Hao-liang

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Hao-liang is a researcher focused on surface engineering and remanufacturing technologies, with particular expertise in high-velocity arc spraying and its industrial applications. His most cited work, "High Velocity Arc Spraying for Automotive Industry" (2012), addresses the critical challenge of diesel engine crankshaft wear by developing a 6R robot-based automatic high-velocity arc spraying system. This contribution is significant because it provides a practical, automated solution for remanufacturing worn engine components, extending their service life and reducing waste. Hao-liang’s research bridges the gap between advanced coating techniques and real-world automotive maintenance, offering a cost-effective alternative to part replacement. While his citation count is modest, his work demonstrates a focused impact on industrial remanufacturing processes, a field vital for sustainable manufacturing. His achievements include the design of a complete remanufacturing workflow for engine crankshafts, showcasing how robotic automation can enhance precision and efficiency in surface repair. For students and researchers interested in tribology, surface coatings, or sustainable engineering, Hao-liang’s work exemplifies the practical application of materials science to solve durability problems in heavy machinery.