Ph.D. in Materials Engineering by Technische Universität Dresden, Germany, 2022, CAPES/DAAD/CNPQ Program, Master?s in Materials Science and Engineering by EESC/USP (2017), and Mechanical Technologist (welding processes) by FATEC (2015). He has experience in Materials Engineering and Metallurgy, emphasizing phase transformations, non-equilibrium solidification, gas atomization, and additive manufacturing (L-PBF). He is a post-doctoral researcher (FAPESP) in the UFSCar Materials Engineering Department. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The development of better performing electrical machines implies in the improvement of soft magnetic materials with lower losses due to hysteresis and eddy currents. Electric steels (Fe-Si) have long been used as ferromagnetic material in electrical machine cores. Despite being of low cost, Fe-Si steels with Si content up to 3.2% in weight have low electrical resistivity, which generates …
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