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From powder to part: influence of virgin and recovered Inconel 625 powders on the DED-LP processability, microstructure and mechanical properties
The reuse of metal powders in directed energy deposition using laser powder offers promising sustainability benefits for additive manufacturing, yet its impact on part quality remains unknown. This study investigates the influence of powder reuse on the directed energy deposition process of Inconel
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