بحث بيانات أعضاء هيئة التدريس - جامعة الزقازيق

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الموقع الشخصى

مروة احمد عبدالباقى سلام

الكلية الهندسة - القسم التصميم الميكانيكى والانتاج
التصميم الميكانيكي والانتاج

الدرجات العلمية

بكالوريوس فى التصميم الميكانيكي والانتاج, -جامعة الزقازيق [2000]
ماجستير فى التصميم الميكانيكي والانتاج, -جامعة الزقازيق [2007]
( بحث فى الخواص الميكانيكية للمواد المركبة البرليميرية)
دكتوراه فى التصميم الميكانيكي والانتاج, -جامعة الزقازيق [2013]

الحالة الوظيفية الحالية :

قائم بالعمل

التدرج الوظيفى الأكاديمى

معيد : 30/10/2000
مدرس مساعد : 17/12/2007
مدرس : 28/5/2013
أستاذ مساعد : 25/9/2018
أستاذ : 4/10/2023

الأبحاث العلمية

1 - Monotonic properties of unidirectional glass fiber (U)/random glass fiber (R)/epoxy hybrid composites (1431).

2 - In-plane shear properties of unidirectional glass fiber (U)/random glass fiber (R)/epoxy hybrid and non-hybrid composites (1432).

3 - Interlaminar shear behavior of unidirectional glass fiber (U)/random glass fiber (R)/epoxy hybrid and non-hybrid composite laminates (1433).

4 - Flexural fatigue characteristics of two different types of glass fiber/epoxy polymeric composite laminates with statistical analysis (1433).

5 - Statistical analysis of monotonic mechanical properties for unidirectional glass fiber (U)/random glass fiber (R)/epoxy hybrid and non-hybrid polymeric composites (1434).

6 - Experimental study on flexural fatigue behavior of glass fibers/epoxy hybrid composites with statistical analysis (1434).

7 - In-plane shear characteristics of unidirectional glass fiber/epoxy functionally graded (FG) and nonfunctionally graded (NFG) composite laminates with statistical analysis (1436).

8 - IZOD IMPACT CHARACTERISTICS OF GLASS FIBER/EPOXY FUNCTIONALLY AND NON-FUNCTIONALLY GRADED COMPOSITE LAMINATES WITH STATISTICAL ANALYSIS (1437).

9 - FLEXURAL FATIGUE BEHAVIOR OF UNIDIRECTIONAL GLASS FIBER/EPOXY COMPOSITES: NUMBER OF PLIES EFFECT (1437).

10 - Evaluation of Mechanical Properties of Jute/Glass/Carbon Fibers Reinforced Hybrid Composites (1439).

11 - Mechanical performance of intraply and inter-intraply hybrid composites based on e-glass and polypropylene unidirectional fibers (1438).

12 - Flexural Fatigue Performance of Glass Fiber/Epoxy Step-Wise Functionally and Non-Functionally Graded Composites of Different Structures (1438).

13 - An experimental investigation on the effect of incorporation of different nanofillers on the mechanical characterization of fiber metal laminate (1440).

14 - Improvement of Impact and Water Barrier Properties of GLARE by Incorporation of Different Types of Nanoparticles (1441).

15 - Experimental study on the improvement of mechanical properties of GLARE using nanofillers (1442).

16 - Abrasive Wear Performance of Jute–Glass–Carbon-Reinforced Composites: Effect of Stacking Sequence and Fibers Relative Amounts (1442).

17 - Mechanical Properties Evaluation of Sugarcane Bagasse-Glass/ Polyester Composites (1442).

18 - Advanced Fiber Metal Laminates Filled with Silicon Dioxide Nanoparticles with Enhanced Mechanical Properties (1443).

19 - Understanding the Effect of Halloysite Nanotubes Addition Upon the Mechanical Properties of Glass Fiber Aluminum Laminate (1442).

20 - Synthesis Effect of Nano-fillers on the Damage Resistance of GLARE (1442).

21 - The effect of incorporation of hybrid silica and cobalt ferrite nanofillers on the mechanical characteristics of glass fiber-reinforced polymeric composites (1443).

22 - Novel energy absorbent composites for crashworthiness applications (1443).

23 - Development of efficient energy absorption components for crashworthiness applications: An experimental study (1444).

24 - Effects of halloysite clay nanotubes on the energy absorption and failure mechanisms of glass/epoxy composite tubes subjected to quasi‐static axial crushing (1443).

25 - Metal/polymer composite cylinders for crash energy absorption applications (1444).

26 - Fabrication of cost effective fiber metal laminates based on jute and glass fabrics for enhanced mechanical properties (1443).

27 - Hybrid composite laminates reinforced with flax-basalt-glass woven fabrics for lightweight load bearing structures (1443).

28 - The influence of induced holes on crashworthy ability of glass reinforced epoxy square tubes (1444).

29 - Energy absorption characteristics of E-glass/epoxy over-wrapped aluminum pipes with induced holes: an experimental research (1443).

30 - Lightweight cost-effective hybrid materials for energy absorption applications (1443).

31 - Impact of montmorillonite clay on energy absorption capability of glass/epoxy composite tubes: An experimental study (1443).

32 - Crashworthiness performance of thin-walled glass/epoxy square tubes with circular cutouts: An experimental study (1444).

33 - Flax/basalt/E-glass fibers reinforced epoxy composites with enhanced mechanical properties (1443).

34 - Crashworthiness of Hybrid Pipes with Triggering Mechanism Under Quasi-static Axial Compression (1445).

35 - Fiber Metal Laminates Based on Natural/Synthesis Fiber Composite for Vehicles Industry: an Experimental Comparative Study (1444).

36 - Carbon‐glass reinforced epoxy hybrid composites for crashworthy structural applications (1444).

37 - Collapse behavior and energy absorbing characteristics of 3D-printed tubes with different infill pattern structures: an experimental study (1444).

38 - Lateral crashing response of thin‐walled composite structures filled with carbon nanopowder (1445).

39 - Effect of alumina nano‐particles on collapse behavior and energy absorption of laterally loaded glass/epoxy composite tubes (1445).

40 - Exploring the effect of nanoclay addition on energy absorption capability of laterally loaded glass/epoxy composite tubes (1445).

41 - Fabrication of Glass/Jute Hybrid Composite over Wrapped Aluminum Cylinders: An Advanced Material for Automotive Applications (1444).

42 - Particle-reinforced polymer matrix composites (PMC) fabricated by 3D printing (1445).

43 - Thermo‑mechanical characterization of electrospun polyurethane/carbon‑nanotubes nanofibers: a comparative study (1445).

44 - Lateral crashing response of thin‐walled composite structures filled with carbon nanopowder (1446).

45 - Exploring the effect of nanoclay addition on energy absorption capability of laterally loaded glass/epoxy composite tubes (1446).

46 - On the Influence of Different Infill Pattern Structures on the Crashworthiness Performance of 3D Printed Tubes Subjected to Lateral Loading Condition (1446).

47 - Assessing the crashworthiness of nanocarbon‐filled glass fiber reinforced epoxy composite tubes under axial loading (1446).

48 - Picking Up the Optimum Triggering Combinations of Crashworthy 3D-Printed Sustainable Structures: An Experimental Study in Al-Kharj Governorate, KSA (1446).

49 - Multi-objective optimization through desirability function analysis on the crashworthiness performance of thermoplastic/thermoset hybrid structures (1446).

50 - Axial Crashworthiness Characterization of Bio-Inspired 3D-Printed Gyroid Structure Tubes: Cutouts Effect (1446).

51 - Optimizing the crashworthy behaviors of hybrid composite structures through Taguchi approach (1445).

52 - Mechanical Characteristics of Sandwich Structures with 3D-Printed Bio-Inspired Gyroid Structure Core and Carbon Fiber-Reinforced Polymer Laminate Face-Sheet (1445).

53 - Hybrid Metal/Composite Structures Under Quasi-static Axial Compression Loads: A Comparative Study (1445).

54 - How Do Silicon Carbide Nanoparticles Affect the Crashworthiness Performance of Glass/Epoxy Composite Tubes? (1445).

55 - Crush analysis of hybrid glass/nano-silica/epoxy composite cylinders under lateral loading conditions (1445).

56 - Crashworthiness Characteristics of Bio-inspired 3D-Printed Tubes: A Lesson from the Environment (1446).

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