Mechanical Engineering Faculty Publishes Research in ESCI Journal
Anurag University congratulates Dr. A. Muni Tanuja, Assistant Professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering, on the successful publication of her research paper titled "Experimental Investigation and Optimization of Machining Parameters for Al6351 Alloy Using a Modified Taguchi Approach" in the Journal of Polymer & Composites. The journal is indexed in ESCI, with an Impact Factor of 0.3, an H-Index of 13, and is classified under the Q4 quartile.
The research investigates the optimization of machining parameters for Al6351 alloy using a modified Taguchi approach to improve machining performance and process efficiency. The study provides valuable insights into enhancing manufacturing quality, minimizing production variability, and supporting cost-effective machining practices for engineering applications.
Optimization techniques continue to play a vital role in advancing modern manufacturing by improving precision, productivity, and resource efficiency. This publication reflects the university's commitment to applied engineering research that addresses industrial challenges while contributing to the advancement of sustainable manufacturing technologies.
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