Tianzhao Wang

Tianzhao Wang's work focuses on manufacturing processes for metals, particularly aluminum alloys, including additive manufacturing (3D printing of metal parts), friction self-piercing riveting (a way to join materials without traditional fasteners), ultrasonic-assisted welding, and how these processes affect the internal microstructure and mechanical properties of materials. Some publications also touch on structural response to underwater explosions and hydraulic piston pump performance, suggesting engagement in structural and fluid mechanics topics as well. This research would suit students interested in materials joining, 3D-printed metals, and how manufacturing conditions influence material strength and microstructure.

Publication output was minimal or absent in the mid-2010s to 2021, then increased notably around 2022-2023 with continued output through 2025-2026, suggesting a growing and more recently active research output.

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