The influence of laser processing parameters on the densification and surface morphology of pure Fe and Fe-35Mn scaffolds produced by selective laser melting
Authors:
- D. CarluccioDCD. Carluccio
- A.G. DemirADA.G. Demir
- L. CaprioLCL. Caprio
- B. PrevitaliBPB. Previtali
- M.J. BerminghamMBM.J. Bermingham
- M.S. DarguschMDM.S. Dargusch
- 1 April 2019
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Manufacturing Processes
- Vol. 40, 113-121
Abstract
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Funding Information
- School of Mechanical and Mining Engineering
- Queensland Centre for Advanced Materials Processing and Manufacturing
- Australian Research Council Research Hub for Advanced Manufacturing of Medical Devices (IH150100024)
- European Union
- Repubblica Italiana, Regione Lombardia
- FESR
- Australian Research Council Discovery Program
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