Journal of Thermal Engineering
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Thermal conductivity of porous plastics manufactured by 3D printing: Controlling the design of the cavities and corresponding effects
This study examines factors associated with the cavities formed in 3D-printed porous thermoplastics, and establishes their relationship with the thermal conductivity of bulk material. The research has examined two porous thermoplastics, specifically poly-lactic acid (PLA) and acrylonitrile butadiene
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