Faculty

Kai FENG

Title:Professor
Office:Room 202B,Material Building E
Tel:+86-21-5474-5878

Introduction

laser additive manufacturing is a novel manufacturing technique of layer-by-layer forming according to geometric model, provides a decent option for materials processing. We mainly focus on new materials (including high entropy alloys, superalloys etc.) design and laser additive manufacturing process (including selective laser melting and laser direct energy deposition).

 

Biographical Information

  • Education

2002.9-2006.9 Metallurgical Engineering, Harbin Institute of Technology, Bachelor

2006.9-2012.3 Materials Science & Engineering, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Ph.D.

  • Professional Appointments

Professor, School of Materials, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Shanghai, China 2022 – present

Associate Professor, School of Materials, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Shanghai, China 2017 – 2022

Assistant Professor, School of Materials, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Shanghai, China 2012 – 2017

 

Research Interests

Research Direction 1: Laser powder bed fusion

Research Direction 2: Laser direct energy deposition/Laser cladding

Selected Publications

      1.     Enhanced crack resistance and mechanical properties of laser powder bed fusion         Inconel 939 via carbon-induced carbide precipitation, Materials Science and                            Engineering   A, 947 (2025) 149229;

  • 2.     Phase microstructure engineering in laser powder bed fusion: A case study in TiTa alloys, Materials Science and Engineering A, 943 (2025) 148810;

    3.     Simultaneous improvement of printability, mechanical isotropy, and high temperature strength in additively manufactured refractory multi-principal element alloy via ceramic powder additions and in-situ NbC nano-precipitation, Acta Materialia, 297 (2025) 121325;

    4.     Microstructural evolution and mechanical properties of the in-situ La2O3 particle-reinforced CrCoNi medium entropy alloy by laser powder bed fusion, Journal of Alloys and Compounds, 1039 (2025) 182913;

    5.     Achieving an excellent synergy of strength and ductility in heat-treated laser powder bed fused niobium-based alloys via ZrO2-induced sub-grains, Materials Science and Engineering A, 940 (2025) 148575;

    6.     Effect of building-height-dependent heat accumulation on microstructure and properties of Super Invar alloy fabricated by laser powder bed fusion, Materials Characterization, 224 (2025) 115065;

    7.     Tuning of the mechanical properties of a laser powder bed fused eutectic high entropy alloy Ni30Co30Cr10Fe10Al18W2 through heat treatment, Materials Science and Engineering A, 918 (2024) 147469;

    8.     Influence of process parameters on properties of Super Invar alloy fabricated by laser powder bed fusion for semiconductor equipment, Additive Manufacturing, 92 (2024) 104404;

    9.     Additive manufacturing of refractory multi-principal element alloy with ultrahigh-temperature strength via simultaneous enhancements in printability and solid solution hardening, Additive Manufacturing, 91 (2024) 104340;

    10.  High entropy alloys amenable for laser powder bed fusion: A thermodynamics guided machine learning search, Additive Manufacturing, 86 (2024) 104195.