Ricardo Queiros

Doctoral Student
Department of Materials and Manufacturing , School of Engineering
Presentation Publications

The never-ending quest for more advanced materials gets progressively more important for the mobility industry as emission regulations grow tighter within the EU and fuel consumption is aimed to be as low as possible. Compacted Graphite Cast Iron represents a good compromise between mechanical and thermal properties. It showcases excellent promise to achieve higher combustion efficiency by working at higher pressures than previously used materials while maintaining good thermal conductivity.

Biography
Ricardo took his Metallurgical and Materials Engineering master in his home country of Portugal, at the University of Porto, Faculty of Engineering. During that period, he had the chance to do a semester abroad at RWTH Aachen, focusing again on foundry technologies and metal forming.  During his education, he continuously engaged in different projects connected to the casting industry: HPDC of Magnesium (Industrial Research Internship); 5S programme in a Foundry (Summer Internship); Chemical composition control modeling of steel and nickel superalloys  (MSc Thesis work).

Article

Queirós, R., Domeij, B., Diószegi, A. (2024). Unraveling compacted and nodular cast iron porosity: Case studies approach International Journal of metalcasting, 18, 1811-1830. More information

Conference paper

Queirós, R., Domeij, B., Diószegi, A. (2024). A Systematic study of the origin of pore surface characteristics in cast iron. HTC2024, 11th International Conference on High Temperature Capillarity, May 26–30, 2024, Sweden. More information
Queirós, R., Domeij, B., Diószegi, A. (2024). Assessing Pore Formation due to Nitrogen Partitioning in a Hypoeutectic Cast Iron. XIIIth International Symposium on the Science and Processing of Cast Iron (SPCI-XIII), Krakow, Poland, June 23-26, 2024. More information