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Prediction of process instability by WAAM in-process monitoring and CTWD drift estimation
Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing (WAAM) is a promising technology to produce large metallic components. However, drifts of the Contact Tube to Workpiece Distance (CTWD) are difficult to manage, which can induce process instability and defects like porosity. To safeguard material integrity, instabilit
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