Dr. UMAKANT SHRIVASTAVA

@cvru.ac.in

Assistant Professor/ Department of Physics/ Faculty of Science
Dr. C. V. Raman University



                    

https://researchid.co/ukshrivastava

RESEARCH, TEACHING, or OTHER INTERESTS

Materials Science, Waste Management and Disposal, Radiation, Condensed Matter Physics

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Scopus Publications

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Scholar Citations

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Scopus Publications

  • Thermal insulation ceramic material by using coal combustion waste fly ash and waste glass with medicinal phytochemical repellent
    Saroja Kumar Sahoo, Umakant Shrivastava, and Mohammad Ziyauddin Khan

    IOP Publishing
    Abstract Toreduce in environmental load from pollution after primary using of various products (waste product), which is supporting to secondary utilization in preparation of thermal insulation materials using coal fly ash (40-60%), siliceous glass material(30-55%), some phytochemical medicinal additives and (2-8%) cellulose. We know that thermal energy is effective for nature. By the scientific ideas and methods ‘energy’ has been presenting a greatest continuous chainthat frequently more economical to transforms the various form of ceramic materials. The capability of ceramic material such as “tiles”, cooking utensil, crucible etc chosen the better quality for treatment of heat insulation materials based on waste coal combustion of fly ash with waste glass and regular active form of adding medicinal organic adsorbates. In heretheorganic medicinal additives acts as reducing over materials from harmful diseases of microbial. It is favor for developing to high response to health care purposing. Over the materials, thermal activitydepends on some factors such as chemical composition of substances. From this typical point, the Fly Ash and Waste Glass reduce the flow of heat. To testing after preparation of materials as water absorption in boiling and cold water acts with (4-5) days. By the thermal treatment, the material individually acts as (700-1000)˚C. The mechanical durability with other physical and chemical properties for this material is supporting with environmental parameters.

  • A study on components of fly ash of different locations and its utilization for production of improved quality materials: A Review
    Umakant Shrivastava, Mohammad Ziyauddin Khan, and Vikas Mishra

    IOP Publishing
    Abstract During the combustion of coal for energy production an industrial by-product is generated known as Fly Ash, is recognized as a hazardous environmental pollutant. Globally, a lot of considerable research has been undertaken by the researchers and scientists on this subject because of various environmental problems caused by Fly Ash. In recent past it is only being treated as waste and a source of air and water pollution but is in fact a resource material and has also proven its worth over a period of time. The present paper reviews on the potential applications for coal Fly Ash as a eco-friendly raw material: in construction of building materials like bricks and Portland cement, in painting application, application in TL Dosimetries, as a soil amelioration agent in agriculture, in the synthesis of zeolite, in the synthesis of geo-polymers, as an adsorbent for flue gases, as a removal agent for toxic metals, dyes, organic & inorganic compounds from waste water and for the extraction of the metals. Since at different locations the property of Fly Ash varies; thus we required analyzing its variability parameter for utilizing it effectively. Hence, before the utilization of Fly Ash as a eco-friendly resource material, it is necessary to study properties of Fly Ash from different sources, so that it can be used beneficially. Thus Fly Ash management is a cause of concern for the future. This article attempts to highlight the management of waste Fly Ash to make use of this solid waste, in order to save our environment.

RECENT SCHOLAR PUBLICATIONS

  • Synthesis and Characterization of fly ash brick Formed with rise husk and lime
    U Shrivastava, N Fatima, R Pali, MZ Khan
    International Journal of Mechanical Engineering 7 (1), 5655-5661 2022

  • Study of TL characteristics of CaSO4: Dy phosphor with fly ash for thermoluminescence dosimeter application
    U Shrivastava, V Mishra, N Purle, MZ Khan, R Pali, DVK Narasingham, ...
    IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering 1120 (1), 012007 2021

  • Study on behavior of fly ash with Phosphor at low dose
    MZK Umakant Shrivastava
    Bharat Journal of Science Technology and Humanities 7 (1), 06-08 2021

  • A study on components of fly ash of different locations and its utilization for production of improved quality materials: A Review
    U Shrivastava, MZ Khan, V Mishra
    IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering 798 (1), 012004 2020

  • Thermal insulation ceramic material by using coal combustion waste fly ash and waste glass with medicinal phytochemical repellent
    SK Sahoo, U Shrivastava, MZ Khan
    IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering 798 (1), 012003 2020

  • A REVIEW ON WASTE FLY ASH ADDITION IN CLAY TO ENHANCE THE QUALITY OF BRICKS MATERIALS
    US ANINDITA BANERJEE, Dr. M. Z. KHAN, Dr. A. K. CHOUBEY
    SHODH SAMAGAM, 192-197 2019

  • REVIEW ON COAL COMBUSTION WASTE FLY ASH TO CONSTRUCT HEAT RESISTIVE AND CONDUCTIVE MATERIAL
    US SAROJA KUMAR SAHOO, Dr. M. Z. KHAN, Dr. A. K. CHOUBEY
    SHODH SAMAGAM, 198-208 2019

  • Microwave Remote Sensing Characteristics of Soil for Agriculture
    AK Verma, A Pandey, SK Shrivastava, AK Shrivastava, S Mishra, ...
    Journal of Pure Applied and Industrial Physics 7 (3), 107-114 2017

  • Dielectric Characterization of Pb(Ni1/3Nb2/3)O3 Multiferroic Material
    KNS Santosh Agrawal, Umakant Shrivastava, Priyanka Sharma
    INDIAN JOURNAL OF APPLIED RESEARCH 6 (3), 335-337 2016

  • Approximation of function belonging to the Lip (ψ (t), p) class by Matrix-cesaro summability method
    UK Shrivastava, CS Rathore, S Shukla
    IOSR Journal of Mathematics 10 (1), 2278-3008 2014

MOST CITED SCHOLAR PUBLICATIONS

  • Approximation of function belonging to the Lip (ψ (t), p) class by Matrix-cesaro summability method
    UK Shrivastava, CS Rathore, S Shukla
    IOSR Journal of Mathematics 10 (1), 2278-3008 2014
    Citations: 2

  • A study on components of fly ash of different locations and its utilization for production of improved quality materials: A Review
    U Shrivastava, MZ Khan, V Mishra
    IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering 798 (1), 012004 2020
    Citations: 1