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Microstructure, mechanical performance, and sustainability of 3D-printed steel connections for modular construction: a systematic review of wire arc additive manufacturing and powder bed fusion technologies
The microstructural characteristics of additively manufactured steels including columnar grain morphology, phase transformation behaviour, interlayer porosity, and thermally driven anisotropy govern the structural performance of 3D-printed connections in steel modular construction. Yet the process–s
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