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Browsing by Author "Bello Sefiu Adekunle"

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    8 - Electronics, optical, and thermal management applications of nanocomposites in aeronautics
    (Elsevier, 2022) Stephen Kolawole; Bello Sefiu Adekunle; Maruf Yinka Durowaye
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    Agglomerates within Ball-Milled Lignocellulosic Particles Using Minimum Crystal Sizes
    (University of Lagos, 2019) Bello Sefiu Adekunle
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    Carbon-Fiber Composites: Development, Structure, Properties, and Applications
    (Springer, 2026) Bello Sefiu Adekunle; Balogun, S.W.; Daudu, S.D.; Akintola, A.M.
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    Coconut Shell Particle Reinforced Al-Cu-Mg Nanocomposites for Cavity Die Mould Parts Applications
    (2022) Bello Sefiu Adekunle
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    DEVELOPMENT AND CHARACTERIZATION OF DATE SEED NANOPARTICLES REINFORCED POLYLACTIC ACID (PLA) NANOCOMPOSITES
    (2023) Bello Sefiu Adekunle; Audu Kemi; Kolawole Funsho Olaitan; Adeyemo Raphael Gboyega; Adeyi Timothy Adewale; Olukunle Boluwatife M.
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    Effects of Applied Loads and Aluminium Nanoparticle Additions on Wear Resistance Properties of Particle Reinforced Epoxy Nanocomposites
    (2023) Bello Sefiu Adekunle; Kolawole Maruf Yinka; Balogun Sunday Wilson; Agunsoye Johnson Olumuyiwa
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    Emerging hybrid particle‑reinforced high‑density polyethylene nanocomposite for bone replacement
    (2024) Bello Sefiu Adekunle; Egbanubi Oluwatosin Eunice; Alabi Abdul Ganiyu Funsho
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    Epoxy hybrid particulate nanocomposite for automobile bumper applications
    (2019) Bello Sefiu Adekunle; Hassan, Suleiman Bolaji; Agunsoye Johnson Olumuyiwa; Amuda Mohammed Olawale Hakeem
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    Flexural Performances of Epoxy Aluminium Particulate
    (2018) Bello Sefiu Adekunle; Agunsoye Johnson Olumuyiwa; Adebisi Jeleel Adekunle; Raji Nasirudeen Kolawole; Adeyemo Raphael Gboyega; Alabi Abdul Ganiyu Funsho; Hassan Suleiman Bolaji
    Polymers are characterised with lightness, ease of formability and resistance to chemical attack but their modulus and strength are low. Epoxy was reinforced with aluminium particles of different sizes. Bond, functional group and chemical formulae of the composite phases were examined using Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy (FTIR) and X-ray diffractometer. The flexural test was also conducted on the developed composites via three-point method. Analysis of variance (ANOVA) was performed using aluminium percentage by weight (wt%) and sizes (Ps) as the predictor variables. Results indicated different chemical formulae of the composite phases. A maximum of 124.44 % increase in flexural modulus was found at 12 wt% reinforcement addition. Probability value, 0.000 for each of wt% and Ps affirm evenly significant influence of both variables on flexural modulus of the composites. Hence, the developed multiple regression model can be used for predicting the flexural modulus of epoxy particulate composites within and outside the scope of experiment.
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    Fracture toughness, flexural, and compressive properties of Delonix regia pod-eggshell particle reinforced virgin low-density polyethylene nanocomposites
    (Kwara State University, Malete, 2025) Bello Sefiu Adekunle; Ashifat Adijat; Ajetomobi Davina; Ponle Jeremiah; Kolawole Maruf Yinka; Kolawole Funsho Olaitan; Daudu Suleiman Danjuman; Adebayo Mohammed Kayode; Akintola Aisha Mayowa; Jimoh Abdulllateef Bolaji
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    Hybrid Polymeric Nanocomposites from Agricultural Waste
    (2022) Bello Sefiu Adekunle
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    Influence of thermal ageing on the microstructural and mechanical characteristics of banana stem particles reinforced aluminium-alloy matrix composites
    (Kwara State University, Malete, 2024) Bello Sefiu Adekunle; Alabi Abdul Ganiyu Funsho; Daudu Suleiman Danjuman; Durowaye Stephen; Adebayo Mohammed Kayode; Eleburuike Luqman Babatunde; Abdulraman Sikiru Ottan; Mohammed Shuaib Ajibola
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    Optimization of tensile properties of epoxy aluminum particulate composites using regression models
    (Elsevier/Scientific Scholar LLC, 2020) Bello Sefiu Adekunle; Agunsoye Johnson Olumuyiwa; Adebisi Jeleel Adekunle; Adeyemo Raphael Gboyega; Hassan Suleiman Bolaji
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    Physical Properties of Coconut Shell Nanoparticles
    (Kathmandu University, 2016) Bello Sefiu Adekunle; Agunsoye, J.O.; Adebisi, J.A.; Kolawole, F.O.; Suleiman, B.H.
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    Production of flamboyant pod nanoparticles as emerging reinforcements for structural composite materials
    (Material Research Proceeedings/ Materials Research Forum, 2026) Bello Sefiu Adekunle; Kolawole Maruf Yinka; Abdullahi Musa Opeyemi; Ogbonaya Blessing; Idowu Ayodele Gabriel; Omotosho John Olu; Balogun Abdulabassit; Ogunlowo Omoniyi Banji; Omotayo Mubarak Akanbi; Famuyiwa Halimat Anuoluwapo; Abdulrauf Salim Olakunle; Johnbull Emmanuel Oladele; Bolarinwa Damilola Ifeoluwa; Ogunmodede Samuel Akinwale; Adebayo Mohammed Kayode; Daudu Suleiman Danjuman; Akintola Aisha Mayowa; Balogun Sunday Wilson
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    Recycled Plastics and Nanoparticles for Green Production of Nanostructural Materials
    (2026) Bello Sefiu Adekunle; Kolawole Maruf Yinka; Alabi Abdul Ganiyu Funsho; Adebayo Mohammed Kayode
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    Study of tensile properties, fractography and morphology of aluminium (1xxx)/coconut shell micro particle composites
    (Elsevier/Springer, 2017) Bello Sefiu Adekunle; Raheem Isiaka Ayobi; Raji Nasirudeen Kolawole
    Aluminium (1xxx)/coconut shell micro particle (Al/CMP) composites have been developed using a compo cast technique. Coconut shells (CSs) were processed with the aid of mortar/pestle and disc grinder and then classified with a set of sieves vibrated with a sine shaker. The CMP additions increased from 2% to 10% at 2% interval. Microstructural/chemical composition analyses were carried out with the aid of scanning electron microscopes (ASPEX 3020) with attached energy dispersive X-ray spectroscopy. Phases were identified using an X-ray diffractometer (XRD). The tensile properties and mode of fracture were studied using Instron extensometer and Avery Denison Impact Testing Machine respectively. Results revealed 99.3% purity of aluminium matrix. The presence of new phases in the aluminium matrix is attributable to chemical interaction between Al and CMPs. The fine grained structure of Al/CMPs composites was confirmed by SEM and optical micrographs. The enhancement in the tensile properties is attributable to the presence of hard phases in the Al matrix and good interfacing bonding between Al matrix and CMP reinforcements. The cone and cup surface appearance with fibrous, dull, dimple and goose grain microstructure of the fracture surfaces of the composites is an indication of ductile fracture. Hence low cost metal matrix aluminium based composites have been developed.
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    Sustainable Materials from Wastes for Engineering Applications
    (Nigerian Institution of Metallurgical, Mining and Materials Engineers, 2025) Bello Sefiu Adekunle; Alabi Abdul Ganiyu Funsho; Balogun Sunday Wilson; Adebayo, Mohammed Kayode; Daudu, Suleiman Danjuman; Akintola Aisha Mayowa
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    Vehicle bumper fascia prototyping using sustainable nanocomposites
    (Elsevier, 2025-04-23) Bello Sefiu Adekunle; Olaitan Sodiq Olamide; Adebayo Mohammed Kayode; Akinwande Lateef Olayinka; Olaitan Funsho Kolawole; Kolawole Maruf Yinka; Suberu Abdulmumuni Ariboh; Arowoduye Fawaz Afolami; Akangbe Muhiz; Michael Roseline Ifeoluwa; Adeyi Timothy
    Eggshells and date seeds are wastes which contribute to land pollution. Their conversions to useful materials are important to save the environment from the health hazards associated with rotten eggshells and possible impacts from the date seed wastes. This study focuses on conversion of eggshells and date seeds into reinforcing particles for producing sustainable polymeric and metallic nanocomposites for prototyping a vehicle bumper fascia. Eggshell nanoparticles were incorporated into low-density polyethylene up to 12 wt%. Metallic nanocomposites were produced using Al–Cu–Mg sourced from aluminium alloy scraps and date seed particles and then, heat treated. The developed nanocomposites were analysed chemically, structurally, and mechanically. The structural integrity of the polymeric nanocomposites was confirmed by the scanning electron microscope. Enhancements in impact energy, tensile and flexural strengths at 12 wt% of eggshell nanoparticle additions to the very low-density polyethylene are 1.5, 110.4 and 47.7 %, respectively. 1 wt% date seed particle reinforced Al–Cu–Mg that has highest impact energy after annealing treatment is selected for the mould parts fabrication for forming the bumper fascia. Property comparison of the produced polymeric nanocomposites with those of existing bumper fascia materials affirms that the tensile strength and impact energy of the nanocomposite that contains 12 wt% eggshell nanoparticles are suitable for the automobile bumper fascia. Hence, fabrication of the bumper fascia using the VLDPE/12 wt% eggshell nanocomposite was fruitful.

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