
Naveen KumarSanjivani College of Engineering
Naveen Kumar
Doctor of Philosophy
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I am a PhD. Research Scholar at MNNIT Allahabad. I am working on the development of Magnesium-based lightweight composite materials for automobile applications.
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July 2016 - June 2018
August 2012 - May 2016
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The effect of reinforcement of stir cast aluminum-matrix hybrid composites with industrial waste quarry dust in addition to graphite and boron carbide on their mechanical and tribological properties is studied. The hardness, the impact toughness and the wear resistance of the composites are studied in tensile tests and tests for static and dynamic...
As poultry egg is a rich source of protein, World Health Organisation and all other health experts recommend human beings eat an egg daily. Therefore, there is a very high consumption of eggs throughout the world. The edible part of the egg is covered by a protective hard covering egg shell. With increasing egg consumption, egg shell waste is gener...
Metallic foams are engineering materials. Metallic foams are used for various applications such as crashworthiness, heat exchangers, fuel cells, implants, water, and air purifiers because of their low density, high heat dissipation capacity, and high sound and vibration damping ability. Currently, mostly low-density metal foams like aluminium, magn...
The effect of silicon carbide reinforcement in an amount of 6, 12 and 18 wt.% on the microstructure and mechanical properties of aluminum-base metal matrix composites produced by stir casting is studied. Reinforcing particle distribution within the matrix is shown to be uniform and bonding between aluminum and the silicon carbide is shown to be goo...
The properties of existing Ti-based alloys and composites are reviewed. The effect of various alloying elements, reinforcement, and technological parameters of the powder metallurgy on the physical and mechanical properties of Ti-based alloys and composites is studied. Post-treatment conditions are discussed and optimal ways to lower the residual p...
The demand for metallic foams is increasing rapidly because of their very low density, high heat dissipation ability, high vibration damping capacity, and high energy absorption capacity. In the present work, Mg composites and foams are prepared using salt as space holder material using the powder metallurgy technique. Salt in different volume frac...
Physical and mechanical properties of composites prepared by reinforcing a copper matrix with powder particles of Gr (graphite), Ti, SiC, and B4C are studied. Composite density and porosity are determined after com-paction and sintering as well as specimen hardness, structure, and ultimate compressive strength. It is shown that composite density af...
In the present work, optimization of powder metallurgy process parameters, i.e., compaction pressure, sintering time, and sintering temperature, for magnesium alloy AZ91 is done using Taguchi Design of Experiment and ANOVA techniques. Regression equation for determining ultimate compressive stress and hardness of AZ91 Magnesium alloy was formulated...
The polymer electrolyte membrane (PEM) fuel cell flow fields channels serve the same roles as nutrient and reactant circulation systems in plants and animals, so bio-inspired flow field channels with a similar could improve reactant uniform transport efficiency and boost fuel cell performance. In this analysis, the lung channel configuration of a h...
The Proton Exchange Membrane Fuel Cells (PEMFCs) performance is improved by flow field channel design. Th flow field reactant distribution geometry on PEMFCs is primarily influenced by the perceived effect of pressure and transmission characteristics of reactant flow fields on the efficiency of fuel cells. Nutrients distributed in the biological br...
The use of aluminium and its alloys in aerospace, transportation, automobile, and power transmission is growing these days because it has good corrosion resistance, is lightweight, and has high specific strength. But aluminium and its alloys have some drawbacks, such as low absolute strength at higher temperatures, low impact resistance, low hardne...
In the current scenario, Mg-based biocompatible alloys such as AZ31, AZ91, etc., are widely used for biomedical applications such as implant material. Generally, the powder metallurgy route followed by microwave sintering is used for the fabrication of AZ31 (Mg/3wt.%Al/1wt.%Zn) composites with different reinforcing agents like CNTs (Carbon Nanotube...
A global increase in the demand for magnesium and its alloys has put increased pressure on magnesium's natural sources (magnesium ores) due to its high strength-to-weight ratio and environment-friendly nature. Therefore, it has become necessary to look for efficient recycling techniques for magnesium and its alloys. Powder metallurgy proved to be v...
Powder compaction is the most crucial process in powder metallurgy since almost all the desired properties of a material, such as a shape, size, density, porosity, hardness, and other mechanical properties, can be controlled during this process. The powder compaction can be performed differently depending on the type of die (single-piece or split),...
Magnesium-metal matrix composites reinforced with ceramic materials (TiO2, SiC, B4C, Al2O3) have better mechanical strength as compared to pure magnesium but their ductility is very low. On the other hand, the Mg-based composites reinforced with carbonaceous (carbon nanotubes, graphite, graphene, etc.) reinforcements have better wear resistance; ho...
Today, in the fast-moving world, the focus of all automobile companies is to increase the speed of vehicles to reduce travel time. With an increase in the speed of vehicles, there is an urgent need for the development of friction materials suitable for high-speed braking applications. A historical review of various materials used to date for making...
The low corrosion and wear resistance of magnesium limit its industrial applications despite its very high strength to weight ratio and environment-friendly nature. Researchers are working on the development of high wear-resistant magnesium matrix composites. Different types of reinforcements (i.e., B4C, SiC, carbon nanotubes, graphite, Ti, etc.) a...
Zinc doped Nickel ferrites with chemical formula Ni (1−x) Zn x Fe 2 O 4 (x = 0.2, 0.4, 0.6, and 0.8) were synthesized using both Sol-gel auto-combustion and Hydrothermal methods. The synthesized powders were characterized for their physical and magnetic properties. The crystal structure and lattice parameter of these compounds were investigated by...
In this work, Cu-Zn spinel ferrites having chemical formula Cu(1-x)ZnxFe2O4 for x ranging from 0.2 to 0.8 were synthesized by sol-gel auto-combustion method and hydrothermal method with a step size of 0.2. The effect of Zn doping on structural properties, crystallite size, and magnetic properties synthesized by both methods are reported. Rietveld r...
The purpose of this study is to observe the change in the microstructure of the magnesium AZ91 alloy with the help of refinement of the grain structure due to Friction Stir Processing (FSP), resulting in to a change of mechanical behaviour. During FSP, effect of the variation of tool rotational speed was also investigated. The microstructural
and m...
The main objective of this research was to control the formation of biofilm on the urinary catheter because biofilm infections spread in the urethra and sometimes become the cause of death. zinc oxide (ZnO) coating was done on the silicon rubber urinary catheter to reduce the biofilm formation because it exhibits antibacterial properties. It has a...
The demand for aluminum is very high worldwide because of its high strength, low density, and high electrical and thermal conductivity. Aluminum and its alloys are widely used in automotive, aerospace, packaging, kitchen utensils, construction, electrical cabling, etc. To satisfy the high demand, high production of aluminum and its alloys is essent...
The use of plastic and polymer composite gears is increasing because of their low cost, lightweight and quiet operation compared to metal gears. Plastic gears find application in printers, cameras, timers, counters, etc. Four different combinations of materials for pinion and gear were selected in the present work, and a comparative study was done...
Spinel ferrite nano-powders are highly useful in applications such as drug-delivery, ferrofluids, gas sensors, etc. because of their semiconductor and ferromagnetic properties. There are various methods by which the spinel ferrites can be synthesized, i.e., hydro-thermal route, solid-state route, sol-gel route, thermal deposition route, mechanical...
In this study, a re-investigation on metal matrix composite fabricated by powder metallurgy route has been done. Copper based metal matrix composite has the wide applications because of their good electrical , thermal and mechanical properties. Copper has good strength and resistance to corrosion. But in order to increase the properties of copper,...
The properties of the alloys and metal matrix composites processed by friction stir processing are significantly affected by some fundamental parameters like; type of reinforcement, weight or volume % of reinforcement , number of passes, rotational speed, etc. The current study was done to explore the effect of these parameters on the mechanical pr...
Welding and riveting are the two fundamental joining processes for metals. Welding joints have high strength than the riveting joints. But there is a high heat-affected zone in welding. The heat-affected zone is the reason for the stress concentration and premature failure. The heat-affected zone and other properties (i.e., microstructural, mechani...
Aluminium matrix composites are the special class materials used in automobile, aerospace, nuclear, and packing industries. High demand for these materials is due to high electrical conductivity, high thermal conductivity, high strength, high wear resistance, high ductility, and excellent machinability. Stir casting, friction stir processing, and p...
As the world is shifting towards renewable sources of energy, the demand for copper is increasing due to its excellent electrical and corrosion resistance properties. Although, because of low strength and wear resistance, the use of pure copper is quite limited. Various reinforcing materials are added to the Cu matrix to fabricate high-strength and...
Researchers around the world are working for the development of natural fibre reinforced composites because natural fibres are not harmful to the environment. But, the poor bonding between the polar natural fibres and non-polar polymer matrix is the major challenge in the development of their composites. The aim of the present work is to improve th...
In the present study, a reanalysis of Magnesium based metal matrix composites made by powder metallurgy has been done. The Properties of the powder metallurgy products are highly influenced by some basic parameters like; type of reinforcement, weight or volume fraction of reinforcement, compaction pressure, sintering temperature and sintering time,...
The use of magnesium in the automobile and biomedical applications are increasing nowadays due to its lightweight and high specific strength but magnesium alloys have some drawbacks like low ductility, low absolute strength at higher temperature, and low hardness etc. In this research, Friction stir processing (FSP) has been used for improving the...
Magnesium have extensive applications in aerospace, automotive, medical and other light weight applications due to the fact that magnesium is the lightest structural metal with density 1.74 g/cc. However magnesium has low mechanical strength, low hardness, poor resistance to corrosion and wear. To improve the poor properties of magnesium alloy, mag...
Copper Matrix Composites (MMC) have been widely used in electrical appliances, automobiles, aerospace, bearing and bushes because of the better mechanical properties, solid lubrication and hardness. With the low percentages of graphite in Copper-Graphite-TiO2, it can also be used for the manufacturing slip rings, switches, connectors, relays and pl...
In this work, Cu-Zn spinel ferrites having chemical formula Cu(1-x)ZnxFe2O4 for x ranging from 0.2 to 0.8 were synthesized by sol-gel auto-combustion method and hydrothermal method with a step size of 0.2. The effect of Zn doping on structural properties, crystallite size and magnetic properties synthesized by both methods are reported. Rietveld re...
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Dear researchers,
My research area is related to the development of metallic composites. I am switching to sensor development. Basically, I will work on the development of advanced materials for sensor applications. I need your guidance, suggestions, and ideas. I am also looking for collaboration in this area.
Looking for your valuable replies.
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I have prepared magnesium green compacts from powders of different particle sizes. I observed that the green strength of compacts produced from fine powder was very low. Green compact splitted in two parts in the vertical plane during removal of green compact from the powder compaction dies. I repeated the experiment so many times and observed the same behavior. What can be the possible reason? Please explain.
Dear researchers,
I am working on Mg composites fabricated by powder metallurgy. I have investigated the wear behavior of Mg-based composites with variation in temperature. I observed that wear rate increased with an increase in the wear temperature. Can anyone explain me in detail, why is it happening? What is the mechanism? I am looking for your responses.
Thank you so much.
Asbestos is considered the best brake friction material because of its high thermal stability, low wear rate, low cost, etc. But, due to its carcinogenic effects, asbestos has been phased out. Now, asbestos-free braking materials are being developed. Today, non-asbestos organic (NAO) brake pads are being used widely. But, NAO brake pads have low thermal stability. So, the NAO type of brake pads is not suitable for heavy-duty applications. So, which materials are ideal for heavy-duty braking applications? Metal matrix composites? Carbon-carbon composites? Ceramic composites? or any other?
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