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- 2024Characterization Studies on Vetiveria Zizanioides Natural Fiber and Graphene Filler Reinforced Nano Polymer Composite Materialcitations
- 2023Effect of the Cryogenically Treated Copper Nozzle Used in Plasma Arc Machining of S235 Steel
- 2023Macrostructure and Fracture Behaviour of Rice Husk and MWCNT Dispersion Strengthened Alkali Treated Banana Fiber Matrix Hybrid Compositescitations
- 2023OPTIMIZATION OF WEAR STUDIES ON LASER CLADDED AZ61 MAGNESIUM ALLOY WITH NANO-TITANIUM DIOXIDE USING GREY RELATIONAL ANALYSIScitations
- 2023MWCNT Filled Banana-Rice Husk Epoxy Hybrid Natural Fiber Polymer Compositescitations
- 2022Physical and Mechanical Characterization of Bamboo Fiber/Groundnut Shell/Copper Particle/MWCNT-Filled Epoxy Hybrid Polymer Nanocompositescitations
- 2022Investigation on rod like SnO2@CdCO3 nanocomposite-based electron transport layer for CsPbBr3 heterojunction perovskite solar cell applicationscitations
- 2022Thermal Conductivity and Mechanical Characterization of Bamboo Fiber and Rice Husk/MWCNT Filler Epoxy Hybrid Compositecitations
- 2022Approaches of material selection, alignment and methods of fabrication for natural fiber polymer composites: A reviewcitations
- 2022Numerical Modelling, Simulation, and Analysis of the End-Milling Process Using DEFORM-3D with Experimental Validationcitations
- 2022Influence of process parameters on the microstructure and mechanical properties of friction stir welds of AA2014 and AA6063 aluminium alloys using response surface methodologycitations
- 2021SLIDING FRICTION WEAR BEHAVIOUR OF SEASHELL PARTICULATE REINFORCED POLYMER MATRIX COMPOSITE – MODELING AND OPTIMIZATION THROUGH RSM AND GREY WOLF OPTIMIZERcitations
- 2019PEDOT/NiFe<sub>2</sub>O<sub>4</sub> nanocomposites on biochar as a free-standing anode for high-performance and durable microbial fuel cellscitations
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SLIDING FRICTION WEAR BEHAVIOUR OF SEASHELL PARTICULATE REINFORCED POLYMER MATRIX COMPOSITE – MODELING AND OPTIMIZATION THROUGH RSM AND GREY WOLF OPTIMIZER
Abstract
<jats:p> In this work, the friction wear behaviour of seashell particles reinforced in thermoplastic polymer Nylon-6 is investigated.. Seashells were collected from the seashores, uniform size 75 µm is obtained using mechanical ball milling and vibrating sieve. Various proportions of seashells such as 12, 15 and 18% by weight are added to nylon-6 and the polymer composites wear performance in dry sliding is studied as per ASTM G99 standard, loss of material in wear, friction coefficient and interface temperature are optimized. For experiment design Response surface methodology (RSM) based Box-Behnken method (BBD) is adopted and multi-objective analysis is performed using desirability analysis. Observation shows that interface temperature is highly influenced by rotational speed (41.61%), % reinforcement of seashells influences the wear loss significantly (35.71%) and coefficient of friction is influenced greatly by rotational speed (41.48%)and % reinforcement of seashells (18.18%). A novel metaheuristic algorithm Grey wolf optimizer is used for constrained optimization, which shows that for 0.3 CoF and 25°C interface temperature as constraint wear loss is 35.77 microns for % reinforcement of seashell as 3.59, whereas for 0.3 CoF and 30°C interface temperature wear loss is 28.99 microns for a seashell reinforcement of 18%.
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