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Vahid Hosseini

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Vahid Hosseini

Professor of Welding Technology
Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering
Faculty of Engineering

vahid.hosseini@ntnu.no
+4773412122 +4740323987 224A Verkstedtekniske laboratorier Gløshaugen, Trondheim
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About

Vahid Hosseini is a professor of welding technology in the Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering. His teaching and research focus on understanding how welding and additive manufacturing processes influence the microstructure and performance of high-performance alloys such as high-strength steels, stainless steels, aluminium alloys, and superalloys.

Background

Vahid earned his B.Sc. in Industrial Metallurgy from Iran University of Science and Technology and his M.Sc. in Welding Technology from Sharif University of Technology, before working in the power generation and steelmaking industries. In 2014, he moved to Sweden to complete a Ph.D. at University West, where he studied welding and processing of duplex stainless steels and later worked as a postdoctoral researcher and assistant professor. From 2021 to 2025, he was with ESAB, a global leader in welding equipment, where he managed research projects and led a research team.  

NTNU welding Lab

NTNU has an equipped welding lab. We have:  

  • 3 fully robotic welding cells with 2 Fronius TPS 400i welding machines and a TIG welder. 
  • 16 kW ytterbium fiber laser (IPG Photonics YLS-16000-S2 type model)
    •  HYBRID Laser-GMAW capability
    • This equipment is shared with SINTEF
  • Friction stir welding from STIRWELD.
  • A few other welding machines for educational purposes.

Of course, we have access to other labs for materials characterization and testing, where NTNU has state-of-the-art equipment.

Competencies

  • Arc welding
  • Crystallography
  • Materials Characterization
  • Metallography
  • Metallurgy
  • Solid-sate welding
  • Welding
  • Welding processes

Research

Research interest

His current research interests are:

  • Welding and directed energy deposition additive manufacturing (DED AM) of high-performance alloys.
    • High-strength steels
    • Stainless steels
    • Al-based alloys
    • Nickel-based superalloys
  • Parametric study and process development in welding and DED AM
    • Arc-based  
    • Friction stir-based  
    • Laser-based  
  • Arc physics and melt pool phenomena during welding and DED AM
  • Physical simulation of welding and DED AM
  • Thermodynamic and kinetic calculations of material processing

Teaching

Courses

  • TMM4290 - Welding and joining of metallic materials

Teaching

Hi is responsible for Welding and Joining of Metallic Materials course, where students receive a general overview of the welding process, welding metallurgy, destructive and non-destructive testing, welding procedure specification, process monitoring, soldering and brazing, and DED AM.  

Outreach

Welding in the World Best Paper Award 2019

We received the Welding in the World Best Paper Award 2018

Interview with Svetsen

Interview with Svetsen, the Swedish Welding Magazine

New Mechanical Engineering Program at University West

New Mechanical Engineering Program at University West

Metallic material prize to DuWelTool

Metallic material prize to DuWelTool

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