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    Epoxy-based composites with size-fractionated waste Areca sheath: an experimental investigation on the macroscopic and vibrational properties
    (Gruppo Italiano Frattura, 2025) Varghese, L.; Kumar, G.C.
    The use of Areca sheath in developing a newer composite material is proposed in this article. The Areca sheath particulates are extracted by pulverizing long sheaths into different sizes of particulates and are reinforced into the epoxy to process the composites. The study evaluated these composites' macroscopic and vibrational properties, revealing that those with coarse particulates demonstrated superior tensile and flexural strengths, impact strength, hardness, and natural frequency. Notably, the coarse epoxy composite with a 10% weight fraction of particulates exhibited tensile strength and modulus values of 24 MPa and 1050 MPa, respectively. These findings suggest that incorporating a 10% weight fraction of coarse Areca sheath particulates into epoxy resin significantly enhances the composite's macroscopic and vibrational properties, making it a promising material for various building applications like Partition panels, Ceiling Panels, and similar applications. © 2024, Gruppo Italiano Frattura. All rights reserved.
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    Identification of Reliability for an Automobile Sub-system Maruti Suzuki Alto
    (Springer Science and Business Media Deutschland GmbH, 2023) Varghese, L.; Jain, P.
    The present work aims to develop a statistical model to assess the reliability of different cars of the same model number. The input data were collected based on fault identification from an automobile service station. The data collection is categorized according to the distance covered by the cars, and this covered distance further converted into time function by considering the speed of cars as 60 km (km)/hour (hr). The data collection was categorized into three categories: (i) up to 25,000, (ii) 25,001–50,000 and (iii) 50,001–75,000 km’s to identify the various parameters of the study. To calculate the reliability, the Weibull distribution of two parameters, slope and scale was selected and applied. Results of reliability in terms of clutch, brake and suspension were calculated, and remedies were also suggested based on data received from the analysis. © 2023, The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd.
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    Thermal stability and sound absorption in perforated areca sheath-epoxy composite materials
    (Springer Science and Business Media B.V., 2025) Varghese, L.; Kumar, G.C.
    The present work emphasizes developing epoxy composites using areca sheath particulates, focusing on improving the thermal and acoustic properties. These composites are developed using conventional methods, and followed by surface modification by different types of perforations using pin perforation techniques. The sound absorption characteristics of these specimens were evaluated using an impedance tube, while thermal stability through thermogravimetric analysis and microstructural properties were analyzed. The results indicate that composite specimens with only half of the area perforated with 1 mm diameter holes demonstrate a superior sound absorption range compared to other specimens. The influence of perforation patterns on specimen surfaces was also studied. Additionally, the thermogravimetric analysis of composites reveals that the developed materials possess significant thermal stability, making them more suitable for thermal and acoustic applications in public buildings and auditoriums than other lightweight composites. © The Author(s), under exclusive licence to Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2025.

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