RESUME
NAME: Desh
Paul Mehta (Paul)
ADDRESS: 6200
N. Fieldtree Ct.
Peoria, Illinois 61615
TELEPHONE: (309)
689-1900 (Home)
(309)
677-2754
(Office)
Email: mehta@bradley.edu
CITIZENSHIP: USA
EDUCATION: Ph.D. Iowa State University, 1979
M.S. Kansas State University, 1967
M.S. Aligarh
University, 1961
B.S. Punjab University, 1959
SCHOLASTIC ATTAINMENTS:
1.
O.G.P.A. for M.S. (Mechanical Engineering) at Kansas
State University was 4.00/4.00. Election
to Phi Kappa Phi both at Kansas
State University and Iowa State University.
2.
Winner of "Best
Research Paper Award" for 1980 from ASHRAE (American Society of
Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers).
3.
Recipient of Rothberg
Professional Excellence Award at Bradley University for the year 1994.
4.
Appointed CILCO
Endowed Distinguished Professor, 2001.
EXPERIENCE:
1. January 1978-to-date. Currently CILCO Endowed
Professor and Chairman (promoted from Associate Professor in August, 1982),
Department of Mechanical Engineering, Bradley University, Peoria, Illinois. Responsible for the development of courses
and research projects in the areas of: Energy Management; Demand Side
Management; Thermodynamics, Instrumentation and Control; Materials Science, and
HVAC.
2. November
1975 - January 1978. Instructor/Research
Assistant, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa.
Responsible for carrying out research in the areas of Energy Efficiency,
Human Thermal Comfort, and Control Dynamics for the projects sponsored by the
Iowa Energy Policy Council and ASHRAE; and for teaching courses in the area of
Thermodynamics, Instrumentation and Control Systems while pursuing studies for
a Ph.D. degree.
3. July
1962 - November 1975. Associate
Professor (promoted from Assistant Professor in November, 1967), Department of
Mechanical Engineering, Pant Nagar
University, India. Responsible for the development of courses and research in
the area of Instrumentation, Automatic Controls, Materials Science, HVAC
(Heating, Ventilating and Air-Conditioning) Systems, Thermodynamics, and
Thermal Energy Systems, Industrial Management, and Statistical Methods in
Quality Control.
4. July
1961 - July 1962. Lecturer,
D.A.V. College, Amristar, India.
5
May 1961 - July 1961. Senior Research Assistant, Punjab Irrigation and Power Research Institute, Amristar, India.
ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE:
1.
January 1978-to-date
A.
Graduate Advisor and Major Professor for sixty
graduate students. Supervised their
theses/projects in the area of HVAC & R, instrumentation and control
systems; materials science; energy systems; and demand side management.
B.
Guided forty Senior Design Projects.
C.
Implemented an undergraduate digital measurement and
control systems laboratory with two funded projects from the National Science
Foundation.
D.
Initiated, developed, and taught the following new
courses at Bradley University:
i. ME 441 - Mechanical
Control Systems (UG)
ii. ME 537 - Building
Energy Management (G/UG Elective)
iii. ME 544 - Mechanical
Systems Anal. (UG/G)
iv. ME 547 - Fluid
Power Control Systems (G)
v. ME 591 – Energy
Management Systems (G/UG)
vi. ME 691 - Advanced
HVAC Systems (G)
vii. ME 536 – Industrial
Pollution Prevention (G)
E.
Faculty Advisor ASME & ASHRAE for 3 year terms.
F.
Served on 30 different University, College, and
Departmental Committees.
G.
Member, University Senate since 2000.
2.
July 1967 - July 1971. Officer-In-Charge. Instrumentation Center at
Pant Nagar University, India. Responsible for
testing, installation, calibration, repair and maintenance of instruments and
equipment received by Pant Nagar University from
U.S.A. under U.S.A.I.D. program, and for the development of instrumentation
required for various research projects in accordance with local parameters and
conditions.
3.
March 1971 - November 1975. Warden, University Hostel at Pant Nagar, India. Responsible
for the supervision of 50 employees employed for various services to 500 students
in the hostel, for providing counsel and guidance to 500 students in the various aspects of life and
human relations.
3.
July 1972 - July 1974. Staff Counselor, Engineering Society at Pant Nagar, India. Responsible for guidance for the professional
development of 800 student members of the Society.
4.
July 1967 - July 1971. Officer-In-Charge. Engineering Stores at Pant Nagar, India. Responsible for the procurement, maintenance,
and issue functions of engineering stores.
5.
July 1967 - November 1975. Acting Head; Department of Mechanical
Engineering at Pant Nagar University for a total
period of two years. Eighteen faculty
members and 300 students.
INDUSTRIAL
EXPERIENCE at the following companies in U.S.A.
1965-1967):
(1) Honeywell, (2)
Leeds and Northrup, (3) Mettler,
(4) Nuclear-Chicago, (5) Beckman, (6) New-Brunswick Scientific Co., (7) Ivan Sovall, Inc., (8) Torsion Balances, (9) International
Equipment Company.
CONSULTATION EXPERIENCE:
1.
Tarai Development Corporation, India, 1973. Design of Energy Efficient Cold Storages.
2.
Ross TEMP.
Mason City, Iowa, 1978. Design
and Development of Energy Efficient Ice Machines.
3.
Illinois Institute of Natural Resources. Springfield, Illinois, 1980. Energy Audits.
4.
Local Churches in Peoria, Illinois, 1982. Building
Energy Audits.
5.
Central Illinois Light Company, Illinois. 1982.
Energy Systems Engineering.
6.
Barber-Colman Company, Rockford, Illinois, 1983. Search
for a suitable ceramic coating material for improving the design of their
Carbon Sensors.
7.
Local Nursing Homes in Peoria, Illinois, 1983.
Energy Audits
8.
Central Illinois Light Company, Peoria, IL 1984-87.
Ground Coupled Heat Pumps (Geothermal Technologies).
9.
Peoria County, Peoria, IL, 1988. Energy Analyses.
10.
Central Illinois Light Company, Peoria, IL, 1991-98.
Demand Side Management, and Thermal Storage Systems.
11.
Illinois Society of Professional Engineers (ISPE),
Springfield, IL. Review Courses for the
Fundamentals and PE Exams. 1992-2003.
12.
College of DuPage and
Joliet College, Illinois. Energy
Seminars. 2002-2004
13.
Practicing Law Firms. Expert Witness in Legal Cases involving
Mechanical Engineering, 2000 – to date.
14.
U. S. Department of Energy (DOE). Save Energy Now (SEN). Process Heating Assessments using PHAST
Tool. 2006 – to
date.
SPONSORED RESEARCH PROJECTS:
1.
Principal Investigator and Project Director of a
research project entitled "Effects of Control Dynamics on Energy Consumption in Building
Environmental Control Systems". National Science Foundation. $46,573.
May 1981 - December 1983
2.
St. John Lutheran Church, Peoria, Illinois. $3,000
for research in the area of energy
audits. 1981
3.
Principal Investigator and Project Director of a
project entitled "Implementation of Undergraduate Digital Measurements and Control Systems Laboratory". National Science Foundation. $38,930.
September 1981 - March 1984
4.
Grant-In-Aid from ASHRAE. To support one graduate student for research
on Control Dynamics for one year.
$4,800. 1982-83
5.
St. Paul's Cathedral, Peoria, Illinois. $2,000 for
studies on building energy utilization.
1982
6.
The Lutheran Nursing Home and Retirement Facility,
Peoria, Illinois. $3,000 for research on human
thermal comfort and energy consumption. 1983
7.
Central Illinois Light Co. Identification and
Evaluation of Energy Efficient Systems
in Residential Buildings.$18,000 1984-87
8.
Indo-US Commission on Education. $18,000 to do
research on Effects of Energy Efficiency
on Indoor Air Quality. 1986
9.
HECA grant for developing two new courses. $6,000.
1986-87
10.
Principal Investigator and Project Director of a
project entitled "Implementation of Undergraduate Modern Instrumentation Lab" National Science Foundation.
$47,000. 1988-91
11.
Principal Investigator and Project Director of a
contract with Dr. Weinstein for Demand
Side Management studies. CILCO.
$77,817. 1991-94
12.
Principal Investigator and Project Director on Thermal Energy Storage. CILCO. $11,500.
1992-93
13.
Principal Investigator and Project Director of a
research project on the Experimental Validation of an Ice Storage Thermal System.
CILCO. $17,800. 1993-94.
14.
Director, Energy Analysis and Diagnostic Center (EADC)
at Bradley University U.S. Department of Energy. $67,525. Energy Audits for Manufacturers. 1993-94
15.
Director, Industrial Assessment Center (IAC) at
Bradley University. U.S. Department of
Energy. Energy Audits for Manufacturers
$120,450. 1994-95
16.
Director, Industrial Assessment Center (IAC) at Bradley
University. U.S. Department of Energy. $161,810. Energy Audits for Manufacturers 1995-96
17.
Director, Industrial Assessment Center (IAC) at
Bradley University. U.S. Department of Energy.
$150,750. Energy Audits for
Manufacturers 1996-97.
18.
Implementation of Extended Audits. U.S. Department of Energy. $18,000. October, 1997
19.
Director, Industrial Assessment Center (IAC) at
Bradley University. U.S. Department of Energy.
$150,750. Energy Audits for
Manufacturers 1997-98.
20.
Funding for Test
Equipment.
U.S. Department of Energy. $7,000.
October 1998.
21.
Development of
Energy Efficient Designs. Illinois Department of Commerce and Community
Affairs. $106,636. April, 1998.
22.
Director, Industrial Assessment Center (IAC) at
Bradley University. U.S. Department of Energy.
$155,500. Energy Efficiency, Waste Minimization and Productivity Enhancement in
Manufacturing Facilities. 1998-99.
23.
Implementation of
Extended Audits. U.S. Department of
Energy. $15,000. 1998-99
24.
Energy Education Illinois
Department of Commerce and Community Affairs.
$23,250. 1998-99.
25.
Implementation of Heat Recovery Devices. U.S.
Department of Energy. $43,734. 1998-99.
26.
Assistance for Research in Energy Efficiency. Graduate
School at Bradley University. $11,518.
1999-2000
27.
Director, Industrial Assessment Center (IAC) at Bradley University.
U. S. Department of Energy. $152,500. Energy Efficiency, Waste Minimization and
Productivity Enhancement in Manufacturing Facilities 1999-2000.
28.
Director, Bradley University Industrial Assessment
Center (IAC). U. S. Department of Energy
(DOE) $2.4 Million Energy Efficiency,
Waste Minimization and Productivity Enhancement in Manufacturing Facilities
2000-to-date
MEMBERSHIP IN PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES:
1. Member,
American Society of Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Engineers
(ASHRAE).
2. Member,
American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME).
3. Member,
Association of Energy Engineers (AEE).
4. Member,
American Society of Engineering Education (ASEE).
PUBLICATIONS:
** Publications
prior to 1978 not included in this list.
1.
Mehta, D. Paul, Woods, J.E. and Brueck,
D.M. "A Rational Model for
Thermodynamic Analysis of Occupied Spaces", Proceedings of Energy Management Conference, Iowa State University, October 28-30, 1978, p. 2.
2.
Mehta, D. Paul.
"Dynamic Thermal Responses of Buildings and Systems". Ph.D. Dissertation, Iowa State University,
February, 1980.
3.
Mehta, D. Paul, and Woods, J.E. "Accuracy of an Analytical Model to
Predict Dynamic Thermal Responses of Building Systems". Proceedings
of International Congress on Building Energy Management, Poroa de Varzim, Portugal. Permagon Press, 1980.
4.
Mehta, D. Paul, and Woods, J.E. "An
Experimental Validation of a Rational Model for Dynamic Responses of Buildings". ASHRAE
Trans 86, Part 2, 1980, p.497.
5.
Mehta, D. Paul.
"Applications of an Analytical Model to Determine the Effects of
Air Supply Rates on Energy Consumption".
Advances in Energy Utilization
Technology, Proceedings of the 4th World Engineering Congress, October
12-15, 1981, p. 78.
6.
Mehta, D. Paul.
"Effects of Thermal Insulation on the Dynamics of an Occupied Space
in a Building System". Journal
of Thermal Insulation. Vol. 5,
(October 1981)p. 78.
7.
Mehta, D. Paul.
"Effects of Air Supply Rates on Occupied Space Dynamics and Energy
Consumption". Journal of Energy Engineering AEE. Vol. 78, No. 6, 1981, p. 43.
8.
Mehta, D. Paul.
"Insulation Measurements on an Existing Building at Bradley University
Campus". Fourth International
Conference on Thermal Insulation.
Millbrae, California, January 18-20, 1982.
9.
Mehta, D. Paul.
"Validation of Envelope Thermal Characteristics for an Existing
Building". Journal of Thermal
Insulation. Vol. 5, 1981,
p. 173.
10.
Mehta, D. Paul.
"Dynamic Effects of Insulation on Energy Consumption in
Buildings". Proceedings of the Third European Conference on Building Materials,
June 21-22, 1982, Nice, France.
11.
Mehta, D. Paul.
"Influence of Two-Position Control Dynamics on Energy Utilization
in Buildings" Advances in Energy
Productivity, Proceedings of the 5th World Energy Engineering Congress,
September 14-17, 1982, Atlanta, Georgia.
p. 69.
12.
Mehta, D. Paul.
"Effects of Control Dynamics on Energy Consumption in Residential
Heating Systems." Journal of Energy Engineering,
AEE, Vol. 80 (3) 1983. p. 7.
13.
Mehta, D. Paul, and Max A. Wessler. "An Undergraduate Digital Systems
Laboratory". Proceedings of the Engineering Foundation Conference. Henniker, N.H. July 25-29, 1983.
14.
Mehta, D. Paul, and Max A. Wessler. "Microprocessors in an Undergraduate
Mechanical Engineering Laboratory".
Frontiers in Education
Conference. ASEE and IEEE. Oct.
17-19, 1983. Worchester, MA. p. 115.
15.
Mehta, D. Paul, and John E. Kharsa. "Effects of Proportional Control
Dynamics on Energy Consumption in Environmental Control Systems". Proceedings
of the 6th World Energy Engineering Congress, November
28-December 2, 1983, Atlanta, Georgia.
16.
Mehta, D. Paul.
"Control Component Modeling in HVAC Systems" Proceedings of the Workshop on HVAC Control and Simulation. Sponsored by ASHRAE and held at the Georgia Institute
of Technology. Atlanta, Georgia. February
2-3, 1983.
17.
Mehta, D. Paul, and Max A. Wessler.
"Microcomputers Based Undergraduate Instruction for Mechanical
Engineers". The Impact of Information Technology on Engineering Education. Proceedings of the Annual Conference of the
European Society for Engineering Education.
Erlangen, W. Germany, 1984. p. 325.
18.
Mehta, D. Paul. "Control Component Coupling in
Environment Control Systems" presented at the Winter
meeting of ASHRAE, Chicago, January 1985.
19.
Mehta, D. Paul, J. G. Moroz;
and D. C. Zietlow. “Implementation of a
Computer Controlled Data Acquisition System for Performance Evaluation of a Heat
Pump.” Proceedings of the Fourth International Conference on Systems Engineering.Coventry;
U. K. Sept. 9-11, 1985. P. 19-23.
20.
Mehta, D. Paul, D. J. Rocke, and D. C. Zietlow. "Implementation
of a Telecommunications Based Data Acquisition System for Evaluating an Earth
Coupled Heat Pump." Proceedings
of the 2nd National Conference on Microcomputer Applications for Conservation
and Renewable Energy (NCMACRE '86) Tucson, AZ Oct. 21-23, 1986.
21.
Mehta, D. Paul; D. J. Rocke; and D. C. Zietlow. "Impact of Heat Pump Water Heaters on
Utility Companies and on Home Owners."
Proceedings of the 9th World
Energy Engineering Congress.
Atlanta, GA Oct. 22-24, 1986; p. 541.
22.
Mehta, D. Paul.
“Dynamic Performance of PI Controllers” ASHRAE Technical Data Bulletin. Energy Management Strategies.
Vol. 3 No. 2. 1987. Pp. 90-108.
23.
Mehta, D. Paul.
"Dynamic Performance of PI controllers Experimental
Validation". ASHRAE Trans: 94, Part 1; New York, N.Y. January
18-21, 1987. p. 1775.
24.
Mehta, D. Paul.
"Personal Computer Based Data Acquisition Systems for Mechanical
Engineers"; Proceedings of the
1988 Annual Conference. American
Society for Engineering Education, Portland, Oregon June 19-23, 1988 p. 1639.
25.
Mehta, D. Paul.
"Microprocessors in an Undergraduate Instrumentation Lab in
Mechanical Engineering";
Proceedings of the 1988 Annual Conference. American Society for Engineering
Education. Portland, Oregon. June 19-23,
1988. p. 1649.
26.
Mehta, D. Paul.
(with D. C. Zietlow) "Use of
Spread Sheets in Energy Estimating Methods". ASHRAE
Trans. 95 Part 2. Ottawa, Canada June 26-28, 1988.
27.
Mehta, D. Paul; and D. C. Zietlow. "Heat Pump Performance
Evaluation". Proceedings of the 11th World Energy Engineering Congress. Association of Energy Engineers, Atlanta, GA
October 19-21, 1988 p. 293.
28.
Mehta, D. Paul, and Thumann,
Albert. Energy Engineering Handbook, Fairmont Press, 1989.
29.
Mehta, D. Paul.
"Interfacing Personal Computers to Microprocessor-Based Data
Acquisition Systems",COED Journal, ASEE (3), July,
1989.pp. 17-23.
30.
Mehta, D. Paul.
"Energy Efficiency in Buildings Through
Automatic Controls". Proceedings of the 12th World Energy
Engineering Congress.
Association of Energy Engineers.
Atlanta, GA, October 25-27, 1989.
31.
Mehta, D. Paul.
"Modeling of Thermal Dynamic Responses of Occupants in Controlled
Environments". Advances in Bioengineering.
The American Society of Mechanical Engineers. November 1990. p. 281.
32.
Mehta, D. Paul (with Albert Thumann).
Energy Engineering Handbook. 2nd Edition.
Prentice Hall, June 1991.
33.
Mehta, D. Paul.
"Implementation of Undergraduate Modern Instrumentation Laboratory
for Mechanical Engineers". Proceedings of the 1992 Annual
Conference American Society for Engineering Education. Toledo, OH, June 1992.
34.
Mehta, D. Paul.
"Repair/Replacement of Existing Air-conditioning System at St. Paul
Cathedral". a
report prepared for CILCO, December 1992.
35.
Mehta, D. Paul.
"On Site Evaluation of Potential Thermal Energy Storage (TES)
Program Participation by Seven Local Facilities". a series of reports
prepared for CILCO. December 1992.
36.
Mehta, D. Paul, and EADC Students. “Energy Conservation For
Small and Medium Sized Manufacturers in Illinois.” Vols.
1-15. U.S.Department of Energy. 1993-94.
37.
Mehta, D. Paul.
"Feasibility Analysis for ThermalEnergy
Storage (TES) System at Grace Presbyterian Church". A report prepared for CILCO, May 1993.
38.
Mehta, D. Paul.
"Feasibility of Using Window Type Heat Pumps at Sterling
Towers." A report prepared for
PHA. July 1993.
39.
Mehta, D. Paul.
"An Experience on Computer Control of Microprocessor Based Data
Acquisition for Mechanical Engineers."
Proceedings of the First
International Conference on Mechanical Engineering Advanced Technology for
Industrial Production.
MEATIPI; ASSUIT, EGYPT. Dec.
27-29, 1994. pp 583-593.
40.
Mehta, D. Paul, and EADC Students. “Energy
Conservation for Small and Medium Sized Manufacturers in Illinois.” Vols.
16-45. U.S. Department of Energy. 1994-95
41.
Mehta, D. Paul (with Albert Thumann). Energy
Engineering Handbook. 3rd
Edition, Prentice Hall, 1995.
42.
Mehta, D. Paul and IAC Students. “Energy Conservation and Waste Minimization
for Small and Medium Sized Manufacturers in Illinois.” Vols.
46-75. U.S. Department of Energy.
1995-96.
43.
Mehta, D. Paul.
"Air is Not Free for Agile Manufacturing", International Journal of Agile Manufacturing. Vol
1(2). 1998, pp 91-98.
44.
Mehta, D. Paul, and IAC Students. “Energy
Conservation, Waste Minimization, and Productivity Enhancement for Small and
Medium Sized Manufacturers in Illinois”.Vols. 76-100 U.S.
Department of Energy. 1996-97
45.
Mehta. D. Paul. (with Albert Thumann)
Energy Engineering Handbook. Prentice Hall. Fourth Edition. 1997.
46.
Mehta, D. Paul. And IAC Students. “Energy
Conservation, Waste Minimization, and Productivity Enhancement for Small and
Medium Sized Manufacturers in Illinois.”
Vols. 100-125. U. S. Department
of Energy 1997-98
47.
Mehta, D. Paul “Energy Conservation Analysis, Design
and Implementation.” Justrite
Mfg. Illinois Department of Commerce and
Community Affairs. 1999.
48.
Mehta, D. Paul and IAC Students. “Energy
Conservation, Waste Minimization, and Productivity Enhancement for Small and
Medium Sized Manufacturers in Illinois.”
Vols. 126-150. U.S. Department of
Energy. 1998-99.
49.
Mehta, D. Paul.
“Implementatin of Heat Recovery Devices.” Proceedings
of the IAC Directors Meeting.
Kennebunkport, ME. August
9-11, 1999.
50.
Mehta, D. Paul and IAC Students. “Energy Conservation, Waste Minimization, and
Productivity Enhancement for Small and Medium Sized Manufacturers in
Illinois.” Vols. 151-155. U. S. Department of Energy 1999-2000.
51.
Mehta, D. Paul.
“Waste Heat Recovery from a Low Temperature Heat Source”. Journal
of Energy Engineering. Vol. 97.
No. 1, February, 2000.
52.
Mehta, D. Paul.
“Energy Efficient Design of a Waste Heat Rejection System.” Proceedings of the Twenty-second National
Industrial Energy Technology Conference. April 5-6, 2000. Houston, TX.
53.
Mehta, D. Paul.
“Utilizing Input Heat Source for Optimal Operation of Chillers”. Proceedings
of 23rd World Energy Engineering Congress. Atlanta, GA.
October 25-27, 2000 p.13-23.
54.
Mehta, D. Paul.
“Industrial Assessments for Small and Medium Sized Manufacturing Plants in
Illinois.” Vols. 156-197, U. S. Department of Energy
2000-2001.
55.
Mehta, D. Paul. (with Albert Thumann)
Energy Engineering Handbook
Prentice-Hall, fifth Edition 2001.
56.
Mehta, D. Paul.
“Development of Energy Efficient Strategies for Low Temperature Heat
Recovery Devices”. Proceedings of the
IAC Directors Meeting, Breckenridge, CO., July 21-24, 2002
57.
Mehta, D. Paul, C. V. Kulkarni.
“Heat Recovery Strategies for Low Temperature Heat Sources”. Solutions
for Energy Security. Proceedings of the
25th World Energy Engineering Congress. October 9-11,
2002. Atlanta, GA p.177-190.
58.
Mehta, D. Paul.
“Industrial Assessments for Small and Medium Sized Manufacturing Plants
in Illinois.” Vols. 198-219, U. S. Department of Energy 2001-2002.
59.
Mehta, D.
Paul. “Compressed Air Systems
Optimization”. Energy Engineering Handbook.
Prentice-Hall, Fifth Edition 2001.
Chapter 15. pp 391-418.
60.
Capehart, B.L.; Mehta, D. Paul and Wayne C.
Turner; “Distributed Generation and
Your Energy Future”. Cogeneration and Distributed Generation
Journal. Vol. 18, No. 4. Fall, 2003.
pp 17-33
61.
Mehta, D. Paul.
“Industrial Assessments for Small and Medium Sized Manufacturing Plants
in Illinois”. Vols. 220-249. U.S. Department of Energy 2002-2003.
62.
Mehta, D. Paul. “Industrial Assessments for Small
and Medium Sized Manufacturing Plants.” Vols. 250-274. U.S. Department of Energy 2003-2004.
63.
S. M. Najafi, Mehta, D. Paul, and David C. Zietlow.
“An Analysis of Data at an Industrial Assessment Center for Improving Energy
Efficiency”. Proceedings of the American
Council on Energy Efficient Economy (ACEEE) Conference. West Point, N. Y., July 20-22, 2005.
64.
Mehta, D. Paul.
High Temperature Heat Recovery Through Waste
Heat Boilers.” Presented at the 4th International Conference on
Heat Transfer, Fluid Mechanics, and Thermodynamics.(HEFAT
2005), Cairo, Egypt. September 19-22,
2005.
65.
Mehta, D. Paul.
“Optimization of Heat Treatment of Machinery Components.” Presented at the 9th International Conference on Trends in the Development of
Machinery and Associated Technology.
(TMT 2005), Antalya, Turkey, Sept. 26-30,
2005.
66.
Mehta, D. Paul.
“Industrial Assessments for Small and Medium Sized Manufacturing Plants
in Illinois.” Vols. 317-333, U. S. Department of Energy 2006-2007.
67.
Mehta, D. Paul and Amol Nayak. “Recent
Trends in Oxy-Fuel, Air-Fuel and Hybrid combustion Technologies”, Proceedings of the
Summer Study Conference, American Council of Energy Efficient Economy (ACEEE),
in White Plains NY July 24-27, 2007.
68.
Mehta, D. Paul and IAC Students “Energy Conservation, Waste
Minimization, and Productivity Enhancement for Small and Medium Sized
Manufacturers in Illinois”. Vols. 275-350. U. S. Department of Energy
2003-2008.
69.
Mehta, D. Paul.
“Impact of 1973 Oil Embargo and 2005 Katrina on Energy Efficiency”, Proceedings of the Industrial Energy
Technology Conference in New Orleans, May 8-11, 2007.
70.
Mehta, D. Paul and Albert Thumann. Energy Engineering Handbook. 6th
Edition, Prentice Hall, 2008.
Public Addresses
·
Mehta, D. Paul, and Woods, J.E. "Accuracy of an Analytical Model to
Predict Dynamic Thermal Responses of Building Systems". Proceedings of International Congress on
Building Energy Management, Poroa de Varzim, Portugal. Permagon Press, 1980.
·
Mehta, D. Paul, and Woods, J.E. "An Experimental Validation of a
Rational Model for Dynamic Responses of Buildings" ASHRAE Trans 86, Part 2,
1980.
·
Mehta, D. Paul. "Applications of an Analytical
Model to determine the Effects of Air Supply Rates on Energy
Consumption". Advances in Energy
Utilization Technology, Proceedings of the 4th World Engineering Congress,
October 12-15, 1981.
·
Mehta, D. Paul.
"Insulation Measurements on an Existing Building at Bradley
University Campus". Fourth International Conference on Thermal
Insulation. Millbrae, CA, January 18-20,
1982.
·
Mehta, D. Paul.
"Energy Efficiency Related Education and Research at Bradley
University". Mayor's Energy Task
Group. City of Peoria, Peoria, IL.
November, 1982.
·
Mehta, D. Paul.
"Dynamic Effects of Insulation on Energy Consumption in
Buildings". Proceedings of the
Third European Conference on Building Material, June 21-22, 1982,
Nice, France.
·
Mehta, D. Paul.
"Influence of Two-Position Control Dynamics on Energy Utilization
in Buildings". Advances in
Energy Productivity, Proceedings of the 5th World Energy Engineering Congress,
September 14-17, 1982, Atlanta, GA.
·
Mehta, D. Paul, and Max A. Wessler.
"An Undergraduate Digital Systems Laboratory". Proceedings of the Engineering
Foundation Conference. Henniker, N.H. July 25-29, 1983.
·
Mehta, D. Paul, and Max A. Wessler. "Microprocessors in an Undergraduate
Mechanical Engineering Laboratory" Frontiers in Education Conference. ASEE and IEEE. October 17-19, 1983. Worcester, MA. p. 115
·
Mehta, D. Paul.
"ASHRAE Related Education and Research at Bradley
University". Central Illinois
Chapter of ASHRAE. Peoria, IL September
5, 1983.
·
Mehta, D. Paul.
"Control Component Modeling in HVAC Systems". Proceedings of the Workshop on HVAC
Controls and Simulation. Sponsored
by ASHRAE and held at the Georgia Institute of Technology. Atlanta, GA. February 2-3, 1984.
·
Mehta, D. Paul, and Max A. Wessler. "Microcomputers Based Undergraduate
Laboratory Instruction for Mechanical Engineers". The Impact of Information Technology on
Engineering Education. Proceedings
of the Annual Conference of the European Society for Engineering
Education. Erlangen,
W. Germany, August, 1984. p. 235.
·
Mehta, D. Paul. "Control Component Coupling in
Environment Control Systems" presented at the Winter
meeting of ASHRAE, Chicago, January 1985.
·
Mehta, D. Paul.
"Dynamic Performance of PI Controllers - Experimental Validation". ASHRAE Trans: 94, Part 1; New
York, N.Y. January 18-21, 1987.
·
Mehta, D. Paul.
"Personal Computer Based Data Acquisition Systems for Mechanical
Engineers"; Proceedings of the 1988 Annual Conference. American Society for Engineering Education,
Portland, Oregon June 19-23, 1988.
·
Mehta, D. Paul.
"Microprocessors in an Undergraduate Instrumentation Lab in
Mechanical Engineering"; Proceedings of the 1988 Annual Conference. American Society for Engineering
Education. Portland, Oregon. June 19-23,
1988.
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Mehta, D. Paul.
(with D. C. Zietlow) "Use of
Spread Sheets in Energy Estimating Methods". ASHRAE Trans. 95 Part 2. Ottawa, Canada June 26-28, 1988.
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Mehta, D. Paul; and D. C. Zietlow. "Heat Pump Performance
Evaluation". Proceedings of the
11th World Energy Engineering Congress.
Association of Energy Engineers, Atlanta, GA October 19-21, 1988.
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Mehta, D. Paul.
"Energy Efficiency in Buildings Through
Automatic Controls". Proceedings
of the 12th World Energy Engineering Congress. Association of Energy Engineers. Atlanta, GA, October 25-27, 1989.
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Mehta, D. Paul.
"Modeling of Thermal Dynamic Responses of Occupants in Controlled
Environments". Advances in
Bioengineering. The American Society
of Mechanical Engineers. November 1990.
p. 281.
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Mehta, D. Paul.
"Implementation of Undergraduate Modern Instrumentation Laboratory
for Mechanical Engineers". Proceedings
of the 1992 Annual Conference American Society for Engineering Education. Toledo, OH, June 1992.
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Mehta, D. Paul.
"Air is Not Free for Agile Manufacturing", Proceedings of the
International Conference on Agile Manufacturing, ICAM, Lafayette LA, February
23-25, 1997.
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Mehta, D. Paul “Energy Conservation Analysis, Design
and Implementation.” Justrite
Mfg. Illinois Department of Commerce and
Community Affairs. 1999.
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Mehta, D. Paul.
“Implementation of Heat Recovery Devices.” Proceedings of the IAC Directors Meeting.
Kennebunkport, ME. August 9-11, 1999.
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Mehta, D. Paul.
“Energy Efficient Design of a Waste Heat Rejection System.” Proceedings
of the 22nd National Industrial Energy Technology Conference. April 5-6, 2000 Houston, TX.
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Mehta, D. Paul. “Utilizing Input Heat Source for
Optimal Operation of Chillers.”
Proceedings of 23rd World Energy Engineering Congress. Atlanta, GA October 25-27, 2000 p.13-23
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Mehta, D. Paul, “Heat Recovery Strategies for Low
Temperature Heat Sources”. Solutions
for Energy Security. Proceedings of the
25th World Energy Engineering Congress. October 9-11, 2002. Atlanta, GA.
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S. M. Najafi,Mehta,
D. Paul, and David C. Zietlow. “An Analysis of Data at an Industrial Assessment
Center for Improving Energy Efficiency”. Proceedings
of the American Council on Energy Efficient Economy (ACEEE) Conference. West Point, N. Y., July 20-22, 2005.
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Mehta, D. Paul.
High Temperature Heat Recovery Through Waste
Heat Boilers.” Presented at the 4th International Conference on
Heat Transfer, Fluid Mechanics, and Thermodynamics.(HEFAT
2005), Cairo, Egypt. September 19-22,
2005.
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Mehta, D. Paul.
“Optimization of Heat Treatment of Machinery Components.” Presented at the 9th International Conference on Trends in the Development of
Machinery and Associated Technology. (TMT 2005), Antalya,
Turkey, Sept. 26-30, 2005.
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Mehta, D. Paul and Amol Nayak. “Recent
Trends in Oxy-Fuel, Air-Fuel and Hybrid combustion Technologies”, Proceedings of the
Summer Study Conference, American Council of Energy Efficient Economy (ACEEE),
in White Plains NY July 24-27, 2007.
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Reviewed technical papers for ASHRAE.
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Served on NSF Panels to review proposals for funding
under the ILI Program for 3 years.
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Served U.S. Department of Energy to review National
Industrial Competitiveness through Energy, Environment and Economics (NICE3)
proposals for 3 years.
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Organized and Chaired Technical Sessions for ASHRAE
and AEE.
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Served on Technical committees of ASHRAE and ASME.
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Reviewed Materials for Faculty Promotion and Tenure
of several Universities in the U.S.
Community Service
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Vice-President, India Association
of Peoria. (1995-96)
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President, India Association
of Peoria.(1996-97)
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Member, “City of
Character” Task Group appointed by the Mayor. (October 1997-1999)
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Commissioner, City of Peoria Police and Fire Commission, nominated
by the Mayor and appointed by the Peoria City Council. (October 1997 – 2007).
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Director, Board of
Directors,
Chicago – South Land Bureau of Visitors and Conventions.