Salina Saidin
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Dr. Salina Saidin is a leading researcher in advanced manufacturing, specializing in wire arc additive manufacturing (WAAM) and the thermomechanical behavior of metallic components. Her work focuses on the critical challenge of deformation and residual stress in additively manufactured parts, particularly using stainless steel SS316L on structural steel substrates. Through rigorous experimental validation and numerical simulation, Dr. Saidin has developed predictive models using inherent strain and thermomechanical methods to quantify angular strain and deformation induced during the WAAM process. Her 2021 study, cited over 30 times, provides foundational experimental evidence for simulation accuracy, while her 2022 work, with 21 citations, refines numerical approaches for bead-on-plate configurations. These contributions are vital for improving the dimensional accuracy and structural integrity of large-scale metal additive manufacturing, directly impacting industries such as aerospace, automotive, and tooling. Dr. Saidin’s research bridges the gap between computational modeling and real-world fabrication, offering engineers reliable tools to predict and mitigate warpage. Her work is widely recognized for its practical significance in advancing WAAM from prototyping to industrial production.
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