Peng Zhang | Corrosion | Editorial Board Member

Mr. Peng Zhang | Corrosion | Editorial Board Member

Lecturer at School of Mechanical Engineering of Anhui University of Technology, China.

Peng Zhang, Ph.D., is a distinguished academic currently serving as a tutor at the School of Mechanical Engineering, Anhui University of Technology. With a doctorate in aerospace manufacturing engineering from Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Dr. Zhang combines a robust technical foundation with extensive practical experience, including a tenure as a technician in a military aircraft assembly plant. An accomplished researcher, he has authored over 10 papers published in SCI-indexed journals and holds two invention patents along with a software copyright. Dr. Zhang has received multiple accolades, including the “Excellent Instructor” award for two consecutive academic years (2022–2024). His expertise encompasses high-performance precision forming of light alloys, metal service behavior, failure analysis, and metal coating preparation. ✨

Professional Profiles📖

SCOPUS

Education 🎓

Dr. Peng Zhang pursued his higher education at Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, earning a doctorate in aerospace manufacturing engineering. His rigorous academic training laid the groundwork for his contributions to the fields of high-performance alloy manufacturing and aerospace materials. A strong advocate for innovation, he continuously integrates his advanced knowledge of precision forming techniques and metal behavior studies into his teaching and research endeavors. Throughout his academic journey, Dr. Zhang demonstrated exemplary performance, earning recognition for his analytical skills and dedication to advancing mechanical engineering and materials science. 🎓🔬

Work Experience💼

With an impressive professional trajectory, Dr. Peng Zhang began his career as a technician at a military aircraft assembly plant, honing his expertise in practical applications of aerospace engineering. As a mentor at Anhui University of Technology, he supervises master’s students and leads groundbreaking research projects. His leadership extends to presiding over several notable research initiatives, including the development of real-time analysis systems, high-precision head-forming technologies, and innovative device designs. Dr. Zhang’s contributions bridge academia and industry, emphasizing real-world applicability. 🛠️✈️

Award and Honors🏅

Dr. Peng Zhang’s dedication to excellence is reflected in his accolades. He was honored with the “Excellent Instructor” award for two consecutive academic years (2022–2024), a testament to his commitment to fostering student growth. His inventive contributions have earned him two patents, showcasing his innovative spirit. Additionally, his scholarly achievements, including publications in prestigious SCI-indexed journals, underline his influence in the scientific community. These awards not only celebrate his accomplishments but also highlight his role as a leader in mechanical engineering research. 🏅📜

Research Focus 🔍

Dr. Peng Zhang’s research centers on advanced materials engineering, with a particular emphasis on high-performance precision forming of light alloys, analysis of metal service behavior, failure mechanisms, and the preparation of durable metal coatings. His work explores the intersections of material science and mechanical engineering, striving for sustainable and efficient manufacturing solutions. He employs cutting-edge techniques, such as electrically assisted hot forming, to push the boundaries of material performance and forming precision. His research addresses contemporary challenges in aerospace and industrial applications. 🛠️🔧

Conclusion ✅

Peng Zhang exemplifies the qualities of a Editorial Board Member candidate through his research rigor, innovative contributions, and dedication to mentorship and education. His impactful studies in the aerospace and materials engineering domains underline his suitability for this prestigious recognition. By fostering broader collaborations and industrial applications, Peng Zhang can further cement his position as a leading researcher in his field.

📚Publications to Noted

 

Effect of the Hot Forming with the Synchronous Quenching Process on Forming Accuracy and Microstructure of the 2A97 Al-Li Alloy

Authors: Peng Zhang, Anqiang Zhu, Yuchuan Lei, Huiting Wang, Benqi Jiao

Journal: Journal of Materials Engineering and Performance

Year: 2025

Effect of the Hot Forming with Synchronous Quenching Process on High Cycle Fatigue Properties of the 2A97 Al-Li Alloy

Authors: Peng Zhang, Anqiang Zhu, Huiting Wang, Qifeng Niu, Jiangtao Qi

Journal: Engineering Fracture Mechanics

Year: 2024

Citations: 5

Abdelrahman Salman | Corrosion Resistance | Advanced Surface Treatment Award

Dr. Abdelrahman Salman | Corrosion Resistance | Advanced Surface Treatment Award

Researcher at Tomsk Polytechnic University | Russia

Dr. Abdelrahman Salman is a materials and nuclear engineering researcher whose work centers on developing advanced surface-treatment strategies for enhancing the corrosion resistance, stability, and functional performance of metallic alloys used in nuclear reactor systems. His research focuses on thin-film coating technologies, thermo-physical diagnostics, and nondestructive evaluation techniques that enable precise characterization of surface integrity under extreme operational conditions. He has engineered and tested thin-film layers that modify corrosion pathways in fast-reactor alloys, investigated adhesion behavior and microstructural evolution in protective coatings, and identified new corrosion-resistant phenomena in emerging materials. His development of a ThermoEMF-based diagnostic device has provided a novel method for real-time temperature monitoring of micro-scale surfaces, expanding analytical capabilities for thermal-mechanical behavior of coated materials. Through advanced methods such as SEM, XRD, XRF, ECT, sputtering deposition, and specialized NDT approaches, he analyzes degradation mechanisms critical to nuclear safety and component life-cycle management. His scholarly output includes 3 Scopus-indexed publications, 6 citations, and an h-index of 2, supported by active participation in over 15 technical conferences and multiple invited research presentations. His work continually integrates experimental innovation with reactor-relevant problem-solving, contributing valuable insights to thin-film engineering, corrosion mitigation, and materials diagnostics. Salman’s growing recognition in the field reflects his strong research capabilities and his commitment to developing robust surface-treatment technologies essential for next-generation nuclear energy systems.

Profiles : Scopus | ORCID | Google Scholar

Featured Publications

Salman, A., Syrtanov, M., & Lider, A. (2025). High-temperature oxidation effect of protective thin layers Ta/Cr coatings on Zr-1Nb alloy for corrosion-resistant components of nuclear reactors. Materials Letters, 379, 137646.
Cited by: 4

Salman, A. M., Lider, A. M., & Lomygin, A. D. (2025). Surface treatment techniques and control methods for enhancing corrosion resistance and very thin films management in fast nuclear reactors. Results in Surfaces and Interfaces, 100468.
Cited by: 3

Salman, A. M., Kudiiarov, V. N., & Lider, A. M. (2025). Low resistivity measurement of chromium coatings on zirconium alloys E110 for the production of accident-resistant core components of nuclear reactors. Russian Physics Journal, 1–9.

Salman, A. M., Syrtanov, M. S., & Lider, A. M. (2024). Non-destructive testing of a Zr-1Nb zirconium alloy with a protective Cr/Mo thin layers coating for the production of corrosion-resistant components of nuclear reactors. Perspektivnye Materialy Konstruktsionnogo i Funktsional’nogo Naznacheniya.

Salman, A. M., Kudiyarov, V. N., & Lider, A. M. (2024). Non-destructive techniques on zirconium alloy E110 with chromium coatings for the production of emergency-resistant core components of nuclear reactors. Perspektivnye Materialy Konstruktsionnogo i Funktsional’nogo Naznacheniya.

 

Yanhong Wang | Wear Resistant Coating | Best Researcher Award

Ms. Yanhong Wang | Wear Resistant Coating | Best Researcher Award

University of Science and Technology Beijing | China

Yanhong Wang is a metallurgical engineering researcher specializing in wear-resistant coatings for steel substrates, with a focus on advancing long-life materials that support low-carbon industrial transformation. Her work emphasizes the design, preparation, and performance optimization of coatings that enhance abrasion resistance under severe service conditions. Through her Scopus-indexed publication, “A Review of Wear-Resistant Coatings for Steel Substrates: Applications and Challenges” in Metals (2025), she provides a comprehensive assessment of coating technologies including thermal spray processes, laser cladding, chemical and physical vapor deposition, and emerging hybrid approaches. ORCID currently indexes 1 research document and an h-index of 1, reflecting her growing scholarly influence. Her research highlights the interplay between coating microstructure, bonding mechanisms, mechanical performance, and environmental durability, identifying key factors that determine coating reliability in high-wear environments. By analyzing failure modes, synergistic strengthening strategies, and the compatibility of coating materials with steel substrates, she contributes essential insights for designing next-generation protective layers. Her work also evaluates industrial applicability, cost-effectiveness, and the sustainability benefits of durable surface engineering solutions, positioning her research within the broader goals of carbon neutrality and reduced resource consumption. Through systematic knowledge integration, she provides valuable guidance for future research directions and industrial innovation in metallurgical coatings.

Profile : ORCID

Featured Publication

Wang, Y., Feng, C., Lin, T., Zhu, R., Zhang, J., Yang, H., Yi, S., He, J., Tu, M., & Wei, G. (2025). A review of wear-resistant coatings for steel substrates: Applications and challenges. Metals.