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Ballistic impact behaviour of woven fabric composites: Formulation by Naik, N.K., Shrirao, P., Reddy, B.C.K.

“…Resistance to high velocity impact is an important requirement for high performance structural materials. Even though, polymer matrix composites are…”
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High strain rate mechanical behavior of epoxy under compressive loading: Experimental and modeling studies by Naik, N.K., Shankar, Parimi Jaya, Kavala, Venkateswara Rao, Ravikumar, G., Pothnis, Jayaram R., Arya, H.

“…▶ High strain rate behavior of epoxy LY556 under compressive loading is presented. ▶ Experimental results are presented in the strain rate range of 683–1890…”
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High strain rate tensile behavior of woven fabric E-glass/epoxy composite by Naik, N.K., Yernamma, P., Thoram, N.M., Gadipatri, R., Kavala, V.R.

“…High strain rate tensile behavior is presented along thickness, warp and fill directions for a typical plain weave fabric E-glass/epoxy composite. Studies were…”
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An energy-based model for ballistic impact analysis of ceramic-composite armors by Naik, NK, Kumar, Santosh, Ratnaveer, D, Joshi, Makarand, Akella, Kiran

“…An analytical model is presented for the ballistic impact behavior of ceramic-composite armors. The model is based on wave theory and energy balance between…”
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Failure initiation in composite structures under low-velocity impact: Analytical studies by Mishra, Ashish, Naik, N.K.

“…This paper presents an analytical model for the response of rectangular, specially orthotropic, symmetric laminated composite plates simply supported on all…”
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Hybrid composites under high strain rate compressive loading by Naik, N.K., Ch, Veerraju, Kavala, Venkateswara Rao

“…Hybrid composites consist of two or more types of fibres and/or matrices in a composite. By combining two or more types of fibres, it is possible to club…”
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Alumina nanoparticle filled epoxy resin: High strain rate compressive behavior by Naik, N.K., Pandya, Kedar S., Kavala, V.R., Zhang, W., Koratkar, N.A.

“…This study demonstrates high strain rate behavior of neat epoxy and epoxy resin reinforced with 2 wt% and 5 wt% alumina nanoparticles. The present study…”
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Ballistic impact behaviour of woven fabric composites: Parametric studies by Naik, N.K., Shrirao, P., Reddy, B.C.K.

“…Polymer matrix composites undergo various loading conditions during their service life. For the effective use of such materials for high performance…”
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High strain rate in-plane shear behavior of composites by Gowtham, H.L., Pothnis, Jayaram R., Ravikumar, G., Naik, N.K.

“…Studies are presented on in-plane shear properties of a typical plain weave E-glass/epoxy composite under high strain rate loading. In-plane shear properties…”
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Stress wave attenuation in composites during ballistic impact by Pandya, Kedar S., Dharmane, Lokesh, Pothnis, Jayaram R., Ravikumar, G., Naik, N.K.

“…Experimental studies are presented on stress wave attenuation during ballistic impact for four types of polymer matrix composites. The materials considered are…”
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Interlaminar shear properties of polymer matrix composites: Strain rate effect by Naik, N.K., Asmelash, Addis, Kavala, Venkateswara Rao, Ch, Veerraju

“…Studies are carried out on interlaminar shear behavior of typical polymer matrix composites under high strain rate shear loading. Torsional split Hopkinson bar…”
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Effect of back pressure on impact and compression-after-impact characteristics of composites by Kulkarni, Mandar D., Goel, Rahul, Naik, N.K.

“…Low velocity impact and compression-after-impact characteristics of a typical plain weave E-glass/epoxy composite are studied experimentally. Atmospheric…”
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A zigzag model for laminated composite beams by Arya, Hemendra, Shimpi, R.P., Naik, N.K.

“…In the present work, a zigzag model for symmetric laminated beam is developed. This model uses a sine term to represent the non-linear displacement field…”
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Hybrid composites made of carbon and glass woven fabrics under quasi-static loading by Pandya, Kedar S., Veerraju, Ch, Naik, N.K.

“…► Tensile strain for hybrid composite is higher than for carbon/epoxy. ► Compressive strain for hybrid composite is higher than for carbon/epoxy. ► Tensile…”
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Impact response and damage tolerance characteristics of glass–carbon/epoxy hybrid composite plates by Naik, N.K, Ramasimha, R, Arya, H, Prabhu, S.V, ShamaRao, N

“…Impact behaviour and post impact compressive characteristics of glass–carbon/epoxy hybrid composites with alternate stacking sequences have been investigated…”
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Ballistic impact behavior of 2D plain weave fabric targets with multiple layers: Analytical formulation by Shaktivesh, Nair, NS, Naik, NK

“…An analytical formulation is presented for the prediction of ballistic impact behavior of fabric targets. The formulation is based on stress wave propagation…”
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Shear properties of acrylic under high strain rate loading by Gelu, Tamrat Abishu, Joshi, S. S., Naik, N. K.

“…Acrylic is being used in structural applications because of its higher resistance to projectile impacts. High strain rate shear loading is one of the critical…”
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X-ray microtomography (microCT) of the progression of sulfate attack of cement paste by Stock, S.R, Naik, N.K, Wilkinson, A.P, Kurtis, K.E

“…High-resolution X-ray computed tomography (i.e., microCT or microtomography) was used to study the sulfate attack of cylinders of Type I cement paste cast with…”
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Inverse Micromechanical Models for Compressive Strength of Unidirectional Composites by Mishra, Ashish, Naik, N.K.

“…Compressive strength of composites is an important engineering requirement. Experimental determination of compressive strength of composites is very much time…”
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Damage in woven-fabric composites subjected to low-velocity impact by Naik, N.K., Chandra Sekher, Y., Meduri, Sailendra

“…The behaviour of woven-fabric laminated composite plates has been studied under transverse central low-velocity point impact by using a modified Hertz law and…”
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