Syarul Asraf Mohamat

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Total Citations

192

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About

Syarul Asraf Mohamat is a materials and manufacturing engineer whose research focuses primarily on arc welding processes, with particular emphasis on optimizing welding parameters to enhance joint quality and structural performance. His most influential work investigates the effects of varying process parameters in Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW) and Flux Core Arc Welding (FCAW), examining how factors such as current, voltage, and travel speed influence weld penetration, microstructural development, and hardness properties in mild steel. His 2012 study on GMAW processes has garnered 140 citations, establishing it as a foundational reference for researchers and engineers seeking to understand the relationship between welding parameters and weld quality outcomes. A companion study on FCAW processes, also published in 2012 and accumulating 52 citations, extended this work into robotic welding applications, highlighting the potential for automated systems to achieve consistent, high-quality welds under controlled parameters. Together, these contributions have made Syarul Asraf Mohamat a recognized voice in welding engineering literature, particularly among practitioners and students in manufacturing and mechanical engineering disciplines seeking practical guidance on process optimization and quality control in arc welding technologies.