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3D printing with extraterrestrial materials

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posted on 04.01.2017, 12:14 by Athanasios Goulas, Daniel EngstromDaniel Engstrom, Russell A. Harris, Ross J. Friel
Additive manufacturing and its related powder bed fusion process category, consists of a group of key enabling technologies that allow the fabrication of various structures (...continues).

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  • Mechanical, Electrical and Manufacturing Engineering

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Wolfson School Research Conference 2016

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GOULAS, A. ... et al., 2016. 3D printing with extraterrestrial materials. Loughborough University Wolfson School Research Conference 2016, poster presentation.

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2016

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This is a poster presentation.

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3D printingAdditive manufacturingExtraterrestrialISRURegolithSimulants

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