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Additive Manufacturing Technology (Wire Arc Robotic Manufacturing, Fused Deposition Method, Stereolithography, Powder Bed Fusion) and Hybrid Manufacturing for Heavy Structural and Civil Engineering Applications
Additive Manufacturing Technology (Wire Arc Robotic Manufacturing, Fused Deposition Method, Stereolithography, Powder Bed Fusion) and Hybrid Manufacturing for Heavy Structural and Civil Engineering Applications
Abu Dhabi (Sep 2024 - Present)
The project focuses on additive manufacturing of carbon and glass fiber-reinforced polymer composites, green metals, and metallic reinforcements. It also includes hybrid manufacturing processes, such as investment casting using high-temperature furnaces and gypsum mold casting. Comprehensive mechanical testing and microstructural characterization will be conducted. The additive manufacturing techniques utilized in this project will encompass polyjet printing, stereolithography, fused deposition modeling, laser powder bed fusion, and robotic arm-based arc 3D printing.
Additive Manufacturing through Laser Powder Bed Fusion of NiTi shape memory alloys, constitutive modeling and fatigue failure criteria
Additive Manufacturing through Laser Powder Bed Fusion of NiTi shape memory alloys, constitutive modeling and fatigue failure criteria
Khalifa University, Abu Dhabi (Feb 2020- Jun 2024)
The project involves extensive literature review, additive manufacturing of NiTi TPMS alloys, their microstructural, thermal and mechanical characterization and constitutive modeling.
The project involves extensive literature review, additive manufacturing of NiTi TPMS alloys, their microstructural, thermal and mechanical characterization and constitutive modeling.
Design and Development of Thermo‑Responsive and Magnetic Shape Memory Materials and Devices for Engineering Applications
CSIR‑Advanced Materials and Processes Research Institue (Jun 2013 ‑ Aug 2014)
Developing copper‑based shape memory materials with superior mechanical properties, high transition temperatures, and cost‑effective production of shape memory wires and strips.
Analysis of Producer Gas obtained after Biomass Gasification --RGPV 2011
Analysis of Producer Gas obtained after Biomass Gasification --RGPV 2011
Conducted a project on biomass gasification
Utilized locally available biomass wastes (subabool woods, cow dungs, wheat straws, rice husks)
Aimed to produce producer gas for internal combustion engines
Analyzed producer gas and explored biomass potential
Gained experience in teamwork, engaging local vendors, understanding gasification technology's potential, conflict resolution, fostering an entrepreneurial mindset, and staying updated with industrial trends
Project results showed promising indications for future biomass utilization
Research Collaborators
Research Collaborators
Prof. Wael Zaki
Professor, Mechanical Engineering, Khalifa University, Abu Dhabi, UAE
Prof. Gregory
Professor, Mechanical Engineering, University of Thessaly, Volos, Greece
Dr. Abhishek Pandey
Senior Scientist, CSIR-Advanced Materials and Processes Research Institute, Bhopal, India
Prof. Sampath V
Professor, Metallurgical and Materials Engineering, IIT-Madras, India
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