Trends in Advanced Materials Engineering and Technology

János Dobránszky

doi:10.4028/p-KcwV0P

Paper Titles

Preface

Advances in Welding Techniques for Inland Waterway Shipbuilding
p.3

Preliminary Research on the Thermal Field in Concrete for Microwave Heating Application
p.9

A Review of Recent Advances and Future Trends in Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing
p.21

Trends in Advanced Materials Engineering and Technology
p.41

X-Ray Radiography Method Used in the Detection of Modified Series of Vehicles
p.51

Integration of Robots in the Digital and Green Welding Processes
p.57

Efficiency Analysis of Photovoltaic Systems Installed across the South West and West Regions of Romania
p.67

Contributions Regarding the Energy Efficiency of Public Buildings through Thermal Insulation
p.75

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Trends in Advanced Materials Engineering and Technology

Abstract:

Determining past trends is a rather arbitrary operation, despite that the processes that have already taken place "only" need to be systematized, not predicted. The experience required for this work is only sufficient if the author has experience in the specific field. In this thesis, the author undertakes to present some trends in the field of material science and material technology that are typical of the processes that have taken place in recent decades. Since it is only about areas in which the author has his own, personal experience, it is necessary that this selection is completely random. The specialized areas in question are: the development of structural materials in bridge construction, the use of stainless steels, structural materials in the automotive industry and vehicle lighting, as well as in the production of metal matrix composites and materials for coronary stents.

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Advances in Science and Technology (Volume 163)

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41-49

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May 2025

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János Dobránszky*

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Advanced Automotive Materials, Coronary Stents, Metal Matrix Composites, Technology

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