Yuhong Long
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About
Yuhong Long is a leading researcher in the field of additive manufacturing, with a primary focus on wire arc additive manufacturing (WAAM) and the microstructural evolution of metallic components. Their work centers on understanding how deposition parameters and thermal histories influence the mechanical properties and anisotropy of additively manufactured parts, particularly in tool steels and stainless steels. Long’s major contributions include pioneering studies on the robotic cold metal transfer (CMT) technology for fabricating thin-wall structures, such as 2Cr13 stainless steel, where they systematically compared the microstructural and mechanical characteristics of additively manufactured parts with traditionally heat-treated counterparts (annealed and quenched & tempered). Their research has garnered significant attention, with top-cited papers accumulating 28 and 17 citations respectively, reflecting the relevance of their findings to both academic and industrial communities. Notably, Long’s work on H13 tool steel buildups revealed the critical role of deposition structure in controlling mechanical anisotropy, offering practical insights for optimizing WAAM processes. Their achievements underscore a commitment to advancing sustainable, high-performance manufacturing solutions.
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