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    AFRL pushes boundaries in metals printing with new research

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    The image shows a 3D rendered cross-sectional view of what appears to be a material sample or geological/metallurgical specimen, likely generated from CT scanning or similar volumetric imaging technology. The render reveals internal structure through a cutaway view, exposing a rough, textured interior surface with a notable concave depression or void feature. This type of visualization is commonly used in materials science, non-destructive testing, or geological analysis.

    WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE, OHIO, UNITED STATES

    05.08.2020

    Photo by Donna M Lindner 

    Air Force Research Laboratory

    Depicted is a 3-dimensional reconstruction of an end-of-track defect observed in processing of titanium. The remnant depression visible on the top surface can lead to defects when subsequent layers are deposited. Also visible are different microstructures in the substrate, heat affected zone, and deposited material.

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    Date Taken: 05.08.2020
    Date Posted: 05.18.2020 07:49
    Photo ID: 6213136
    VIRIN: 200508-F-EK602-001
    Resolution: 1238x696
    Size: 143.27 KB
    Location: WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE, OHIO, US

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