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Selective Laser Melting Under the Reactive Atmosphere: A Convenient and Efficient Approach to Fabricate Ultrahigh Strength Commercially Pure Titanium Without Sacrificing Ductility
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Titanium based bone implants production using laser powder bed fusion technology
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In-situ synthesis of high-performance TiN/TC4 sandwich structures via nitrogen-controlled laser directed energy deposition
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Additive manufacturing of Ti-6Al-4V using pre-calcined powder: Simple pretreatment for exceptional 1410 MPa high yield strength
inferred← citeshttps://doi.org/10.1016/j.mtcomm.2025.111526openalex-snapshot
Process development and microstructural evolution of laser powder bed fusion processed novel β Ti–42 Nb and Ti–20Nb–6Ta alloys
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Study of Laser Based Additive Manufacturing for Titanium and Copper Alloys
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