Naresh Kumar

Mr. Naresh Kumar


Research Focus & Metrics

Academic Career Length

6Years (2021-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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5 January 2022 in Polymer Composites
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SASarafat Ali
Sarafat Ali
NKNaresh Kumar
Naresh Kumar
JGJasmaninder Singh Grewal Grewal
Jasmaninder Singh Grewal Grewal
Vikas MehtaVikas Mehta
Vikas Mehta
Kwok-wing ChauKwok-wing Chau
Kwok-wing Chau
MKMukesh Kumar
Mukesh Kumar

1 December 2021 in Polymer Composites
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NKNaresh Kumar
Naresh Kumar
SKSushil Kumar
Sushil Kumar
JGJasmaninder Singh Grewal
Jasmaninder Singh Grewal
Vikas MehtaVikas Mehta
Vikas Mehta
SASarafat Ali
Sarafat Ali

18 November 2021 in Polymer Composites
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NKNaresh Kumar
Naresh Kumar
JGJasmaninder Singh Grewal
Jasmaninder Singh Grewal
NKNitin Kumar
Nitin Kumar
SKSushil Kumar
Sushil Kumar
SASarafat Ali
Sarafat Ali

1 January 2022 in Bioinorganic Chemistry and Applications
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NKNaresh Kumar
Naresh Kumar
Natrayan LakshmaiyaNatrayan Lakshmaiya
Natrayan Lakshmaiya
GKG. Kasirajan
G. Kasirajan
KSKaliappan Seeniappan
Kaliappan Seeniappan
MKM. D. Raj Kamal
M. D. Raj Kamal
MCMuse Degefe Chewaka
Muse Degefe Chewaka
Natural fibre reinforcement is used in important sectors such as medical, aerospace, automobile, and many other fields. Many articles have reported that natural fibre has the potential to replace synthetic fibres. Natural fibre reinforcement has given good results as a brake friction material. It has already been proven that asbestos causes lung cancer and mesothelioma in brakes. Many people died from the effects of asbestos. According to the World Health Organization’s trending brake report, this material leads to serious health issues. This work is going on for the replacement of these materials. Mulberry fibre is a unique material, and PAN fibre is combined with mulberry fibre and used as a brake reinforcement material to replace Kevlar fibre. The brake pads were fabricated with the various wt% of mulberry fibres and PAN fibre [3–12%] with an equal ratio and aramid fibre [3–6%] in the hydraulic hind brake moulding machine. The mechanical, chemical, physical, tribological, and thermal properties were evaluated. MF‐2 [6 wt%] mulberry‐PAN‐fibre‐based brake pad composites have shown better results for ultimate shear strength and proof stress, tensile strength, compressive strength, and impact energy.

9 November 2021 in Polymer Composites
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NKNaresh Kumar
Naresh Kumar
JGJ. S. Grewal
J. S. Grewal
SKSushil Kumar
Sushil Kumar
SASarafat Ali
Sarafat Ali
NKNitin Kumar
Nitin Kumar

21 July 2022 in Bioinorganic Chemistry and Applications
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NKNaresh Kumar
Naresh Kumar
PGPiyush Gaur
Piyush Gaur
KSKaliappan Seeniappan
Kaliappan Seeniappan
Natrayan LakshmaiyaNatrayan Lakshmaiya
Natrayan Lakshmaiya
SSS. Socrates
S. Socrates
STSubash Thanappan
Subash Thanappan
The main focus of this research is to enhance the use of eco‐friendly materials these days. The current materials used in building construction are chemical‐based and are harmful to humans and the environment. This research work has developed a new type of hybrid brick by using natural fibres and waste materials. This research focuses on fabricating novel bricks reinforced with different percentages of coconut waste fibre, wheat straw fibre, waste wood animal dung ash, gypsum, sand, and cement. The fabricated novel brick’s physical, mechanical, chemical, acoustic, and heat‐absorbing properties were evaluated.