I. Tabernero
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2
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173
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About
I. Tabernero is a leading researcher in advanced manufacturing, with a primary focus on additive manufacturing and surface finishing technologies. His most impactful work centers on wire and arc additive manufacturing (WAAM), where he has made significant contributions by systematically comparing the CMT and TopTIG processes for stainless steel. This highly cited study (166 citations) provides critical insights into the deposition characteristics, thermal behavior, and mechanical properties of these two key WAAM variants, establishing a foundational reference for process selection in industrial applications. Beyond additive manufacturing, Tabernero has also advanced the understanding of laser polishing, a critical post-processing operation for die and molds that can account for up to 30% of total manufacturing costs. His thermal modeling approach to this process (7 citations) offers a framework for replacing costly manual polishing with automated, high-precision alternatives. Through this dual focus on both additive and subtractive finishing technologies, Tabernero’s work addresses the full manufacturing chain—from near-net-shape production to final surface quality—demonstrating a comprehensive approach to modern, cost-efficient, and automated manufacturing solutions.
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- 2An Approach to Thermal Modeling of Laser Polishing Process7 citations · 2009