Peter Oppong Tawiah
The researcher's work spans multiple domains, focusing on the energy and environmental impacts of various systems, including cyclone separators, electric vehicles, natural fiber materials, acoustic wave phenomena, Bamboo properties, and solar energy technologies.
Faculty Biography
I am Peter Oppong Tawiah a senior lecturer in Mechanical engineering department in colloege of engineering KNUST. I have been with the departmentt since October 2007 to date. I instruct students in applied solid mechanics, aircraft propulsion, apllied thermodynamics, aircraft safety and security, technical drawing and maintenance engineering.I am currently working on performance and reliabilty of solar panels using laboratory climate chamber.I am also interested in machine and product design and development.
Acoustic Wave Phenomena Research
Bamboo properties and applications
Cyclone Separators and Fluid Dynamics
Electric Vehicles and Infrastructure
Energy and Environment Impacts
Natural Fiber Reinforced Composites
Psidium guajava Extracts and Applications
Solar Energy Systems and Technologies
Predictive Modelling of the Energy and Climate Cost of Ghana's Economic Growth
Realistic assessment of electric vehicle policies in Africa: a case study of Ghana
The Potential of Sawdust and Coconut Fiber as Sound Reduction Materials
Open AccessEffects of roof angle, inlet gap size and drying time on dryer mass flow rate and moisture content in a chimney-dependent solar crop dryer using design of experiment (DOE)
Open AccessCFD analysis of a flat bottom institutional cookstove
Open AccessNumerical Modeling of a Hot Plate Stove for Peanut Roasting
Open AccessDevelopment of Composite Material for Wind Turbine Blades
Open AccessEfficient Charcoal Stoves: Enhancing their Benefits to a Developing Country using an Improved Design Approach
THE SUITABILITY OF OXYTENANTHERA ABYSSINICA FOR DEVELOPMENT OF PROSTHESES IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
Department of Mechanical Engineering
Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology