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Abstract We perform km‐scale convection‐permitting simulations (Δx = 4 km) to represent Mesoscale Convective Systems (MCSs) in Northwestern South America using the Weather Research and Forecasting (WRF) model. An algorithm to identify and track MCSs was used to characterize simulated MCS features and compare with satellite observations.
K. Santiago Hernández +5 more
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A detailed analysis of cutting-edge 3D printing technology and composite materials’ transformational potential in numerous industries. These mixes outperform single-substance composites in mechanical, thermal, and electrical properties, aerospace ...
Ibrahim M. Alarifi
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The current research compares various 3D printing techniques, utilizing both industrial and desktop printers, on PA's mechanical, structural, and thermal properties. There are no significant differences between the FFF desktop and industrial printers. In fact, in many cases, the tabletop versions outperformed the industrial one.
Roland Told +7 more
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Warpage of printed parts, especially for multi-jet fusion (MJF) process, is believed to have strong correlation with crystallization shrinkage. Hence, this article investigates the shrinkage phenomenon of polyamide-12 (PA12) during crystallization ...
Chen, Kaijuan +5 more
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Influence of thermal and temporal factors on silver ink nozzle clogging in inkjet-based 3D printing
Powder bed fusion 3D inkjet printing (PF-3DP), including Multi Jet Fusion (MJF), enables the integration of functional inks within powder-based substrates, allowing conductive features to be embedded directly into additively manufactured parts.
Yu Han Lim +6 more
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3D‐Printed Polymeric Biomaterials for Health Applications
This review explores the potential of 3D printing for creating functional polymeric health‐related devices, examining current techniques and commonly used biomaterials. It highlights key applications in biosensors, bioactuators, and soft robotics, while addressing challenges like material compatibility, printing resolution, and speed.
Yuxiang Zhu +24 more
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Lattice structures are increasingly employed in lightweight, high-performance applications, where additive manufacturing allows precise tailoring of their mechanical response. However, tensile testing remains difficult due to complex geometry, anisotropy,
Nikodmose Moges Gebre +8 more
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Crystal self‐healing embedding bioprinting (CLADDING) enables the use of low viscosity protein‐based hydrogels as bioinks. By printing liquid bioinks within a transparent, self‐healing support bath governed by complex coacervation, CLADDING allows for the creation of stable, high‐density cellular constructs with excellent viability.
Monize Caiado Decarli +11 more
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Comparative investigation on selective laser sintering and multi jet fusion of polyamide 12
Additive manufacturing (AM) research development as well as its usage has been growing over the past few years. The process of 3D printing, otherwise called AM, starts from a three-dimensional design using computer-aided design (CAD) software and parts ...
Loo, Jordan Yong Xing
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Explore the impact of environmental conditions and printing orientation on the aging of 3D‐printed polyamide 12 in this study. Unveil significant influences of temperature, irradiance, relative humidity, time, build orientation, and vapor polishing on material strength and modulus.
Chahine Ghimouz +2 more
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