Anuj Jain

Prof. Anuj Jain

MNNITA Prayagraj India

Research Focus & Metrics

Academic Career Length

35Years (1992-Present)

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

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1 February 2019 in Energy Procedia
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SDShubham Deshmukh
Shubham Deshmukh
SBSourodeep Bhattacharya
Sourodeep Bhattacharya
AJAnuj Jain
Anuj Jain
APAkshoy Ranjan Paul
Akshoy Ranjan Paul

1 June 2019 in Mathematics and Computers in Simulation
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VSVivek Kumar Srivastav
Vivek Kumar Srivastav
Akshoy Ranjan PaulAkshoy Ranjan Paul
Akshoy Ranjan Paul
AJAnuj Jain
Anuj Jain

1 January 2018 in Materials Today: Proceedings
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SSSushil Kumar Singh
Sushil Kumar Singh
AKAbhishek Kumar
Abhishek Kumar
AJAnuj Jain
Anuj Jain

1 October 2017 in Engineering Fracture Mechanics
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SSSushil Kumar Singh
Sushil Kumar Singh
SSSamarjit Singh
Samarjit Singh
AKAbhishek Kumar
Abhishek Kumar
AJAnuj Jain
Anuj Jain

1 January 2013 in The Scientific World Journal
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Anuj Jain
RBRavi Kant Baranwal
Ravi Kant Baranwal
ABAjaya Bharti
Ajaya Bharti
ZVZ. Vakil
Z. Vakil
CPC S Prajapati
C S Prajapati
Nanostructured zinc‐copper mixed ferrite was synthesized using sol‐gel method. XRD patterns of different compositions of zinc‐copper ferrite, Zn(1−x)CuxFe2O4 (x = 0.0, 0.25, 0.50, 0.75), revealed single phase inverse spinel ferrite in all the samples synthesized. With increasing copper concentration, the crystallite size was found to be increased from 28 nm to 47 nm. The surface morphology of all the samples studied by the Scanning Electron Microscopy there exhibits porous structure of particles throughout the samples. The pellets of the samples are prepared for LPG sensing characteristics. The sensing is carried out at different operating temperatures (200, 225, and 250°C) with the variation of LPG concentrations (0.2, 0.4, and 0.6 vol%). The maximum sensitivity of 55.33% is observed at 250°C operating for the 0.6 vol% LPG.

1 July 2013 in Aerospace Science and Technology
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Akshoy Ranjan PaulAkshoy Ranjan Paul
Akshoy Ranjan Paul
PRPritanshu Ranjan
Pritanshu Ranjan
VPVivek Kumar Patel
Vivek Kumar Patel
AJAnuj Jain
Anuj Jain