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Universidade Federal de São Carlos (UFSCAR). Centro de Ciências Exatas e de Tecnologia (CCET) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Mechanical engineer (2006) and Master in Mechanical Engineering (2009) in the area of Materials and Manufacturing Processes at UNICAMP. Doctor in Materials Science and Engineering (2013) in the area of Metallurgy and Specialist in Public Management (2019) at UFSCar. Substitute Professor at the Department of Materials Engineering (2009-2011) and professor of the specialization course in Management and Materials for Orthopedic Implants (2012-2014) at UFSCar. Vice-coordinator (2014) and coordinator (2015-2018) of the urdergraduate course in Mechanical Engineering, head of the Department of Mechanical Engineering (2020-2022) at UFSCar. Currently Associate Professor of the Department of Mechanical Engineering at UFSCar and also acredited advisor at the Graduate Program in Mechanical Engineering at the same institution, besides Visiting Researcher at the University of Udine (Italy). Experienced at the area of Manufacturing, specially regarding machining dynamics, and also formation and development of teachers in engineering. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Creating designed surface textures is a recent aim in the industry. There is some demand about using surfaces that may provide different optimization possibilities for the performance of the part, as long fatigue life, high wear resistance, low friction, and better cooling. Several processes are nowadays employed on obtaining textured surfaces, like grinding, milling, and even vibration-a…
Searching for optimization and automation of manufacturing processes has being a trend in the metal-mechanics industry for a long time. Nowadays, it has been even more essential due to economic, social and environmental requirements inside a sustainability scope. Machining operations implicate typically a complex relation between high process times and costs so that a manufacturing engine…
The study of the chip formation mechanism is quite important, as it is directly related to the concepts of the machining technique (for example, forces, work, energy and power) besides the surface integrity of the manufactured components. Tool vibration, specially, shows out to be intrinsically associated to the chip formation frequency and so with cutting forces, with the quality of the …
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The dynamic evaluation of machining processes, especially those related to interrupted cutting, as milling, has been the very first motivation for several research groups on manufacturing all around the world. Lots of efforts has been focused on identifying conditions that may reduce or suppress self-excited vibration, also called chatter, as they directly impair tool life, surface integr…
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