Keming Peng
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Keming Peng is a materials engineer whose research focuses on the optimization of thermal spray coating processes, particularly plasma spraying. His work addresses the critical challenge of achieving uniform coating thickness in industrial applications, where asymmetrical powder distribution often leads to defects. Peng’s most-cited paper, “Modelling multivariate coating thickness distribution in plasma spraying considering asymmetrical spatial distribution of powder” (2024), introduces a novel computational model that accounts for the complex, non-uniform trajectories of powder particles in the plasma jet. This model enables more precise prediction and control of coating thickness, directly improving the reliability and performance of thermal barrier coatings used in aerospace and energy sectors. Though early in his career, Peng’s contributions have already garnered attention for their practical impact on manufacturing quality. His research bridges theoretical fluid dynamics and real-world process engineering, offering a robust framework for reducing waste and enhancing coating uniformity. Peng’s work is particularly valuable for researchers and engineers seeking to advance additive manufacturing and surface engineering technologies.
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