Collaborated with Malaysia palm oil board and Ministry of Energy, Science & Environment, Malaysia, through the CFES lab to produced technologically feasible, cost-effective, and environment-friendly renewable energy for the fulfillment of supplementary national energy demand. The project was funded by Malaysia Government to support the national B20 Biodiesel Programme.

Centre for Energy Science Laboratory. University of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Graduate Research Engineer

Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Kuala Lumpur Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur, MY

Renewable Fuels

Carbon Emissions

Emissions Control

Project Managment

Research

Process design

Process Control

Characterization

Implementation Planning

Industrial Applications

Fulltime - Graduate Research Engineer

National Innovation Games - Northern Territory Series - Challenge 1

Kuala Lumpur Malaysia

Master of Engineering Science (Mechanical Engineering)

University of Malaya

9 Aylesbury Avenue, Truganina VIC, Australia

I am a graduate research engineer with over five years of Industrial  R&D and project management experiences across the field of renewable energy generation, conversion and utilisation technologies, emissions analysis, waste to energy & recovery technology. Currently, I am working in a scientific R&D team at the university of Melbourne, where I develop viable renewable energy solutions  for various innovative commercial projects across renewable fuel production (Biofuels, Hydrogen, and Ammonia), mechanism development, optimisation, process design and applications. My recent interests lie in clean fuel technologies specifically related to carbon capture & storage (CCS) and green hydrogen (H2)  production and the role it will play in our future. 

My area of expertise covers: 
Renewable fuels generation, conversion & storage engineering. 
Chemical process mechanism design & systems modelling.
Conceptual process planning, Instrumentation and Execution. 
Techno-economic feasibility studies, Cost estimation, Bench marking, OH&S, Risk assessment, and environmental impact analysis


Photography is my hobby because it has given me the opportunity to share in people’s most special moments and travel different cities around the world. I enjoy photography because it has allowed me to capture moments in my own life that I don’t want to forget. I enjoy travelling since my childhood, which has given me to explore many heritage places, mountains, and tourist attraction places. Beside this, I like to gather experience from new cultures, society, and always take the opportunity to meet new people.



The research involved in this project is to develop a new chemical kinetic process mechanism of nitrogen-containing renewable fuel oxidation in typical industrial operation conditions and examine the energy transition, and formation of nitrogen oxide (NOx), carbon dioxide (CO2), unburned hydrocarbon (UHC), and other PAH’s and soot related species and their relation to the polluted environment.

Mohammad Ashraful Alam / Fulltime - Graduate Research Engineer

Graduate Research Engineer

Centre for Energy Science Laboratory. University of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

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