Study of the joining of sintered iron by a pressureless diffusion bonding using Fe/Ni powder suspensions, based on the Powder Metallurgy process. Production and characterization of samples. The results lead to the writing of a paper presented at the Brazilian Materials Research Society congress.
Supported the development of HSLA420 micro-alloy steel for automotive applications. Research aiming at the standardization of process temperatures and statistical analysis of mechanical properties with support of Minitab software.
Leadership of a project which aimed to improve aluminum gravity casting process. Study of the factors that influence the mechanical and aesthetic quality of the products in cast aluminum, with which a viable solution for the case was found and validated.
Development of a ferrous matrix dry self-lubricating material containing MoS2 as a lubricant phase, produced by the Powder Metallurgy. Worked with metallography, interferometry, dilatometry and tribology.
