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    • Study of Material Properties and Machinability

    of Natural Fiber Reinforced Composite Material.


    Sea Divine Conch

    Subtitle: Using Magnesium and Sea Divine Conch with


    Stir Casting Process.

    Magnesium
    • INTRODUCTION
    • Natural fiber reinforced composites (NFRCs) are materials made
    by embedding natural fibers into a polymer matrix. These
    composites have gained attention due to their environmental
    benefits, such as biodegradability and sustainability.

    Benefits:
    Sustainability: Reduces environmental impact.
    Lightweight: Lighter than synthetic fiber composites.
    • Cost-effective: Generally cheaper than synthetic fibers
    Importance of Sustainable Materials in Modern Engineering

    Environmental Impact: Reduces carbon footprint through the


    use of biodegradable materials.
    Automotive Industry: Lightweight composites enhance fuel
    efficiency and reduce emissions.
    Aerospace Industry: Strong, lightweight materials improve
    performance and efficiency.
    • Construction: Sustainable materials promote eco-friendly
    building practices.
    • BACKGROUND

    Magnesium:
    Lightweight metal with good mechanical
    properties
    • Commonly used in automotive and
    aerospace industries

    Sea Divine Conch:


    • Contains calcium carbonate, providing
    strength an durability
    • Potential to improve composite properties
    • OBJECTIVE
    Magnesium Divine conch
    To study the material properties of
    magnesium and sea divine conch composite
    To evaluate the machinability of the Composite
    composite
    • To optimize the stir casting process for
    improved composite performance
    New
    Material
    • METHODOLOGY

    Material Preparation:
    • Melting magnesium at 650 °c to create the matrix.
    • Grinding sea divine conch into fine particles

    Stir Casting Process:


    • Mixing magnesium and conch particles
    • Stirring at controlled speeds and temperatures
    • Casting the mixture into molds and allowing it to
    solidify
    • TESTING PROCEDURES

    Mechanical Testing:
    • Tensile strength
    • Impact resistance
    Thermal Testing:
    • Thermal conductivity
    • Thermal stability
    Moisture Absorption:
    • Hygroscopic properties testing
    • MACHINABILITY

    Machining Processes:
    • Cutting
    • Drilling
    • Milling
    Tools and Equipment:
    • Carbide tools
    • Optimization of cutting speed and feed rate
    Key parameter:
    • Surface finish
    • APPLICATION AND IMPLICATION

    Applications:
    • Automotive parts
    • Aerospace components
    • Lightweight structural elements
    Implications:
    • Environmental benefits from sustainable
    materials
    • Economic advantages in material costs and
    performance
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    Engineering, 11, p.100263.
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