3DPrint.com December 31, 2023
Sarah Saunders

We’re starting with metal 3D printing research in this New Year’s Eve edition of 3D Printing News Briefs, and then moving on to a 3D printed surgical model and probiotics research. We’ll finish with 3D printing in space education and 3D printed military drones in Ukraine.

Experimental Method to Analyze Protective Qualities of Metal AM Structures

3D printed AlSi10Mg hollow cylinder specimen, mounted on the PLA support before the test.

A team of researchers from Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (UC3M) and IMDEA Materials Institute came up with a new experimental technique for fragmentation tests meant to analyze the protective qualities of 3D printed metallic structures. This faster, more flexible method tests the mechanical performance of these materials,...

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