dr. ing. Ahmed Selema
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0000-0001-6476-3398
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- In 2020, Ahmed Selema joined the department of electromechanical engineering from Ghent University, Belgium where he received his Ph.D. degree. He has been working as a senior E-motor technology engineer in the Electrical Energy Lab (EELab) at UGent in a close collaboration with different industrial companies. He is also a Corelab Member in Flanders Make, the strategic research center for the manufacturing industry in Flanders, Belgium. Currently, Dr Selema has joined USP3D: a spinoff from UGent where he leads the development of 3D-printed aluminum windings for electrical machines known for their market-leading efficiency, power density, and sustainability. His area of interests include electrical machine design, electromagnetics, material engineering, energy-efficient motors, advanced cooling, and additive manufacturing.
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Copper-aluminum tradeoff of electrical machine windings for energy-efficient drivetrains
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- Journal Article
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Mechanical and magnetic properties of Fe-6.5%Si parts manufactured by filament-based Material Extrusion
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Additive manufacturing of silicon steel ferromagnetic cores for high-frequency loss reduction in electrical machines
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Detection and mitigation of hotspots in electrical machine windings using 3D printing technology
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- Journal Article
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Impact of strand deposition and infill strategies on the properties of monolithic copper via material extrusion additive manufacturing
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- Conference Paper
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Development of smart e-motor windings by 3D printing technology
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- Journal Article
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New measurement approach and development of 3D-printed core for yokeless axial-flux machine
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Design of power-dense electrical machines enabled by additive manufacturing
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- Journal Article
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Multiphysics topology optimization of aluminium and copper conductors for automotive electrical machines
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- Conference Paper
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Production and characterisation of filament-based Material Extrusion (MEX) additively manufactured copper parts