C.K. Kaithwas
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C.K. Kaithwas is a researcher focused on advancing additive manufacturing processes, particularly in the domain of wire arc additive manufacturing (WAAM) for high-performance alloys. Their work centers on optimizing deposition parameters to improve material quality and structural integrity, with a notable contribution in the study of deposition angles for robotic WAAM of aluminium alloys. In their highly cited 2025 paper, "Enhancing deposition quality in robotic WAAM of aluminium alloy: the role of deposition angle," Kaithwas demonstrated how varying deposition angles can significantly influence bead geometry, porosity, and mechanical properties, offering practical guidelines for reducing defects in large-scale metal components. This research addresses critical challenges in robotic fabrication, such as heat accumulation and layer adhesion, directly impacting industries like aerospace and automotive. With 2 citations already, this work is gaining traction among peers exploring process optimization. Kaithwas’s expertise bridges robotics, materials science, and manufacturing engineering, providing a foundation for future studies on adaptive control and multi-material WAAM. Their findings underscore a commitment to scalable, high-quality metal additive manufacturing solutions.
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