Previously, Professor Aderangi served as project engineer at Pacific Technologies in Lisle, Illinois, providing consulting services to chemical industries in such areas as piping analysis, heat transfer, and process equipment design and equipment selection.

• Design and construction of a plug flow reactor for a homogeneous biological reaction.
• Design and construction of a batch polymer reaction system to study the kinetics of an aqueous polymer solution.
• Modeling of emissions from fiber glass insulation and experimental testing of these materials at high temperatures (600°).
• Design and construction of a drag reduction testing unit with fully computerized data acquisition and control.

"Emulsion Stability:  An Analysis of the Effects of Bulk and Interfacial Properties on Film Mobility and Drainage Rate," Int. J. Multiphase Flow, Vol. 9, No. 2, 1983.

"The Role of Coalescence Phenomena and Interfacial Rheological Properties in Enhanced Oil Recovery:  An Overview," J. of Rheology, Vol. 23, No. 2, p. 181-207 (1979).

"Observation on the Coalescence Behavior of Oil Droplets and Emulsion Stability in Enhanced Oil Recovery," Society of Petroleum Engineers J. (Dec. 1978).

"The Mechanisms of Oil Bank Formation and Coalescence in Porous Media," Proc. of DOE Third Annual Symp. on Enhanced Oil, Gas Recovery, and Improved Drilling, Tulsa (1977).