About the Journal

The Journal of Thermal and Sustainable Energy Systems (JTSES) is a scholarly journal dedicated to advancing research in thermal engineering, sustainable energy systems, mechanical engineering, and related interdisciplinary fields.

Journal Information

Detail Information
Online ISSN 2839-545X
Journal title Journal of Thermal and Sustainable Energy Systems
Abbreviation JTSES
Starting year 2025
Publication frequency Bimonthly (six issues per year), with article-at-a-time publication
Publication format Online publication
Subject Thermal sciences, thermal engineering, sustainable energy systems, mechanical engineering and allied interdisciplinary engineering fields
Language of publication English
Publisher name D Ratchagaraja
Publisher address 7, Valliammai Nagar, Manjakuppam,
Cuddalore 607001, Tamil Nadu, India
Country of publication India
Contact email editor@jtses.com
ratchagaraja@gmail.com
Access policy Open access
Peer-review policy Initial editorial assessment followed by independent subject-specialist peer review
Editor-in-Chief Prof. Ratchagaraja Dhairiyasamy

Journal Overview

The Journal of Thermal and Sustainable Energy Systems (JTSES) provides an academic platform for researchers, engineers, academicians, industry professionals, and postgraduate scholars to communicate original research findings and developments in thermal science, energy, mechanical engineering, and sustainable engineering technologies.

The journal seeks to encourage the exchange of technically sound, ethically conducted, and practically relevant research. It welcomes theoretical, computational, experimental, analytical, and interdisciplinary studies that contribute to scientific understanding and engineering practice.

Focus and Scope

JTSES publishes scholarly work related to thermal sciences, energy engineering, mechanical systems, environmentally responsible technologies, and allied engineering disciplines.

Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:

  • Thermodynamics and applied thermodynamics
  • Heat transfer and thermal management
  • Fluid mechanics and computational fluid dynamics
  • Internal combustion engines and combustion science
  • Alternative fuels and renewable fuels
  • Renewable and sustainable energy systems
  • Solar, wind, biomass, hydrogen, and hybrid energy systems
  • Energy conversion, storage, and conservation
  • Energy efficiency and energy optimization
  • Refrigeration, air conditioning, and heat pumps
  • Thermal power systems and power-plant engineering
  • High-voltage and electrical energy systems
  • Emission reduction and environmental engineering
  • Advanced materials and thermal characterization
  • Nanofluids and heat-transfer enhancement
  • Manufacturing and sustainable production systems
  • Mechatronics, automation, and intelligent systems
  • Artificial intelligence applications in engineering
  • Engineering design, modelling, and optimization
  • Experimental and numerical engineering studies
  • Sustainable engineering and green technologies
  • Interdisciplinary research related to thermal and energy systems

Types of Manuscripts

The journal may consider the following types of scholarly manuscripts:

  • Original research articles
  • Review articles
  • Short communications
  • Technical notes
  • Case studies
  • Methodological articles
  • Editorials and invited scholarly contributions

All submissions must be original, relevant to the journal's scope, and not under consideration by another journal at the time of submission.

Peer-Review Policy

Manuscripts submitted to JTSES are initially assessed by the editorial team for relevance to the journal's scope, basic scholarly quality, originality, completeness, and compliance with the journal's submission requirements.

Manuscripts that pass the initial editorial assessment are normally sent to independent subject specialists for peer review. Reviewers are requested to assess the manuscript's originality, methodology, technical accuracy, clarity, relevance, use of evidence, presentation of results, and contribution to the field.

Editorial decisions may include acceptance, minor revision, major revision, resubmission for further consideration, or rejection. Authors may be required to provide a detailed response explaining how the reviewers' comments have been addressed.

The final publication decision is made by the Editor-in-Chief or an authorized editor based on the reviewers' reports, the authors' responses, editorial assessment, and compliance with the journal's policies.

Open Access Policy

Open Access

JTSES provides immediate open access to its published scholarly content. Readers may access and read published articles through the journal website without a subscription or access fee.

The journal supports the wider dissemination of scientific and engineering knowledge by making research accessible to researchers, students, professionals, institutions, and the public.

Copyright and Licensing

Authors retain copyright in their published work, subject to any publication agreement and license accepted during the submission and publication process. Authors grant the journal the right to publish, distribute, archive, and identify itself as the original publisher of the article.

Authors are responsible for obtaining permission to reproduce copyrighted figures, photographs, tables, datasets, or other third-party content included in their manuscripts.

The applicable user license should be displayed on each published article. Authors and readers should consult the license statement accompanying the individual article to understand the permitted uses of the published work.

Publication Ethics

JTSES is committed to maintaining integrity, transparency, fairness, and accountability in scholarly publishing. Authors, editors, and reviewers are expected to act responsibly and disclose information that may affect the evaluation or publication of a manuscript.

The journal does not accept research or publication practices involving:

  • Plagiarism or unattributed use of another person's work
  • Fabrication or falsification of data
  • Duplicate or redundant publication
  • Inappropriate authorship or omitted contributors
  • Manipulation of citations or peer review
  • Undisclosed conflicts of interest
  • Misleading institutional, funding, or authorship information
  • Unauthorized reproduction of copyrighted material