Bruna Fernanda Batistão in research grants and scholarships supported by FAPESP.
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Additive Manufacturing (AM) processes allow the manufacture of almost totally dense parts with complex geometry, material savings, and a minimal need for further processing. Among AM techniques, Selective Laser Melting (SLM) stands out for the manufacture of metallic materials, and the main aluminum alloys used in SLM are the AlSi10Mg and Al12Si alloys due to the presence of silicon that …
The search for lighter structures with high performance, which integrate a greater number of functions, has led to industrial sectors as automotive, aeronautical and naval to use hybrid structures, where the performance of the product is due to the combination of the different properties of its components. Based on this, steel structures welded with aluminum alloys are in great demand, co…
With the increase in life expectancy, and the consequent ageing of the population the use of biomaterials is becoming increasingly necessary to replace or assist human body parts eventually lost or deteriorated. Ti and Ti alloys have played an important role in this area, because in addition to biocompatibility, mechanical properties usually need to be high, to satisfy mechanical demand, …
Additive Manufacturing (AM) processes, including Laser Powder Bed Fusion (L-PBF), also known as Selective Laser Melting (SLM), allow the manufacture of almost totally dense parts with complex geometry, material savings, and a minimal need for further processing. However, despite the potential application, AM of aluminum alloys is difficult due to the high laser power required to melt the …
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