Advances in Manufacturing for Aerospace Alloys
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Advances in Manufacturing for Aerospace Alloys focuses on advanced manufacturing operations and processes related to aerospace alloys. It examines traditional manufacturing methods - often insufficient for shaping aerospace alloys - and the adoption of nonconventional manufacturing techniques for these materials, such as additive manufacturing, laser welding, electrical discharge machining, and vibration assisted machining. The combination of theoretical aspects with practical applications makes this book a critical reference on state-of-the-art techniques and an instructional resource for…mehr

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Advances in Manufacturing for Aerospace Alloys focuses on advanced manufacturing operations and processes related to aerospace alloys. It examines traditional manufacturing methods - often insufficient for shaping aerospace alloys - and the adoption of nonconventional manufacturing techniques for these materials, such as additive manufacturing, laser welding, electrical discharge machining, and vibration assisted machining. The combination of theoretical aspects with practical applications makes this book a critical reference on state-of-the-art techniques and an instructional resource for practicing researchers and engineers, offering straightforward descriptions of manufacturing processes coupled with industry examples and case studies.
Autorenporträt
Selim Gürgen is an Associate Professor with the Department of Aeronautical Engineering at Eski¿ehir Osmangazi University and the Director of Eski¿ehir Vocational School. He is an Executive Board Member of the ESOGU Aerospace Technologies Research Center. He was a visiting researcher at the University of Wollongong for a project on smart materials, was at the University of Aveiro on natural composites, and worked as a researcher with the School of Transportation at Anadolu University for four years. Before his academic life, he worked as a manufacturing engineer in a joint venture of KMWE-Dutch Aero. Dr. Gürgen has contributed to several industrial and research projects in collaboration with major organizations such as Fiat Automobiles, Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI), and the Turkish Air Force. His projects were funded by the Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkey (TÜB¿TAK) and the European Union (EU). He has many publications in refereed international journals and conferences and serves as an editorial member for several international journals.