Area of research
Signal Processing · Mechanical Engineering
Research interest
Research topics from publications: Fatigue performance of Ti6Al4V alloy treated with laser-assisted burnishing; Enhanced mechanical properties of Ti-6Al-4V titanium alloy through laser-assisted burnishing; Enhancement of tribological performance with Laser surface texturing: A review; Laser surface texture for enhancement of tribological performance of AISI 5115 steel engine valve train components. Representative work: Surface texturing is considered a potential solution for improving the tribological properties of in-contact surfaces. It offers several benefits, including reduction of contact area, enhanced load-bearing capacity, lubricant and debris storage, and governing change between lubrication regimes. In recent advancement in the field, several surface texturing techniques have emerged. Among these methods, laser surface texturing (LST) has garnered considerable interest due to its high flexibility, superior texturing accuracy, and good controllability. This paper reviews the strategies and influential parameters to reduced friction by surface texturing and presents overview of the laser surface te
Enhanced mechanical properties of Ti-6Al-4V titanium alloy through laser-assisted burnishing
Enhancement of tribological performance with Laser surface texturing: A review
Laser surface texture for enhancement of tribological performance of AISI 5115 steel engine valve train components
Fatigue performance of Ti6Al4V alloy treated with laser-assisted burnishing