A 1,500 kW
campus,
read live.
With the school’s electricians I installed and networked six industrial energy meters across my school, and built these dashboards for demand, solar generation and air-conditioning load.
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CH1 Projects
Before the campus:
a factory floor.
I surveyed 21 SMEs and found none had dedicated energy monitoring. So I built a low-cost platform from meter to dashboard and piloted it across 22 meters at Sakkatech LLP.
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Industrial meters and CTs over RS-485 Modbus, read by an edge Linux device, published over MQTT (Mosquitto), stored in InfluxDB via Telegraf and shown in Grafana: live demand, consumption and estimated carbon.
The 14-day pilot (~240,000 readings) is a sole-author paper at the 2026 IEOM North American Conference, University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee. DOI 10.46254/NA11.20260206 ↗
The drawing
missed the tug.
During a Class 10 internship I watched workers free stuck threads by hand, over and over. My first prototype pulled; they tugged. That motion became a spring.
+ PATENT DRAWINGS · FIGURES FROM THE FILED APPLICATION
+ MY ROLE, CREDIT AND PATENT STATUS
I developed the CAD designs and worked with factory technicians to refine and prototype the spring-loaded tug-and-pull mechanism. Co-inventor: Namrta Singhania.
Indian Patent Application 202511017487 (published April 2026; under examination, reply to the First Examination Report filed September 2026) and PCT/IB2026/052964 (publication pending). Pending applications, not granted patents. I contributed to the examination response, consolidating 38 claims into 29.
Three summers
on factory floors.
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Reefs
and wind.
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CH2 Research
Dim the street.
Keep it safe.
How much could Delhi’s streetlights save if they followed demand, without dropping below road-safety luminance? I modelled it, then simulated a controller on data the model had never seen.
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Dusk, 18:00 to 21:00.
Error rises when lights switch on and traffic peaks. Overall test R² is 0.895, but the error is not spread evenly, and a controller has to respect that.
Can a by-product
become feed?
Stored maize DDGS, left over from ethanol production, smells too strong for cattle. I tested zeolite, activated carbon and blends to reduce the odour.
A 0.5% zeolite + 0.5% activated carbon blend was accepted in an exploratory feeding trial.
One cow, one occasion. All three samples passed our smell test; the cow ate only one. The full story is on Home →
Published,
presented, judged.
CH3 Awards
CH4 Community
Physics you
can fold.
Six bilingual (English–Hindi) lessons that teach forces, motion, energy and structures through paper folding. I trained two teachers at Nanhe Kadam Pathshala to deliver them on their own, so the sessions continue without me.
