneous charge compression ignition 202041044589

Books / Book Chapters Published Details

Title Publisher Published Year
Experimental analysis of hydrogen fueled homogeneous charge compression ignition (HCCI) engine Springer 2018
NOx reduction in IC engines through adsorbing technique Elsevier 2021

Awards & Recognitions Details

  • Early Career Research Award from the Science and Engineering Research Board (SERB), Government of India
  • Awarded in recognition of the review contributed to the journal, Elsevier publisher for reputed journals like Fuel, Energy, and Applied Thermal Engineering.

Other Information

Editorial Experience : Selected Papers from the 27th National Conference on Internal Combustion Engines and Combustion (NCICEC 2022), 2022, Heat Transfer Engineering, ISSN: 01457632, Taylor and Francis Ltd.