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    Mechanical and sliding wear properties of multi-layered laminates from glass fabric/graphite/epoxy composites
    (Elsevier Ltd, 2013) Shivamurty, B.; Bhat, K.; Anandhan, S.
    Multi-layered laminates of bi-directionally woven E-glass fabric/epoxy with different loading of graphite particles were made by hand layup followed by compression molding. Tensile and flexural behaviors, impact strength, hardness and density of these laminates were determined. Wear behaviors of these composites were investigated by a pin-on-disc wear test apparatus. Specific wear rates of these composites strongly depend on their filler content and applied normal loads. The hybrid composite containing 3 wt% of graphite exhibits the optimum mechanical and wear performances. A further increase in the graphite content increases the specific wear rate and deteriorates the mechanical behavior. The lowest (? e)-1 factor (the reciprocal of the product of tensile strength and elongation at break) signifies the lowest specific wear rate. The results of the morphology study of the wear test specimens support the results of the wear test. © 2012 Elsevier Ltd.
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    Influence of nano-aluminum-hydroxide on tribological, mechanical and flammability properties of E-glass fabric/epoxy multi-layered laminates
    (Huthig GmbH, 2014) Shivamurty, B.; George, G.; Bhat, K.U.; Anandhan, S.
    E-glass fabric/nano aluminum hydroxide (ATH)/epoxy composites were prepared by manual lay-up and compression molding. An image processing tool was used to quantify fineness of dispersion of nano-ATH particles in epoxy. Fourier transform infrared (FTIR) spectroscopy was used to understand the interaction between nano-ATH and epoxy. Mechanical properties, sliding wear resistance and fire retardance of these composites improved upon addition of nano-ATH. The composite containing 0.125 wt% of nano-ATH exhibited optimum mechanical properties and low specific wear rate.
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    Sliding wear and mechanical properties of alumina/glass fabric/epoxy composites
    (Huthig GmbH, 2015) Shivamurty, B.; Anandhan, S.; Bhat, K.U.
    In this study, laminates of neat glass fabric/ epoxy composite (GEC) and three levels of Al2O3 filled glass fabric/epoxy composites, designated as 3AGEC, 6AGEC and 9AGEC (micro particulates of Al2O3 - by 3, 6 and 9 wt. % of resin respectively) were prepared using hand lay-up method. 3AGEC exhibits higher tensile strength, flexural strength and flexural modulus besides improved hardness compared to GEC, 6AGEC and 9AGEC. 3AGEC exhibits the lowest specific wear rate compared to GEC, 6AGEC and 9AGEC at all the three loads (i.e., 15, 30 and 45 N) and at a constant sliding velocity of 3.5 m· s-1 for a sliding distance of 1.5 km. It was found that beyond filler content of 3 wt. % is deteriorates the mechanical and sliding wear properties of the composites due to agglomeration of the filler. Also, it was found that lowest factor signifies lowest specific wear rate in both neat and all the Al2O3 filled composites.
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    Thermal and Flammability Properties of Glass Fabric/MWCNT/Epoxy Multilayered Laminates
    (Korean Institute of Electrical and Electronic Material Engineers, 2021) Shivamurty, B.; Anandhan, S.; Bhat, K.U.; Thimmappa, B.H.S.
    Multiwalled Carbon Nano Tube (MWCNT) filled glass fabric reinforced epoxy composites (MWCNT/GEC), and neat GEC were prepared by hand-lay-up followed by hot compression molding method. As per the ASTM standard, specimens were prepared and investigated the influence of the addition of MWCNTs on flammability properties of GEC through the UL-94 vertical flammability test and the limiting oxygen index (LOI) method. The thermal degradation was studied by thermogravimetric analysis (TGA). It was found that the GEC improved upon the thermal stability and fire-retardant properties due to the addition of MWCNTs. It was observed that the 0.3 wt.% MWCNTs-glass fabric reinforced epoxy composite (0.3MWCNT/GEC) exhibits better properties than neat GEC and 0.075 wt.% MWCNT-glass fabric reinforced epoxy composite (0.075MWCNT/GEC) and 0.15 wt.% MWCNT-glass fabric reinforced epoxy composites (0.15MWCNT/GEC). Hence, this material may be suitable for electrical devices and appliances based on the other required properties’ further fulfillment. © 2021, The Korean Institute of Electrical and Electronic Material Engineers.