Ryan Mozafari is a research fellow specializing in thermal-fluid sciences and renewable energy. He earned his PhD in engineering and holds a Master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, bringing a deep academic foundation to his practical experience. Before his current focus, he served as a mechanical engineer developing sustainable energy systems for leading industrial sectors.
His research is primarily centered on solar and renewable energy, with a particular emphasis on battery and energy storage systems. Ryan’s work aims to develop practical tools and technical guidelines that empower energy engineers to tackle the global energy crisis, ultimately driving the creation of more innovative, sustainable solutions.
Solar Energy, and Renewable Energy
Battery, and Energy Storage
Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD)
Thermal Management and Electronics Cooling
Multiphase Flows and Phase-change Heat Transfer
HVAC & Refrigeration, and Thermal Systems
Product Design and Development
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PhD Thesis: Performance enhancement of Phase Change Materials (PCMs) for energy storage and thermal management.
Master Thesis: Convective condensation flow patterns in U-bend tubes.
Bachelor Thesis: Heat transfer augmentation in a circular tube with discrete inclined ribs.
I have conducted CFD projects for a variety of academic and industrial thermal and fluid problems which could be found at HERE.
I am a well-skilled engineering designer able to generate creative product ideas and designs that focus on customer problems and solutions. See my design examples HERE.