Titlebook: Mechanics of Additive and Advanced Manufacturing, Volume 9; Proceedings of the 2 Junlan Wang,Bonnie Antoun,Piyush R. Thakre Conference proc

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Bobby Tang Dan,Daniel Robert Khodos,Oliver Khairallah,Richi Ramlal,Yougashwar Budhooinnovative solutions, LEAs may be well advised to consider collaborations with private and public partners including academia using the successful implementation of the CENTRIC OSINT Hub is an example of how academia and LEAs can collaborate within the OSINT sphere in order to bring research into re

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Salman Pervaiz,Wael Abdel Samadthe context of the Intelligence Process and the need to resolve the challenges and issues surrounding the integration and use of OSINT into the Intelligence Cycle. It further discusses how an overarching information governance framework may support OSINT for decision making within the wider Intellig

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Fracture Properties of Additively Manufactured Acrylonitrile-Butadiene-Styrene Materials,ure through layers) of similarly manufactured parts. Contrasting brittle and ductile fracture behavior is observed for inter-laminar and cross-laminar crack propagation, respectively, demonstrating that the elastic-plastic response of AM ABS parts is governed by the orientation of the layers with re

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Complex Modulus Variation by Manipulation of Mechanical Test Method and Print Direction,manipulated by changing the orientation at which the sample is placed on the printer. Two different print directions, that are perpendicular with respect to each other, will be examined. The two test methods that will be used to determine the complex modulus are the Dynamic Mechanical Analysis (DMA)

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Heat Conduction and Geometry Topology Optimization of Support Structure in Laser-Based Additive Mantopology of support structure. This work examines the effect of various geometries on the objective function in order to select a suitable one to consume less material with almost same conduction. Ongoing work is the development of an experimental testbed for verification.

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Strain Energy Dissipation Mechanisms in Carbon Nanotube Composites Fabricated by Additive Manufactureduced the effect of cavitation and crazing by possible reinforcement. This result suggests CNT fillers have the potential to alter the dissipation mechanisms present in additively manufactured structures to control structural damping. This research provides insight into the design and additive man

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ODS Coating Development Using DED Additive Manufacturing for High Temperature Turbine Components,n the ODS coating after thermal cycles is noted. Test results revealed a thin steady durable alpha alumina oxide layer on the 200?W ODS sample. After 1280 thermal cycles, strong bonding at ODS/substrate interface is maintained for the 200?W ODS coated sample. Test results also showed stable substrat

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Defects, Process Parameters and Signatures for Online Monitoring and Control in Powder-Based Additi limiting the repeatability and precision of the process. Online monitoring (OM) and intelligent control, which has been investigated prevalently in contemporary research, presents a feasible solution to the aformentioned issues, insofar as it monitors the generated defects during the process and el