HAL (France)
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Enhancing Directed Energy Deposited AL5356 Through in Situ Workpiece Vibrations
This study explores an innovative method to enhance Directed Energy Deposition (DED) of aluminum 5356 products by integrating an electromagnetic vibration system into the DED setup. The application of vibrations significantly improved surface quality, reducing surface waviness and increasing buildin
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