Predicting the yield strength of a 3D printed porous material from its internal geometry
Authors:
- Martin LesueurMLMartin Lesueur
- Thomas PouletTPThomas Poulet
- Manolis VeveakisMVManolis Veveakis
- 1 August 2021
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Additive Manufacturing
- Vol. 44
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- Automotive Research Center (DP170104550, DP170104557, LP170100233, DE-NE0008746)
- Australian Government (DP170104550, DP170104557, LP170100233, DE-NE0008746)
- Australian Research Council (DP170104550, DP170104557, LP170100233, DE-NE0008746)
- Government of Western Australia (DP170104550, DP170104557, LP170100233, DE-NE0008746)
- Department of Energy (DP170104550, DP170104557, LP170100233, DE-NE0008746)
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