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Elastoplastic inherent strain-based topology optimization for residual stress reduction in metal additive manufacturing
This paper proposes a topology optimization method for reducing the residual stress arising in the building process of metal additive manufacturing. First, a layer-by-layer process analysis model based on an elastoplastic inherent strain method is introduced. In this model, the incremental displacem
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