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Effect of Process Conditions on Temperature Distribution in the Powder Bed during Laser Sintering of Polyamide-12
A sintered part‟s mechanical properties are often variable dependent on the temperature at which it was sintered. Prior research has investigated how predefined process conditions (such as scan speed and laser power) in the „Sinter‟ software affect built parts (Majewski & Hopkinson, 2011), however,
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