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Compressive properties of functionally graded lattice structures manufactured by selective laser melting
Materials & Design · 2017 · Vol. 131 · pp. 112–120
Sing Ying Choy(Nanyang Technological University)Chen‐Nan Sun✉(Nanyang Technological University)Kah Fai Leong(Nanyang Technological University)Jun Wei(Singapore Institute of Manufacturing Technology)
Cellular and Composite StructuresAdditive Manufacturing and 3D Printing TechnologiesAdvanced Materials and MechanicsMaterials scienceSelective laser meltingComposite materialLattice (music)Compressive strengthFabricationMaterial propertiesMicrostructure
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