Amalina Amir

Papers

Total Citations

192

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About

Amalina Amir is a materials and manufacturing researcher whose work has made meaningful contributions to the field of arc welding processes, with a particular focus on understanding how process parameters influence weld quality and material properties. Her research centers on advanced welding techniques, including Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW) and Flux Core Arc Welding (FCAW), examining how variables such as current, voltage, and travel speed affect weld penetration, microstructure, and hardness in structural materials like mild steel. Her 2012 study on GMAW processes has proven especially influential, accumulating 140 citations and establishing itself as a valuable reference for researchers and engineers seeking to optimize welding productivity without compromising quality. A companion study on FCAW processes, also published in 2012, has garnered an additional 52 citations, further demonstrating her sustained contribution to welding science during this period. Notably, her exploration of robotic welding applications reflects a forward-thinking approach that bridges traditional metallurgical analysis with modern manufacturing automation. Amalina Amir's work remains a practical and frequently referenced resource for students, engineers, and researchers working to refine industrial welding standards and improve structural integrity in fabricated components.