Alireza Abdollahi
Ph.D Student
| Degrees: | B.Sc. Materials Engineering (2010-2014, Isfahan University of Tech.), M.Sc. Materials Engineering (2014-2017, Isfahan University of Tech.), M.Eng Mechanical Engineering (2018-2019, University of Ottawa), Ph.D. Mechanical Engineering (2019- present, Carleton University) |
Project:
Aluminum alloys are widely used as a structural alloy in different industries including automobile and aerospace due to the high strength to weight ratio. Among all aluminum alloys, Al 7075 is one of the highest strength alloys. Also, welding of this alloy is a vital need. During the decades, fusion welding of 7075 was the main concern. In my project, I am working on the feasibility of the fusion welding of 7075 by modification of the surface of the base and/or filler metal.
Publications:
Journals:
- Abdollahi Alireza, Morteza Shamanian, Mohammad Ali Golozar. “Parametric Optimization of Pulsed Current Gas Arc Welding of Dissimilar Welding Between UNS32750 and AISI 321 Based on Taguchi Method.” Transactions of the Indian Institute of Metals 71.3 (2018): 597-603.
- Abdollahi, Alireza, Morteza Shamanian, and Mohammad Ali Golozar. “Comparison of pulsed and continuous current gas tungsten arc welding in dissimilar welding between UNS S32750 and AISI 321 in optimized condition.” The International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology 97.1-4 (2018): 687-696
Conference:
- Alireza Abdollahi, Morteza Shamanian, Mohammad Ali Golozar, “Effect of welding method on corrosion resistance in weld zone between UNS32750 Duplex Stainless steels and AISI321 Austenite Stainless steel”, 17th National Corrosion Congress, Iran, 2016.
- Alireza Abdollahi, Morteza Shamanian, “Formation of in situ Al/Ni composite with friction stir processing”, National Welding Congress, Iran, 2016.