Industrial EngineeringThapathali Campus, IOEKathmandu

Anish Panthi

Final-year Industrial Engineering student. I study how the center of an omnidirectional wind turbine affects its performance. I also led SOIES Nepal for a year and designed its magazine, cover to print.

Now: Final year project, learning AutoCAD MEP, looking for an HVAC or MEP internship.

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Portrait of Anish Panthi wearing a dhaka topi and a navy blazer
Fig. 01Anish Panthi
  • 20events led as President, SOIES Nepal
  • Vol. 11Industrial Vision, designed in InDesign
  • FYPomnidirectional wind turbine research
  • 8thsemester, B.E. Industrial Engineering

01Research

Changing the center of an omnidirectional wind turbine

Status
Design and simulation, final year project
Measuring
Torque, and so power generation
Due
Fabricated and documented by 15 Mangsir

What happens to an omnidirectional wind turbine's torque, and so the power it generates, when the vent at its center changes in area and ratio?

Read the full research
CAD model of the omnidirectional wind turbine: a rounded rotor of curved blades around a lattice-framed center, mounted on a mast

02Work

Things I made or led

All 13 projects

03About

IE taught me to see everything as a system.

Anish Panthi speaking at a podium on stage in front of the MechTRIX 2082 exhibition banner

I'm Anish, an Industrial Engineering student in my 8th semester at Thapathali Campus. When something breaks, I look for the root cause and fix that.

A student magazine should be made by students, from the articles and sponsors to the design.

More about me

04Learning

What I'm learning in MEP

I'm learning AutoCAD MEP and how buildings are heated, cooled and plumbed. Notes on what I pick up will show up here as I go.

The learning log

05Writing

Printed in Industrial Vision

Page 29 of Industrial Vision Vol. 11: the opening of the article Pilgrimage Tourism and Sustainable Value, with a photo of Lumbini

Article

Pilgrimage Tourism & Sustainable Value

Arrivals in Nepal keep climbing, but the money is not following. Using Lumbini as the case, this article applies Industrial Engineering ideas such as throughput versus value, value chains and process improvement to ask how a pilgrimage visit can leave more behind for local people.

First published in Industrial Vision Vol. 11.0, 2026, pages 29 to 31

President's Message by Anish Panthi, President of SOIES Nepal, 18th executive committee, in Industrial Vision Vol. 11

President's Message

President's Message

Why Volume 11 was built from the ground up, a thank you to everyone behind it, and a note on closing my term as President. The one instinct I hope the team carries forward: don't just name the system, go find it.

First published in Industrial Vision Vol. 11.0, 2026

All writingIndustrial Vision Vol. 11, full issue (PDF, 23 MB)

06Contact

Hiring an HVAC or MEP intern?

I'm available from 15 Mangsir (early December) for 3 to 5 months.

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