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Advanced lattice support structures for metal additive manufacturing
Journal of Materials Processing Technology · 2013 · Vol. 213(7) · pp. 1019–1026
Ahmed Hussein✉(University of Exeter)Liang Hao(University of Exeter)Chunze Yan(University of Exeter)Richard Everson(University of Exeter)Philippe Young(University of Exeter)
Additive Manufacturing Materials and ProcessesAdditive Manufacturing and 3D Printing TechnologiesCellular and Composite StructuresDesign for manufacturabilityDirect metal laser sinteringMaterials scienceVolume fractionLattice (music)Titanium alloySelective laser meltingAlloyMechanical engineeringStructural engineering
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