Shafizal Mat
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Shafizal Mat is a researcher in manufacturing and welding engineering, with a focused interest in optimizing robotic welding processes. His work centers on understanding the relationship between process control parameters and weld quality, particularly in robotic CO₂ arc welding. Mat’s major contribution lies in applying factorial design approaches to systematically investigate how direct welding parameters—such as voltage, current, and travel speed—affect weld penetration, a critical factor determining the stress-carrying capacity and integrity of weld joints. His 2012 study, "An Investigation on Relationship between Process Control Parameters and Weld Penetration for Robotic CO2 Arc Welding using Factorial Design Approach," has garnered 2 citations, reflecting its foundational role in advancing predictive modeling for automated welding. By bridging experimental design with practical manufacturing challenges, Mat’s work supports the development of more reliable, efficient robotic welding systems. His research is particularly valuable for students and engineers seeking to enhance weld quality through data-driven parameter optimization.
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