Authors : Dr. A. Karunamurthy; S. Priyanka

Volume/Issue : Volume 10 - 2025, Issue 5 - May

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DOI : https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/25may813

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Abstract : This project focuses on the development and analysis of Navol Polyzeinth as a next-generation material for superior coating applications, leveraging Big Data techniques to optimize its performance. Navol Polyzeinth is engineered to enhance durability, resistance, and overall surface protection across a wide range of industrial uses. By integrating advanced data analytics, the system can examine experimental data, environmental factors, and performance outcomes to identify the key parameters influencing coating effectiveness. The project features a streamlined data processing framework that enables the precise evaluation of material behavior under varying conditions, reducing the need for extensive manual testing. The solution provides a user-friendly interface for visualizing results and gaining actionable insights into material optimization. The project is implemented using cutting-edge data analysis tools and aims to transform coating technology through data-driven innovation.

Keywords : Polymer Coating, Corrosion Resistance, Bio-based Material, Tomato Pomace, BPA-Free Coating, Surface Protection, Advanced Coating Technology.

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