Advanced Computational Methods in Mechanical and Materials Engineering

343 Pages·2021·7.731 MB·English

by  Ashwani Kumar, Yatika Gori, Nitesh Dutt, Yogesh Kumar Singla, Ambrish Maurya (eds.)

Advanced Computational
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Advanced
Computational
Methods in
Mechanical
and Materials
Engineering
Edited by
Ashwani Kumar
Yatika Gori
Nitesh Dutt
Yogesh Kumar Singla
Ambrish Maurya
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Contents
Introduction ...............................................................................................................ix
Preface .......................................................................................................................xi
Editors ......................................................................................................................xv
Acknowledgment ....................................................................................................xix
Contributors ............................................................................................................xxi
SECTION A Manufacturing Engineering
Chapter 1 Integration of Technologies to Foster Sustainable
Manufacturing 3
Virendra Suthar, Deepak Mehra, and J. Paulo Davim
Chapter 2 Intelligence-Assisted Cobots in Smart Manufacturing 19
Ranjan Kumar and Kaushik Kumar
Chapter 3 Machine Learning for Friction Stir Welding 43
Shivraman Thapliyal and Akshansh Mishra
Chapter 4 Mathematical and Intelligent Modeling in Tundish
Steelmaking 57
Vipul Kumar Gupta, Pradeep Kumar Jha,
and Pramod Kumar Jain
Chapter 5 Analysis of Inclusion Behavior In-Mold During
Continuous Casting 75
Rajneesh Kumar, Ambrish Maurya, and Pradeep Kumar Jha
Chapter 6 Modeling of Inclusion Motion Under Interfacial
Tension in a Flash Welding Process 91
Md Irfanul Haque Siddiqui, Ambrish Maurya,
Masood Ashraf, and Fisal Asiri
SECTION B Mechanical Design Engineering
Chapter 7 A Robust Approach for Roundness Evaluation 113
D. S. Srinivasu and N. Venkaiah
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Chapter 8 Computational Techniques for Predicting Process
Parameters in the Magnetorheological Fluid-Assisted
Finishing Process 125
Atul Singh Rajput, Sajan Kapil, and Manas Das
Chapter 9 Numerical Analysis of Limited LOCA Event Involving
Deflection of Pressure Tube 147
Ankit R. Singh, Nitesh Dutt, and Pradeep K. Sahoo
Chapter 10 Application of Configurational Force Concept to
Calculate the Crack Driving Force in Presence of an
Interface at Various Orientations 165
Abhishek Tiwari
Chapter 11 Thermal Contact Conductance Prediction Using FEM-Based
Computational Techniques 183
Ashwani Kumar, Sachin Rana, Yatika Gori, and
Neelesh Kumar Sharma
SECTION C Materials Engineering
Chapter 12 Viscoelastic Composites for Passive Damping of
Structural Vibration 221
Satyajit Panda, Abhay Gupta, and Rajidi Shashidhar Reddy
Chapter 13 Thermal Buckling and Post-Buckling Behavior of
CNT-Reinforced Composite Laminated Plate 251
Saumya Shah, K.K. Shukla, and Fehim Findik
Chapter 14 Mesoscale Analysis of Polymer-CNT Composites for
Evaluation of Elasto-Plastic and Thermo-Elastic Properties 273
Gaurav Arora and Himanshu Pathak
Chapter 15 Analysis of Magnetic Abrasive Flow Machining
(MAFM) Process Parameters for Internal Finishing of
Al/SiC/Al O /REOs Composites Using Box-Behnken Design 295
2 3
Vipin Kumar Sharma, Mayur Sharma, Janardhan Gorti,
Vinod Kumar, Ravinder Singh Joshi, and Yogesh Kumar Singla
Index 311
Introduction
The modern era of product design and analysis, complex geometry analysis, and
nonlinear analysis has shifted from traditional solving methods to advanced compu-
tational techniques. This provides us with the opportunity to fill this gap by introduc-
ing Advanced Computational Methods in Mechanical and Materials Engineering,
which provides in-d epth knowledge about the field’s methods, simulation, and
experiments.
Advanced Computational Methods in Mechanical and Materials Engineering
provides easier, fast, efficient, and reliable computational methods for solving engi-
neering, geometrical, mathematical, scientific, and statistical problems with the help
of computers to all researchers. These techniques provide additional insights into
various engineering problems. The book will bring to light the application of compu-
tational techniques in mechanical engineering fields with 15 chapters (manufactur-
ing engineering (Section A: 6 chapters), mechanical design engineering (Section
B: 5 chapters), and materials engineering (Section C: 4 chapters)). Each chapter
deals with separate engineering problems and its solving procedures are self-
explanatory. This book’s teaching goes beyond being a purely theoretical text by
providing real examples of numerical methods in real engineering practices, charts,
and techniques to aid learning. The authors have covered numerous topics in an
informative and engaging way, and provide research objectives for future research
work.
Moreover, the applicability of the computational techniques presented in the book
covers the automotive industry, aerospace industry, manufacturing engineering,
nuclear and mechanical engineering.
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