Chunjie Wen
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About
Chunjie Wen is a rising researcher in advanced manufacturing, specializing in robotic arc additive manufacturing and functionally graded materials. Their work focuses on optimizing the fabrication of high-performance metal components, particularly SS316L stainless steel and Inconel 625 superalloy, using innovative welding techniques. Wen’s major contributions include a systematic analysis of how different welding modes—such as metal-inert gas (MIG) and double-pulse processes—affect the morphology, microstructure, and mechanical properties of deposited materials. Their 2024 study on robotic MIG welding of SS316L (4 citations) provides critical insights for improving forming quality and performance in arc additive manufacturing, a technique increasingly adopted across aerospace, automotive, and energy sectors. In their 2025 work on double-wire additive manufacturing (1 citation), Wen pioneered a process for creating functionally graded materials by combining SS316L with Inconel 625, enhancing durability and corrosion resistance while reducing costs. This research addresses industrial demands for robust, multi-material components. Though early in their career, Wen’s targeted contributions to process-structure-property relationships in robotic arc welding mark them as a promising innovator in sustainable, high-efficiency manufacturing.
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