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  • 2021Effect of Thermally Formed Alumina on Density of AlMgSi Alloys Extrudate Recycled Via Solid State Technique1citations
  • 2019Effect of Chip Treatment on Chip-Based Billet Densification in Solid-State Recycling of New Aluminium Scrap7citations
  • 2019A review on direct hot extrusion technique in recycling of aluminium chips50citations
  • 2017Parameter Optimization Of Natural Hydroxyapatite/SS316l Via Metal Injection Molding (MIM)3citations
  • 2016Solvent Debinding of MIM Parts in a Polystyrene-Palm Oil Based Binder System3citations
  • 2016Characterization of Stainless Steel 316L Feedstock for Metal Injection Molding (MIM) Using Waste Polystyrene and Palm Kernel Oil Binder System6citations
  • 2016Influences of Restaurant Waste Fats and Oils (RWFO) from Grease Trap as Binder on Rheological and Solvent Extraction Behavior in SS316L Metal Injection Molding7citations
  • 2015HOMOGENEITY CHARACTERISATION OF STAINLESS STEEL 316L FEEDSTOCK FOR WASTE POLYSTYRENE BINDER SYSTEMcitations
  • 2015Green Strength Optimization in Metal Injection Molding applicable with a Taguchi Method L9 (3) 44citations
  • 2015Processability study of Natural Hydroxyapatite and SS316L via metal injection molding3citations
  • 2015Mechanical properties of SS316L and natural hydroxyapatite composite in metal injection moldingcitations
  • 2015GREEN DENSITY OPTIMISATION WITH SUSTAINABLE SEWAGE FAT AS BINDER COMPONENTS IN SS316L FEEDSTOCK OF METAL INJECTION MOULDING PROCESS (MIM) BY TAGUCHI METHOD2citations
  • 2015Solvent debinding variables on leaching Fat, Oil and Grease (FOG) derivatives of green part stainless steel SS316L metal injection moulding3citations
  • 2015Characterization of Carbon Brush from Coconut Shell for Railway Application3citations
  • 2014Mixing and Characterisation of Stainless Steel 316L Feedstock for Waste Polystyrene Binder System in Metal Injection Molding (MIM)6citations
  • 2014Mixing Study of Aluminium Waste as Metal Powder for Waste Polystyrene Binder System in Metal Injection Molding (MIM)2citations

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  • Hakim, Mahmod Abd
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Characterization of Carbon Brush from Coconut Shell for Railway Application

  • Said, M. N.
  • Asmawi, Rosli
  • Ibrahim, Mohd Halim Irwan
Abstract

Carbon brush has been developed for several decades for electric machines in microelectronic era. It is the electromechanical that connect the circuit to generate an electric motor. Mineral graphite always used as a raw material in producing carbon brush beside the uses of charcoal. This study is propose to use a coconut shell (CS) as waste material that can be recycle and sustainable to produce a carbon pre-cursor. This research is conducted to minimize the percentage of graphite or charcoal as a raw material in producing a carbon brush by replaced a CS as a raw material and produce a carbon brush for railway application. Several process such as baking, crushing, sieving, mixing, compacting and sintering are used in this study to produce a carbon brush. The formation of the carbon (C) had been produced by reaction of combustion in nitrogen atmosphere with 800°C temperature to produce carbon pre-cursor. The carbon brush sample then been prepared by mixing a copper powder and epoxy resin with different ratio of mixture. The suitable percentage of epoxy resin that could form a solid cylindrical shape was 15 %. Sample of carbon brush had been baked at 800°C to form the highest carbon. In this study, copper powder can produce a better conductivity where the sample can permit current flow through it. By using 60 % copper powder, the sample produce less porosity which resulted for high density. Lesser the pores of carbon brush sample produce low resistivity and high conductivity.

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  • density
  • impedance spectroscopy
  • pore
  • mineral
  • Carbon
  • resistivity
  • laser emission spectroscopy
  • Nitrogen
  • combustion
  • copper
  • porosity
  • resin
  • sintering
  • copper powder