Suksant Pangsrivinij
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Suksant Pangsrivinij is a researcher whose work bridges the critical gap between additive manufacturing and advanced thermal processing. His primary research areas include laser-based cladding, energy efficiency in manufacturing processes, and the development of wire-based additive manufacturing technologies. Pangsrivinij’s most notable contribution is his pioneering study on the "Calculation of energy balance and efficiency in Laser Hot-Wire (LHW) cladding process" (2016), which has garnered 7 citations. This work systematically analyzed how combining a laser heat source with a wire feed system can optimize energy use, a fundamental challenge in making additive manufacturing both economically viable and environmentally sustainable. By quantifying the energy balance in LHW—a process that extends traditional robotic cladding into a form of freeform welding—he provided a foundational framework for improving process efficiency. His research is particularly impactful for engineers and scientists seeking to reduce waste and energy consumption in metal deposition technologies. Pangsrivinij’s work stands out for its practical relevance, offering clear metrics that enable industry to transition from conventional cladding to more adaptable, energy-conscious additive manufacturing solutions.
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