Arumugam Mahamani

@svcetedu.org

Professor and Mechanical Engineering
Sri Venkateswara College of Engineering and Technology



                 

https://researchid.co/mahamanisudhan

completed his PhD from Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University, Anantapur in 2011. He completed his ME from Annamalai University, Chidambaram in 2001. He completed 3 sponsored research projects and 10 other sponsored projects total worth of 1.5 crore. He filed and published 3 patents in Indian patent office. He published more than 102 papers in conference proceedings and journals in addition to the 2 book chapters. He is guiding 3 research scholars in various universities.

EDUCATION

PhD Mechanical Engineering
ME Production Engineering
BE Mechanical Engineeing

RESEARCH INTERESTS

Additive Manufacturing, Machining studies

FUTURE PROJECTS

Development and implementation of brain-based learning approaches to enhance learning ability in addition to innovativeness and research skill among the millennial engineering students

The unemployment of engineering graduates is a big threat to our nation and the COIVD-19 has boosted unemployment further. The engineering colleges are producing more the 15 Lakhs of engineers every year in India. They are coming out with a good percentage of marks. However, the employability skill for the engineering student is very poor. This is due to a lack of an appropriate teaching-learning process. The students have used their memory for preparing the subject to fulfill the need for the examination. The majority of the students have a practice of preparing the subject one or two days before the examination. The teachers are struggling to engage the student with lectures. Particularly, millennial students more attracted to mobile, laptops, tablets, and wasting their precious time by playing video games chatting on Facebook, Twitter and WhatsApp. The Future of job report, World Economic Forum states that creativity, critical thinking and, research skills are the most demanded skil


Applications Invited
Collaborators to work
25

Scopus Publications

485

Scholar Citations

14

Scholar h-index

15

Scholar i10-index

Scopus Publications

  • Study and optimization of aluminium metal matrix composite in automobile brake disc
    T. Dhayanithi, P. S. Saran, J. K. Avanish Kiran, T. Karuppusamy, and A. Mahamani

    AIP Publishing

  • Evaluation of mechanical properties of recycled AA6061-copper composite metallic materials
    Ganugapenta Ramesh, M. Sudarsanam, A. Mahamani, K. Dilli Babu, and S. A. Shajiya

    AIP Publishing

  • Tribological study on heat treated aluminium hybrid composite and aluminium alloy
    T. Karuppusamy, S. Bhaskar, and A. Mahamani

    AIP Publishing

  • Experimental investigation of antibacterial PLA material on FDM process for plosthetic hands and legs
    R. Raman Goud, Yerrasani Venkata Kesava Anil Kumar, and A. Mahamani

    AIP Publishing


  • Mechanical Properties of Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing ER4043-AlN composites


  • Design and fabrication of screw feeding device in additive manufacturing
    P. Kumar, A. Mahamani, and B. Durga Prasad

    Elsevier BV

  • Mechanism of surface generation in grinding aa6061-tib2/zrb2 in-situ composite
    A. Mahamani, S. Jawahar and J. Davim


    In-situ composites are gained the attention of worldwide researchers in the interest of its greater mechanical properties at the lower reinforcement ratio. Controlling the surface quality of the component is a paramount task in grinding process in order to withstand the creep and fatigue load at service conditions. The current effort is intended to examine the mechanism of surface generation in grinding of AA6061-TiB2/ZrB2 in-situ composites under different reinforcement ratio, grinding parameters and wheel materials. The analysis of results indicates that the grinding of unreinforced alloy is complicated than the composites. Diamond wheel yields superior performance by generating lesser surface roughness and subsurface hardness at all grinding conditions. Among the various grinding parameters, grinding speed and grinding depth are more sensitive than other parameters. This experimental investigation helps to control the surface roughness and subsurface at various grinding conditions. Understanding of surface generation mechanism in grinding of in-situ composites helps to employ the grinding process for economic machining rate without negotiating the surface quality.

  • High temperature tensile behavior of A356-TiB<inf>2</inf>/TiC in-situ composites
    Ismail Kakaravada, A. Mahamani and V. Pandurangadu


    In the present investigation, A356-TiB2/TiC composites with a various reinforcement ratios (0, 2.5, 5 and 7.5%) were synthesized through a K2TiF6-KBF4-Graphite (C) reaction system. Formation of TiB2 and TiC particulates and their distribution are confirmed by various characterization techniques. The tensile properties such as ultimate strength, yield strength, young’s modulus and percentage of elongation in addition to their failure behavior of were studied at ambiant and high temperatures (100, 200 and 3000C). The increment in the volume fraction of the composite raised the hardness and the enhancement of hardness was reported up to 49% at 7.5% reinforced composite due to the strengthening effect. The density and porosity of fabricated composites were investigated. The rise in the volume fraction of reinforcement phase decreased the density and increased the porosity of composite samples. Further, the ultimate strength, yield strength, young’s modulus declined with the rise in the temperature. Result analysis also illustrates that the 7.5% reinforced composite retained the ultimate strength up to 84.4% and the ductility was raised by 27% at 3000C. Yield strength and young’s modulus were also retained 74.31% and 71.09% respectively at the similar material and experimental conditions. The fracture surface analysis of the composites showed that, the ductile nature of failure appearance microscopically with the formation of fine dimples and voids on fracture surface at elevated temperatures. Cleavage facets and tear crumples observation indicated the brittle kind of failure at the ambient temperature. Findings from the experimental study provide the tensile behavior of the composites at the regular working temperature of the automobile engine piston.

  • Dry sliding wear behaviour of A356-TiB2/TiC in-situ composites at ambient and elevated temperatures
    Ismail Kakaravada, A. Mahamani, and V. Pandurangadu

    Inderscience Publishers

  • Additive manufacturing - A literature review
    Penumuru Kumar, Arumugam Mahamani, and B. Durga Prasad

    Trans Tech Publications, Ltd.
    In the present scenario, the industries are looking for creating the model quickly and making the prototype. Additive manufacturing (AM) is a rising technology for a hefty choice of applications. This route has plenty of advantages such as the availability of a wide range of materials, fabrication speed and resolution of the final components. The current paper deals with the review of the recent developments in additive manufacturing methods and their applications. Further, the discussion has been made about the various materials used for additive manufacturing such as ceramic, polymer, composites and biomaterials. The survey denotes that fused deposition modeling has received the widespread attention of the researchers. Finally, some of the gaps in the research are found and reported.

  • Influence of grinding parameters on grinding force and temperature in grinding of AA6061-TiB<inf>2</inf>/ZrB<inf>2</inf> in-situ composite
    A Mahamani and S Jawahar

    IOP Publishing
    In-situcomposite material synthesis has been widely recognized by the researchers owing tofine particle size, clean interface, and smart wettability of the reinforcement with the matrix.Variation of wheel speed, work speed, depth of cut and feed rate on grindability of AA6061-5%TiB2/ZrB2 in-situ composite are investigated.The present work is aimed to investigate the Grinding force and grinding temperature of the AA6061-TiB2/ZrB2 in-situ composite under various grinding parameters and wheel materials. A hike of wheel speed decreases the grinding force an increase in temperature. Increase in work speed, depth of cut and feed rate increase the grinding force and grinding temperature. This experimental investigation helps to control the grinding force and grinding temperature at the various grinding condition.

  • Optimization of machining parameters using Entropy-VIKOR method in drilling of A356-TiB<inf>2</inf>/TiC in-situ composites
    Ismail Kakaravada, A. Mahamani, and V. Pandurangadu

    IOP Publishing
    This study presents the multi-performance analysis in drilling of A356-TiB2/TiC in-situ composite produced through stir casting route. A novel Entropy-VIKOR approach is adopted for the optimization of parameters in drilling like spindle speed, drill diameter and % of reinforcement over the MRR, delamination and surface roughness. Experiments were conducted on vertical machining centre by using of carbide drills followed by Taguchi L27 orthogonal array. The Entropy weight measurement method was used to evaluate individual weights of each response. For the multi responses optimization VIKOR indexing method was adopted. In this paper, the multi-objective responses are converted as a single VIKOR index, and the ANOVA was performed for VIKOR index to determine the influence parameter for drilling. Finally, confirmation experiment was performed and validated using the regression equation to recognize the effectiveness of proposed method. Result of ANOVA indicates that reinforcement ratio has strongest influence on VIKOR index.

  • Mono and multi-response optimization of 3D printer parameters to attain improved hardness and surface roughness
    A Mahamani, P Kumar, K Ismail, S Jawahar, T Chiranjeevi Reddy, T Vijayasai, T Venkata Phaneendra, V Uday sankar, and V Gopi chandu

    IOP Publishing
    3D printing refers to process used to create a 3D object in which the material is joined or solidified with materials being added together. 3D printing Prototyping and tooling to direct part manufacturing in industrial sectors such as architectural, medical, dental, aerospace, automotive, furniture and jewellery are the potential applications of the additive manufacturing. This study describes certain aspects that must be controlled in and around an entry-level rapid prototyping 3-dimensional technology platform to investigate printing quality and optimization of the process. PLA (Poly Lactic Acid) material is to be used for making components. Printing speed, Layer thickness and Fill density are selected as 3D printing process parameters whereas component hardness and surface roughness are selected as responses. L9 layout is too followed for experimentation. Taguchi method is to be employed for the optimisation. Result of the study shows that, the longer thickness and printing speed are most influential parameters in developing surface roughness and component hardness respectively.

  • Turning studies on A356-TiB<inf>2</inf>/TiC in situ reinforced composites
    Ismail Kakaravada, A. Mahamani, and V. Pandurangadu

    Springer Singapore



  • Investigation on laser drilling of AA6061-TiB<inf>2</inf>/ZrB<inf>2</inf> in situ composites
    A. Mahamani and V. V. Anantha Chakravarthy

    Informa UK Limited
    ABSTRACT Laser beam machining is considered as economic machining process to machine the composite materials. AA6061-TiB2/ZrB2 in situ composites are drilled by using Ytterbium fiber laser machine with input parameters as laser trepanning speed, laser power, and standoff distance. Entry diameter, exit diameter, and taper are responses which are to be measured by metallurgical microscope. The contribution of the paper is to analyze the influence of reinforcement ratio of the composites and machining parameters on the responses. Analysis of the results shows that the entry and exit diameters and taper of unreinforced alloy are less than the composites for all the experimental conditions. Increase in laser trepanning speed decreases the entry and exit diameters whereas increases the taper of the laser drilled hole. Increase in laser power enlarges the entry and exit diameters but reduces the taper of the hole. The increase in the standoff distance reduces the entry and exit diameters of the hole. This investigation helps to find the suitable machining parameters for attaining the desired accuracy of laser drilled holes.


  • Evaluation of mechanical properties of AA6061-TiB<inf>2</inf>/ZrB<inf>2</inf> in-situ metal matrix composites fabricated by K<inf>2</inf>TiF<inf>6</inf>-KBF<inf>4</inf>-K<inf>2</inf>ZrF<inf>6</inf> reaction system
    A. Mahamani, A. Jayasree, K. Mounika, K. Reddi Prasad, and N. Sakthivelan

    Inderscience Publishers
    Aluminium matrix composites are considered as a multi-property material system and this can be tailorable to suit the specific applications. In-situ synthesis is one of the methods to fabricate the composite with high inter-facial strength, increased wettability and cluster-free reinforcements. AA6061-TiB2/ZrB2 in-situ metal matrix composites are synthesised by K2TiF6-KBF4-K2ZrF6 reaction. Presence of the reinforcing phases is confirmed by energy dispersive X-ray analysis and scanning electron microscopic analysis. The objective of this paper is to study the influence of in-situ formed TiB2 and ZrB2 on mechanical properties and wear rate per percentage of the reinforcement. Experimental result shows that the inclusion of the reinforcement particles increases the mechanical properties and we note the significant improvement on wear rate per percentage of the reinforcement. Fracture surface investigation is carried out to identify the mode of failure of the composites due to the tensile load.

  • Influence of electrical discharge machining parameters on surface roughness in machining of AI 6061-TiB<inf>2</inf>/ZrB<inf>2</inf> in-situ metal matrix composite
    Arumugam Mahamani, N. Sakthivelon, Sai Kumar Jetti, M. Vijay Sekar Reddy, P. Vamsi Krishna Naidu, M. Rithesh, and K. Veeranagaiah

    Trans Tech Publications, Ltd.
    In-situ aluminum matrix composites have good bonding strength and homogeneous distribution of particles, which offer improved mechanical property and wear resistance. Electrical discharge machining is considered as a suitable process for making complicated shape of difficult to machine materials. In this experimental work AA6061-6% TiB2/ZrB2in-situ metal matrix composite was fabricated using flex assisted synthesis. This experimental investigation is focused to study the influence of electrical discharge machining process parameter on surface roughness in machining of the AA6061-6% TiB2/ZrB2composite. Taguchi method and L9orthogonal lay out are applied to conduct the experimental work. Analysis of variance was performed to evaluate the percentage of contribution of each parameter. The analysis of the result indicates that discharge current has strongest influence on the surface roughness. This experimental study helps to select the optimal machining parameter to achieve good surface finish.

  • Determination of optimum parameters for multi-performance characteristic in turning of Al 6061-6% ZrB<inf>2</inf> in-situ metal matrix composite using grey relational analysis
    A. Mahamani, N. Muthukrishnan, and V. Anandakrishnan

    IGI Global
    In-situ aluminum matrix composite is the innovation of high performance material technology and it has superior interfacial integrity and thermodynamic stability between the matrix and reinforcement. During synthesis, the ZrB2 particle is formed by exothermic reaction within the aluminum melt. As a result, small, fine and oxide free reinforcements are formed. Excessive temperature released from in-situ chemical reaction will facilitate the homogeneous distribution of particles in entire shape of the composites. Making the engineering components from this composite material require machining operations. Therefore, addressing the machinability issues of the composite is very important. This paper proposes an approach to optimize the machining parameters in turning of Al 6061-6% ZrB2 in-situ Metal Matrix Composite (MMC) with multiple performance characteristics by using grey relational analysis. The effect of in-situ ZrB2 reinforcement particles on machinability behavior need to be studied. The machining parameters, namely cutting speed, feed rate and depth of cut are optimized with considerations of multiple performance characteristics including surface roughness, tool wear and cutting force. It is concluded that the feed rate has the strongest effect. The confirmation experiment indicates that there is a good agreement between the estimated value and experimental value of the Grey relational grade.


  • Synthesis, quantitative elemental analysis, microstructure characteristics and micro hardness analysis of AA2219 aluminum alloy matrix composite reinforced by in-situ TiB<inf>2</inf>and sub-micron ZrB<inf>2</inf> particles
    A Mahamani, A Karthik, S Karthikeyan, P Kathiravan, and Y P Kumar

    IEEE
    Composite material technology has been developed to explore the best advantage of metallic and ceramic material characteristics. Among the various processing route, flex assisted synthesis is a highly potential and low cost method to produce in-situ composites. In-situ aluminum matrix composite has superior performance than the ex-situ composite because of the chemically dispersed reinforcements. In the present work, flex assisted synthesis process is to produce AA2219 — TiB2/ZrB2 in-situ aluminum matrix composite with the different reinforcement ratio. EDAX, SEM and micro hardness analysis was carried out to confirm the presence reinforcements. EDAX analysis confirms the presence of reinforcement and element percentage of the composites. Microstructure analysis shows the distribution of in-situ reinforcements and the CuAl2 formation in the grain boundary regions of the matrix. Increase in hardness observed in the composites than the AA2219 matrix, reveals the presence of the reinforcement.

  • The development of a simulation-based approach to optimise the inventory policy in a single-echelon supply chain: a case study
    A. Mahamani, K. Prahlada Rao, and V. Pandurangadu

    Inderscience Publishers
    Inventory control is one way to increase profit margins without altering resources. A spreadsheet model was developed for the inventory control of packaging material in a real case study from a fruit juice manufacturing firm. The contribution of this paper is the construction of a spreadsheet model that incorporates a dynamic re-order point policy logic; using the result from the spreadsheet-based approach and analytical approximation method, a best alternate ordering policy for a single-echelon supply chain can be developed by the statistical analysis of the dynamic re-order point, static re-order point and existing ordering policies and the flexibility of the optimal ordering policy was evaluated using a randomly generated demand. The objective of this work is to develop the best ordering policy with a low total inventory cost to ensure a better service efficiency level across a single-echelon supply chain. The reduction in the total inventory costs obtained from the spreadsheet-based approach is compared with the analytical approximation method. This paper provides a basic understanding with respect to the development of an ordering policy for a single-echelon supply chain.

RECENT SCHOLAR PUBLICATIONS

  • Optimization of process parameters to minimize the torque in drilling of AA6061-TiC in-situ composites
    S Preethi, A Mahamani
    AIP Conference Proceedings 2869 (1) 2023

  • Evaluation of mechanical properties of recycled AA6061-copper composite metallic materials
    G Ramesh, M Sudarsanam, A Mahamani, KD Babu, SA Shajiya
    AIP Conference Proceedings 2869 (1) 2023

  • Innovative pedagogy-ORPrime: Empowering Pedagogy for Unleashing Optimal Learning and Revision
    A Mahamani
    The ORPrime pedagogy aims to empower students by providing them with a 2023

  • Mechanical Properties of Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing ER4043-AlN composites
    P Kumar, A Mahamani, B Durga Prasad
    International Journal of Mechanical Engineering 7 (1), 2099-2111 2022

  • Mechanism of surface generation in grinding AA6061-TiB2/ZrB2 in-situ composite
    A Mahamani, S Jawahar, JP Davim
    Journal of Computational & Applied Research in Mechanical Engineering 2021

  • Design and fabrication of screw feeding device in additive manufacturing
    P Kumar, A Mahamani, BD Prasad
    Materials Today: Proceedings 46, 405-409 2021

  • Additive manufacturing-a literature review
    P Kumar, A Mahamani, BD Prasad
    Materials Science Forum 979, 74-83 2020

  • High Temperature Tensile Behavior of A356 -TiB2/TiC In-Situ Composites.
    I Kakaravada, A Mahamani, V Pandurangadu
    Iranian Journal of Materials Science & Engineering 17 (1) 2020

  • Dry sliding wear behaviour of A356-TiB2/TiC in-situ composites at ambient and elevated temperatures
    I Kakaravada, A Mahamani, V Pandurangadu
    International Journal of Materials Engineering Innovation 11 (2), 145-162 2020

  • Studies on the grinding force, size effect, surface texture, and mechanism of material removal in the grinding of AA6061-TiB2/ZrB2 in situ composite
    A Mahamani
    Journal of Micromanufacturing 2 (2), 152-166 2019

  • Influence of Particle Size on Machinability Behavior in Turning of AA6061-AlN Composites
    A Mahamani
    International Journal of Materials Forming and Machining Processes (IJMFMP 2019

  • Multi-response Optimization of Process Parameters in Laser Drilling of AA6061-TiB2/ZrB2 In Situ Composite Produced by K2TiF6-KBF4-K2ZrF6 Reaction
    A Mahamani, VV Anantha Chakravarthy
    Advances in Manufacturing Processes: Select Proceedings of ICEMMM 2018, 421-432 2019

  • Turning Studies on A356-TiB2/TiC In Situ Reinforced Composites
    I Kakaravada, A Mahamani, V Pandurangadu
    Advances in Manufacturing Processes: Select Proceedings of ICEMMM 2018, 37-48 2019

  • DESIGN AND FABRICATION OF FIXTURES FOR A GEAR SHIFT LEVER
    A Mahamani
    Industrial Engineering Journal 11 (10) 2018

  • MACHINING PARAMETERS OPTIMIZATION IN TURNING OF ALUMINUM NITRIDE (ALN) PARTICULATE REINFORCED ALUMINIUM MATRIX COMPOSITES
    A Mahamani
    Journal of Manufacturing Engineering 13 (3), 136-141 2018

  • Mono and multi-response optimization of 3D printer parameters to attain improved hardness and surface roughness
    A Mahamani, P Kumar, K Ismail, S Jawahar, TC Reddy, T Vijayasai, ...
    IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering 390 (1), 012100 2018

  • Optimization of machining parameters using Entropy-VIKOR method in drilling of A356-TiB2/TiC in-situ composites
    I Kakaravada, A Mahamani, V Pandurangadu
    IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering 390 (1), 012099 2018

  • Influence of grinding parameters on grinding force and temperature in grinding of AA6061-TiB2/ZrB2 in-situ composite
    A Mahamani, S Jawahar
    IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering 390 (1), 012004 2018

  • Investigation on cutting force, flank wear, and surface roughness in machining of the A356-TiB2/TiC in-situ composites
    I Kakaravada, A Mahamani, V Pandurangadu
    International Journal of Materials Forming and Machining Processes (IJMFMP 2018

  • Influence of Number of Passes on Grinding Performance in Cylindrical Grinding of AA6061- 5%TiB2 /ZrB2 in-situ Composites
    JS Mahamani A
    Journal of Manufacturing Engineering 13 (4), 199-203 2018

MOST CITED SCHOLAR PUBLICATIONS

  • Investigations of flank wear, cutting force, and surface roughness in the machining of Al-6061–TiB2 in situ metal matrix composites produced by flux-assisted
    V Anandakrishnan, A Mahamani
    The International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology 55, 65-73 2011
    Citations: 93

  • Investigation of cutting force, surface roughness and flank wear in turning of In-situ Al6061-TiC metal matrix composite
    DSC Kishore, KP Rao, A Mahamani
    Procedia materials science 6, 1040-1050 2014
    Citations: 58

  • Influence of process parameters on cutting force and surface roughness during turning of AA2219-TiB2/ZrB2 in-situ metal matrix composites
    A Mahamani
    Procedia Materials Science 6, 1178-1186 2014
    Citations: 43

  • The development of a simulation-based approach to optimise the inventory policy in a single-echelon supply chain: a case study
    A Mahamani, K Prahlada Rao, V Pandurangadu
    International Journal of Data Analysis Techniques and Strategies 1 (2), 173-192 2008
    Citations: 27

  • Evaluation of mechanical properties of AA6061-TiB2/ZrB2 in-situ metal matrix composites fabricated by K2TiF6-KBF4-K2ZrF6 reaction system
    A Mahamani, A Jayasree, K Mounika, KR Prasad, N Sakthivelan
    International Journal of Microstructure and Materials Properties 10 (3-4 2015
    Citations: 24

  • Machinability Study of Al-5Cu-TiB2 In-situ Metal Matrix Composites Fabricated by Flux-assisted Synthesis
    A Mahamani
    Journal of Minerals and Materials Characterization and Engineering 10 (13), 1243 2011
    Citations: 23

  • Experimental investigation on drilling of AA2219-TiB2/ZrB2 In-situ metal matrix composites
    A Mahamani
    Procedia materials science 6, 950-960 2014
    Citations: 21

  • Optimization of Wire Electric Discharge Machining Parameters in Machining of Ti-6Al-4V Alloy
    KI P.Sneha, A.Mahamani
    Materials Today: Proceedings 5 (2), 6722-6727 2018
    Citations: 19

  • Development of a spreadsheet based vendor managed inventory model for a single echelon supply chain: a case study
    A Mahamani, KP Rao
    Serbian Journal of Management 5 (2), 199-211 2010
    Citations: 19

  • Investigation on laser drilling of AA6061-TiB2/ZrB2 in situ composites
    A Mahamani, VV Anantha Chakravarthy
    Materials and Manufacturing Processes 32 (15), 1700-1706 2017
    Citations: 16

  • Dry sliding wear and friction characteristics of AA6061 - TiB2/ZrB2 in-situ metal matrix composites at room temperature
    A Mahamani
    International Journal of Surface Science and Engineering 11 (2), 148-173 2017
    Citations: 16

  • Determination of optimum parameters for multi-performance characteristic in turning of Al 6061-6% ZrB2 in-situ Metal Matrix Composite using grey relational analysis
    A Mahamani, N Muthukrishnan, V Anandakrishnan
    International Journal of Manufacturing, Materials, and Mechanical 2012
    Citations: 16

  • Fabrication and characterization of in-situ Al-TiC Composite
    DAM D Sai Chaitanya Kishore, K Prahlada Rao
    International Journal of Mechanical Engineering and Technology 4 (1), 109-114 2013
    Citations: 15

  • Mechanism of in-situ reinforcement formation in fabrication of AA6061-TiB2 metal matrix composite
    A Mahamani
    Indian foundry journal 57 (3) 2011
    Citations: 14

  • Development of Carbon Nanotube Reinforced Aluminum Matrix Composite Brake Drum for Automotive Applications, Research and Innovation in Carbon Nanotube-Based Composites
    M Sundaram, A Mahamani
    Research and Innovation in Carbon Nanotube-Based Composites, Dr. Brahim 2015
    Citations: 10

  • Mechanical Properties of Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing ER4043-AlN composites
    P Kumar, A Mahamani, B Durga Prasad
    International Journal of Mechanical Engineering 7 (1), 2099-2111 2022
    Citations: 8

  • Synthesis, quantitative elemental analysis, microstructure characteristics and micro hardness analysis of AA2219 aluminum alloy matrix composite reinforced by in-situ TiB 2 and
    A Mahamani, A Karthik, S Karthikeyan, P Kathiravan, YP Kumar
    Frontiers in Automobile and Mechanical Engineering-2010, 50-53 2010
    Citations: 8

  • Influence of grinding parameters on grinding force and temperature in grinding of AA6061-TiB2/ZrB2 in-situ composite
    A Mahamani, S Jawahar
    IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering 390 (1), 012004 2018
    Citations: 6

  • Effects of PCD and uncoated tungsten carbide inserts in turning of in-situ Al6061-TiC metal matrix composite
    DSC Kishore, KP Rao, A Mahamani
    Procedia Materials Science 5, 1574-1583 2014
    Citations: 6

  • Multi-response optimization of turning parameters of Al-6061-TiB2 in-situ metal matrix composite using grey-taguchi method
    A Mahamani, V Anandakrishnan
    International ejournal of mathematics and engineering, 246-255 2010
    Citations: 6

Publications

No of research papers published in International Journal 38
No of research papers published in National Journal 13
No of research papers published in International Conference 16
No of research papers published in National Conference 33
TOTAL : 100

SCOPUS/Web of science indexed 20

GRANT DETAILS

DST-Young scientist Grindability studies on AA6061-TiB2/ZrB2 in-situ Composites
UGC –Research award Influence of macro, micro and nano size reinforcement on machinability behavior of the AA6061-AlN
composites
UGC-Minor research projects Studies on drilling of AA6061-TiC in-situ composites
DST-FIST Level 0 for Establishment of “Centre for Materials Development and Testing”

RESEARCH OUTPUTS (PATENTS, SOFTWARE, PUBLICATIONS, PRODUCTS)

Electrical energy recycling fan
Single cavity fixture with nested location
Combined Water Level Indicator and Door Bell