1. D.V.R.Murthy and P.N.Singh –“ Minimum Spouting Velocity in Multiple Spouted Beds”,  Mixed-Flow Hydrodynamics,Advances in Engineering Fluid Mechanics Series   , Gulf Publishing Co.,  Houston, Texas; Chapter 32, pp.741-758(1996)

RESEARCH PAPERS PUBLISHED IN JOURNALS:

1. Murthy,D V R and Singh,P N, “Minimum Spouting Velocity in Multiple Spouted Beds”  Canadian Journal of Chemical Engg. Vol.72,pp.235-239(1994)
2. Saidutta M.B. and D.V.R. Murthy, - “Mixing Behavior in Multiple Spouted Beds”, Canadian Journal of Chemical        Engineering, Vol. 78(2) ,pp.382-385( 2000)
3. Modeling of Phenol Degradation in Spouted Bed Contactor using Artificial Neural Network (ANN),  Dabhade M.A, Saidutta M.B., Murthy D.V.R., Journal of Chemical Product and Process Modeling, Berkley Electronics Press, U.S.A. Vol.3,  Issue 2,  pp 1-14( 2008)
4. Continuous Phenol Removal using Nocardia hydrocarboxydans  in Spouted Bed Contactor, Dabhade M.A, Saidutta M.B., Murthy D.V.R., African Journal of Biotechnology, Vol. 8 (4), pp. 644-649(2009)
5. Adsorption of Phenol on Granular Activated Carbon from Neutrient Medium : Equilibrium Study and Biodegradation Study using Immobilized Cells NCIM 2386 on to GAC, DabhadeM.A, Saidutta M.B., Murthy D.V.R., International Journal of Environmental Research, Vol. 3(4), 557-568( 2009)
6. Separation of dimethyl phenol using a spiral-wound RO membrane – Experimental and Parameter estimation studies’,  G.Srinivasan, S.Sundaramoorthy, D.V.R. Murthy,Desalination, 243,pp. 171-182(2009).
7. Harish Kumar S., and Murthy D.V.R.,  Minimum Superficial Fluid Velocity in Gas-Solid Swirled  Fluidized  Bed,  Chemical  Engineering  and  Processing, 49 (2010), 1095-1100.
8. Spiral Wound Reverse Osmosis Membranes for the Recovery of Phenol Compounds – Experimental and Parameter Estimation Studies’,G. Srinivasan, S. Sundaramoorthy, D.V.R.Murthy, American J. of Engineering and Applied Sciences,3(1),pp 31-36(2010)
9. M. Ramananda Bhat, D.V.R. Murthy and M.B. Saidutta, Slow Release   Studies on Commercial Urea Briquettes in loam and silty clay soils of Karnataka, India, International Journal of Earth Sciences and Engineering, Vol.04,No.02,April 2011,pp.351-356.
10. M. Ramananda Bhat, D.V.R. Murthy and M.B. Saidutta, Urea hydrolysis in     saturate loam soil, APRN Journal of     Aricultural & Biological Sciences, Vol.6, No.3, pp.60 – 63, March 2011.
11. An Analytical Model for Spiral Wound Reverse Osmosis Membrane Modules: Part I – Model Development and Parameter Estimation’ S.Sundaramoorthy, G.Srinivasan,  D.V.R.Murthy, Desalination,280 (2011) 403 – 411.
12. An Analytical Model for Spiral Wound Reverse Osmosis Membrane Modules: Part II – Experimental Validation’ S.Sundaramoorthy, G.Srinivasan,  D.V.R. Murthy, Desalination,280 (2011) 432 – 439.
13. M. Ramananda Bhat,  Murthy,D V R and  Saidutta,M B, “ Modeling of Urea Release from Briquettes using Semi infinite and Shrinking Core Models”,Chemical Product and Process Modeling, Berkeley Electronic Press,Vol.06,Issue 01,Article 17 (2011) 
14. Validation of an analytical model for spiral wound reverse osmosis membrane module using experimental data on the removal of dimethyl phenol”, G.Srinivasan, S.Sundaramoorthy and D.V.R.Murthy, Desalination, 281(2011) 199 – 208.
15. M.Ramanada Bhat, D.V.R.Murthy, M.B.Saidutta, and Sahitya Reddivari,  Rupture studies on kokum wax coated urea briquettes, World Journal of Agricultural Research , 2013, Vol.1, No.5, 82 – 84.
16. M.Ramananda Bhat, D.V.R.Murthy, M.B.Saidutta, and Sahitya Reddivari, Urea concentration profiles  from kokum wax coated briquettes, Universal Journal of Agricultural Research, 2(2): 43 – 44, 2014.