Bankim Chandra Ray
Also known as: B.C.Ray, Bankim Ch Ray, Bankim C Ray
National Institute of Technology Rourkela, Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur, Jadavpur University
About
Dr Bankim Chandra Ray is a Professor of the Department of Metallurgical and Materials Engineering at National Institute of Technology, Rourkela, India. Prof. Ray’s research centers on the impact of extreme environmental conditions in FRP composites. He is at present pursuing the mechanistic origin of environmental damage phenomena of the engineered FRP materials. He has also worked on non-destructive evaluation of FRP materials during his academic visit to UK University. Professor Ray intends to further his expertise in the field of polymer nano-composites. He and his group have started an investigation on the effect of ultra-low temperatures on synthesis of nano-particles by sono-electro-chemical principle. He has also worked on solidification behaviour and structure-property relationship of especially Al-Si alloys. He is also investigating micro-examinations of interfaces and its implications on nano-composites in metal matrix systems. He has an experience on computer modelling of phase transformation of ferrous materials. His recent investigations have emphasized the role of carbon nanotube on the low temperature performance of FRP nano-composites. Dr. Ray has recently been selected by UNESCO based on Science Citation Index. He is the author of more than 125 scientific papers out of which 99 in International Journals and regular reviewer of many high impact Journals of Composites and Materials Science areas. Prof. Ray’s research has been funded by different governmental agencies. Further, he has 27 years of teaching experience in one of the premier institute of the nation.
Employment
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National Institute of Technology Rourkela Professor1989 - Present
Education
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Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur M.Tech and PhD1986 - 1992
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Jadavpur University Bachelor of Metallurgical engineering1982 - 1986
Projects & Funding
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Publications (163)
- Reuse of Recycled Short Glass Fibers for Enhancing the Flexural, Interlaminar Shear, and Fracture Performance of Glass/Epoxy Composites: A Sustainable Alternative Save
- Surface analysis of accelerated aged epoxy nanocomposites with titanium dioxide and functionalized carbon nanotubes Save
- A comprehensive review on fiber-reinforced polymer composites: Raw materials to applications, recycling, and waste management Save
- Enhanced interlaminar mechanical behavior of advanced fiber metal laminates via nano Al2O3‐IPN formation and surface pre‐treatments Save
- Mode I and II interlaminar fracture toughness of glass/carbon inter‐ply hybrid FRP composites: Effects of stacking sequence and testing temperature Save
- An overview of mechanical properties and failure mechanism of FRP laminates with hole/cutout Save
- Effects of in‐situ cryogenic testing temperature and ex‐situ cryogenic aging on the mechanical performance of glass fiber reinforced polymer composites with waste short carbon fibers as secondary reinforcements Save
- Atomistic insight of torsional behavior of CNT-nanocrystalline Al nanocomposites Save
- Incident Strain Pulse Sensitivity in Split Hopkinson Pressure Bar Testing Setup for Variable Conditions: A Numerical and Statistical Approach Save
- Elevated temperature mechanical behavior of waste short carbon fiber incorporated glass fiber/epoxy composites Save