Assoc Prof Dr. Bimrew Tamrat | Engineering | Best Researcher Award

Assoc Prof Dr. Bimrew Tamrat, Bahir Dar University, Ethiopia

Based on the details provided about Dr. Bimrew Tamrat Admasu’s qualifications, academic background, and extensive publication record, he seems to be a strong candidate for a Best Researcher Award.

Publication profile

Academic and Professional Qualifications

• Dr. Bimrew Tamrat Admasu holds a Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering with a specialization in Thermal Power Engineering from the prestigious Huazhong University of Science and Technology, China. This qualification highlights his solid academic foundation in engineering and thermal power systems, which is highly relevant to current global energy challenges.

Research Output 

• Dr. Tamrat has a prolific publication record, with numerous research articles published in international, peer-reviewed journals. His work covers diverse areas such as thermal sciences, heat exchangers, solar energy, and wind power optimization. The volume and quality of his publications, including contributions to highly reputable journals like International Journal of Thermal Sciences and Energy Reports, demonstrate his active engagement in cutting-edge research.
• His research not only contributes to fundamental scientific understanding but also has practical implications for energy efficiency, renewable energy utilization, and sustainable engineering practices.

Research Impact and Collaboration

• Dr. Tamrat’s research often involves collaborations with other researchers from various countries, which indicates his ability to work in a multidisciplinary and international research environment. His work on solar cookers, wind power systems, and energy storage technologies reflects a broad impact on sustainable energy solutions, essential for addressing global energy challenges.
• His contributions to technological innovation, such as the development of efficient solar dryers and advanced thermal energy storage systems, highlight the applicability and societal relevance of his research.

Publications

• Experimental testing on the performance of solar dryer equipped with evacuated tube collector, rock bed heat storage, and reflectors (2024) – Yematawu, S., Tamrat, B., Tarekegn, D., Mulugeta, H.
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• Performance prediction of a pump as a turbine using energy loss analysis (2024) – Bantelay, D.T., Gebresenbet, G., Admasu, B.T., Tigabu, M.T., Getie, M.Z.
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• Multi-objective optimization of a Fibonacci phyllotaxis micro pin-fin heat sink (2024) – Shemelash, A., Tamrat, B., Temesgen, M., Mulugeta, H., Solomon, H.G.
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• Performance study of low temperature air heated rock bed thermal energy storage system (2024) – Salehudress, Z.M., Habtu, N.G., Admasu, B.T., Delele, M.A., Asemu, A.M.
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• Corrigendum to “Smoothing electric power production with DFIG-based wind energy conversion technology by employing hybrid controller model” (2024) – Desalegn, B., Gebeyehu, D., Tamrat, B.
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• Investigating the quality of Ethiopian steel reinforcing bars through comprehensive analysis (2024) – Fente, T.E., Tsegaw, A.A., Abebe, A.T., Admasu, B.T.
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• One-dimensional pump geometry prediction modeling for energy loss analysis of pumps working as turbines (2024) – Bantelay, D.T., Gebresenbet, G., Admasu, B.T., Gebeyehu, S.G.
  🏞️📐 | 1 citation
• Onshore versus offshore wind power trends and recent study practices in modeling of wind turbines’ life-cycle impact assessments (2023) – Desalegn, B., Gebeyehu, D., Tamrat, B., Tadiwose, T., Lata, A.
  🌊🌪️ | 8 citations
• Smoothing electric power production with DFIG-based wind energy conversion technology by employing hybrid controller model (2023) – Desalegn, B., Gebeyehu, D., Tamrat, B.
  ⚡🌀 | 3 citations
• Passive solar tracker using a bimetallic strip activator with an integrated night return mechanism (2023) – Alemayehu, M., Admasu, B.T.
  🌅🛠️ | 1 citation

Conclusion

Considering Dr. Tamrat’s academic achievements, extensive publication record, impactful research contributions, and international collaborations, he appears well-suited for recognition with the Best Researcher Award. His work in renewable energy, thermal power engineering, and sustainability aligns with critical global research priorities, making him a valuable asset to the scientific community.