ASSOCIATE PROF. IR. DR. MOHD RIDHA BIN MUHAMAD @ MOHD ATA'ILLAH
Department of Mechanical Engineering
Faculty of Engineering
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Ridha is the Director at Centre for Research in Industry (CRI) 4.0 and Associate Professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, University of Malaya. He obtained Doctor of Engineering from Utsunomiya University Japan in 2015, specializing in magnetic abrasive finishing for superfinishing of tube internal surface for clean environment applications. Prior to his doctoral study, he worked in Mazak Corporation as Senior Mechanical Design Engineer, focusing on CNC prototype machine design and evaluation for mass production and customization. He involved in the design and development of several CNC machines including Mazak's Quick Turn Nexus series and had performed more than 100 variations of cutting parameters to confirm the machine`s limits and capabilities. Currently, he is collaborating with the Joining and Welding Research Institute (JWRI), Osaka University Japan to develop friction stir welding in semiconductor and aerospace applications. The project explores the possibilities of joining similar and dissimilar materials such as polycarbonate/aluminium, aluminium/stainless steel, magnesium/steel, aluminium/copper for various fundamental and applications. He was awarded the Distinguished International Associate from the Royal Academic of Engineering UK in 2023 for his project on friction stir welding. He actively applies for research grants and up to date, he has secured more than 30 projects from domestic and international funders. He has completed supervision of 7 PhD and 8 Master students, and currently supervising 8 PhD and 3 Master candidates. |
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| Elucidating Mxene Additive Effects On Friction Stir Welding Of Aluminium And Copper In Lithium-ion Battery Interconnections |
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| Wp2: Mineral Carbonation For Carbon Capture And Utilisation In Malaysian Basalts Formation And Concrete |
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| Simulation And Experiment Of Aluminium Joining By Friction Stir Welding With Nano Materials Additive For Industrial Applications |
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Enhancing moisture transfer in vacuum membrane dehumidification via a Multi-Inlet approach
Carbon capture and storage (CCS): CO2 basaltic mineralization through the phase transition from gas-solid to aqueous under low reaction kinetics
Mechanistic Insight into the Carbon Mineralization of Alkaline-Bearing Mine Residues and Industrial Wastes
Enhancing moisture transfer in vacuum membrane dehumidification via a Multi-Inlet approach
Effect of Black PET Fiber as Additive on the Mechanical Properties of Stone Mastic Asphalt (SMA) Mixtures
COVID-19 outbreak investigation in a hospital using computational flow analysis
