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SAE AIR7359: Why Some Metal Powder Feedstock Properties Are Left Out of AM Specifications

AIR7359 explains why AMS-AM metal powder feedstock specifications leave certain properties uncontrolled, citing limited applicability and immature standardized inspection methods, and what that gap means for aerospace AM qualification programs.

Metal Powder Feedstock Quality in Additive Manufacturing: From Particle Behavior to Part Performance

Metal powder feedstock quality has a direct effect [...]

The Rise of Biodegradable Magnesium Alloy Powders for Next-Generation Orthopedics

Biodegradable magnesium alloy powders are gaining attention in [...]

Concentrated Refractory Alloy Powders for Rocket Propulsion

Concentrated refractory alloy powders for rocket propulsion only [...]

Powder Percolation Threshold and Conductive Networks in Composite Feedstocks

The powder percolation threshold is the point where [...]

Powder and Granular Creep: Mechanisms, Testing, and Control

Powder creep mechanisms occur in various ways; powders [...]

Powder Technologies Within Circular Systems

The relevance of powder testing for circular economy [...]

Affordable Powders, Reliable Results: AI Monitoring in Metal Additive Manufacturing

AI monitoring in additive manufacturing makes affordable powders [...]

Laser Spheroidization of Titanium Powders

Laser spheroidization turns irregular titanium powders into dense, [...]

On-Demand Atomisation: Custom Metal Powders for R&D and Prototyping

On-demand atomisation metal powder low-volume production is changing [...]

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