Hanguang Fu
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About
Hanguang Fu is a materials scientist and manufacturing researcher whose work has made significant contributions to the field of wire arc additive manufacturing (WAAM), with a particular focus on martensitic stainless steels. His research explores the intricate relationships between manufacturing process parameters, thermal history, microstructural evolution, and the resulting mechanical properties of additively manufactured metallic components. Fu's most influential work centers on 2Cr13 martensitic stainless steel fabricated via cold metal transfer welding, where he has systematically investigated how location-dependent thermal cycles influence grain structure, phase transformation, and tensile behavior throughout built parts. His 2017 study, which has garnered over 106 citations, established foundational understanding of spatially varying properties in arc-deposited structures, while his 2018 follow-up work — cited 88 times — extended this knowledge by comprehensively characterizing process stability and microstructural development during fabrication. Together, these contributions have helped advance the scientific understanding of WAAM as a viable manufacturing route for structural metallic components, providing researchers and engineers with critical insights for optimizing part quality and performance in additive manufacturing applications.
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