Dr Rajesh PUROHIT

Dr. Dr Rajesh PUROHIT


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Academic Career Length

26Years (2001-Present)

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

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1 January 2015 in Materials Today: Proceedings
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DKDinesh Kumar Koli
Dinesh Kumar Koli
GAGeeta Agnihotri
Geeta Agnihotri
DPDr Rajesh PUROHIT
Dr Rajesh PUROHIT

1 November 2007 in Journal of Materials Processing Technology
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SDSushant Dhar
Sushant Dhar
DPDr Rajesh PUROHIT
Dr Rajesh PUROHIT
NSNishant Saini
Nishant Saini
ASAkhil Sharma
Akhil Sharma
GKG. Hemath Kumar
G. Hemath Kumar

1 January 2015 in Materials Today: Proceedings
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RRR.S. Rana
R.S. Rana
DPDr Rajesh PUROHIT
Dr Rajesh PUROHIT
VSV.K. Soni
V.K. Soni
SDS. Das
S. Das

1 January 2015 in Materials Today: Proceedings
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MSMayuresh Singh
Mayuresh Singh
RRR.S. Rana
R.S. Rana
DPDr Rajesh PUROHIT
Dr Rajesh PUROHIT
KSKrishnkant Sahu
Krishnkant Sahu

1 January 2015 in Materials Today: Proceedings
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DKDinesh Kumar Koli
Dinesh Kumar Koli
GAGeeta Agnihotri
Geeta Agnihotri
DPDr Rajesh PUROHIT
Dr Rajesh PUROHIT

12 February 2023 in International Journal on Interactive Design and Manufacturing (IJIDeM)
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RKRoopesh Kumar
Roopesh Kumar
AGAbhijeet Ganguly
Abhijeet Ganguly
DPDr Rajesh PUROHIT
Dr Rajesh PUROHIT
At present, materials obtained from nature are adopted with high priority due to exploitation of natural resources ofthe materials. This work is focused on the use of natural fibre with nano-silica as reinforcement in epoxy resin as a matrix. The polymer composites were developed by mixing an appropriate amount of nano SiO2 with bamboo fibres. After composite fabrication, specimens of standard size were prepared, and tests related to mechanical properties were performed. 32H compositesperformed best in the tensile test. The flexural test value for 32G composite was the highest. We found that the 32H composite had better energy absorption capacity. Response surface methodology (RSM) was used to find the optimum composition of composites, and the effects of fibre and nano-SiO2 on their mechanical properties were investigated. A central composite design was employed to analyse the composite properties. A second order polynomial model was used for predicting strength of the composites. It has been found that the composite was best fit by a quadratic regression model with an excessive co-efficient to determine the R2 value. Effects of bamboo fibre and nano-SiO2 were examined using analysis of variance (ANOVA).Experiment found that two-layer natural bamboo fibre with 2 wt.% of silica is of high quality. Nano composites of fabricated natural fibre reinforced polymer has numerous uses in automotive, aircraft, aerospace, sporting, structural, and home appliance industries.