ScienceDirect – Special Issue on Laser-based Additive Manufacturing: Processes and Materials
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- Editorial
- Laser additive manufacturing of compositionally graded AlCrFeMoVx (x = 0 to 1) high-entropy alloy system
- Complementary use of pulsed and continuous wave emission modes to stabilize melt pool geometry in laser powder bed fusion
- Selective laser melting-fabricated Ti-6Al-4V alloy: Microstructural inhomogeneity, consequent variations in elastic modulus and implications
- Impact of build envelope on the properties of additive manufactured parts from AlSi10Mg
- Fracture mechanisms in the as-built and stress-relieved laser powder bed fusion Ti6Al4V ELI alloy
- Adjustment of isotropic part properties in laser sintering based on adapted double laser exposure strategies
- Modeling and simulation of thermal field and solidification in laser powder bed fusion of nickel alloy IN625
- A new physics-based model for laser directed energy deposition (powder-fed additive manufacturing): From single-track to multi-track and multi-layer
- Effect of heat input on the subgrains of laser melting deposited Invar alloy
- 3-Dimensional heat transfer modeling for laser powder-bed fusion additive manufacturing with volumetric heat sources based on varied thermal conductivity and absorptivity
- Thermographic investigation of laser-induced temperature fields in selective laser beam melting of polymers
- Ti6Al4V lightweight lattice structures manufactured by laser powder bed fusion for load-bearing applications
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