Parthasarathy et al., 2011 - Google Patents
A design for the additive manufacture of functionally graded porous structures with tailored mechanical properties for biomedical applicationsParthasarathy et al., 2011
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- Parthasarathy J
- Starly B
- Raman S
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- Journal of Manufacturing Processes
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CAD/CAM-based layered manufacturing and additive manufacturing techniques of metals have found applications in near-net-shape fabrication of complex shaped parts with tailored mechanical properties for several applications. Especially with the onset of newer processes …
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