Established 199716+ Faculty Members

Mechanical & Automobile Engineering

Innovating Thermal Systems, Smart Manufacturing & Sustainable Mechanical Design

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Dr. Ankit Sonthalia
11 years
Teaching Experience
13 years
Total Experience
Ph.D.
Highest Qualification
8+
Published Works

About & Biography

Dr. Ankit Sonthalia is currently working as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Automobile Engineering, SRM Institute of Science and Technology. He has published more than 40 papers in international journals. He is reviewer of international journals. He is a member of Society of Automobile Engineer. His research interests include waste to energy, thermal management, emission control and hydrogen. He has edited a book for Elsevier titled ‘Thermal Management Systems for eMobility and Other Applications’

Education & Qualifications

Doctorate2020
Ph.D.
Mechanical Engineering
Delhi Technological University
Masters2014
M.Tech
Automobile Engineering
VIT Vellore
Bachelors2010
B.Tech
Mechanical Engineering
VIT Vellore

Research Specialization & Focus Areas

  • Machine Learning
  • Deep Learning
  • Hydrogen
  • Alternate Fuel
  • Lithium-ion battery

Scholarly Publications

8 publications
2026
01

Multi-model fusion methods with strong generalization capability for online SOH estimation of lithium-ion batteries

Journal of Energy Storagepeer-reviewed, Scopus/SCI

02

Predictive analytics for hydrogen–honge oil dual fuel engine using machine learning

International Journal of Hydrogen Energypeer-reviewed, Scopus/SCI

2025
03

Early Prediction of the Remaining Useful Life of Lithium-Ion Cells Using Ensemble and Non-Ensemble Algorithms

Energy Storagepeer-reviewed, Scopus/SCI

04

A deep learning multi-feature based fusion model for predicting the state of health of lithium-ion batteries

Energypeer-reviewed, Scopus/SCI

05

Evaluating the Effectiveness of Boosting and Bagging Ensemble Techniques in Forecasting Lithium-Ion Battery Useful Life

Energy Storagepeer-reviewed, Scopus/SCI

2024
06

Experimental investigation of ammonia gas as hydrogen carrier in prunus amygdalus dulcis oil fueled compression ignition engine

Fuelpeer-reviewed, Scopus/SCI