Lucia Lattanzi

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Jönköping University

Sweden

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Dr. Lucia Lattanzi is an Assistant Professor at Jönköping University in Sweden. Her research primarily focuses on the tribological performance of aluminum-based metal matrix composites and their applications in automotive systems. Recent publications include studies on the wear behavior of automotive brake components and the influence of material properties on sustainability in manufacturing. Additionally, she explores innovative approaches in recycling and the use of secondary alloys in composite production.

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Low Impact of Sustainable Aluminium

Open Date: 2022-11-02

Close Date: 2023-11-01

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Manufacturing of Al-MMC brake discs from recycled Al-Si alloys

Open Date: 2022-06-01

Close Date: 2025-05-31

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ProForAl - Properties and formability of Al-SiCp MMCs

Open Date: 2021-02-01

Close Date: 2023-01-01

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Anders Jarfors

Jönköping University

SWEDEN

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Jens Wahlström

Lund University

SWEDEN

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Room and High-Temperature Wear Behaviour of Al-Based MMCs against an Automotive Brake Pad

Comparative Evaluation of the Tribological Performance of Al-MMC and GCI Brake Rotors Through AK Master Dynamometer Testing

On the influence of carbides in laser-cladded coating on friction, wear, and airborne particle emissions of disc brakes

The influence of SiC particle reinforcement on the thermophysical properties of aluminium-based metal matrix composites

The role of high recycled content and heat treatments on microstructure, mechanical properties, and sustainability for an AlSi10MnMg structural automotive component

On the Possibility of Using Secondary Alloys in the Production of Aluminum-Based Metal Matrix Composite

Functionally integrated castings (Giga-castings) for body in white applications: consequences for materials use and mix in automotive manufacturing

On the potential of using ensemble learning algorithm to approach the partitioning coefficient (k) value in Scheil–Gulliver equation

Thermophysical properties of Al-based metal matrix composites suitable for automotive brake discs

The LISA project: opportunities and challenges of recycling automotive heat exchangers

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Anders Jarfors

Jens Wahlström

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