Norasiah Muhammad
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Norasiah Muhammad is a prominent researcher in the field of advanced manufacturing and materials engineering, with a primary focus on welding mechanics, numerical simulation, and thermomechanical analysis. Her most-cited work, "Numerical modelling and experimental analysis on angular strain induced by bead-on-plate SS316L GMAW using inherent strain and thermomechanical methods" (2022, 21 citations), exemplifies her significant contribution to understanding and predicting welding-induced distortions. By integrating inherent strain theory with thermomechanical modelling, Muhammad has developed robust computational frameworks that enable more accurate prediction of angular strain in stainless steel components, directly addressing critical challenges in precision manufacturing and structural integrity. Her research bridges the gap between theoretical modelling and practical experimental validation, offering engineers reliable tools for optimizing welding parameters and minimizing residual stresses. This work has garnered attention from both academic and industrial sectors, reflecting its practical relevance in sectors such as automotive, aerospace, and shipbuilding. Muhammad’s dedication to advancing welding simulation methodologies marks her as a key figure in the ongoing effort to enhance the efficiency, safety, and quality of metal fabrication processes.
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