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Selective laser sintering of metallic powder for microfabrication technology

Yash P. Kathuria

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This paper describes the 3D micro-structuring by beam technology, which employ the one component solid state and two metal liquid phase selective laser sintering of metallic powder comprising of high and low melting point temperature. The influence of the processing conditions on the type of phases and the microstructure evolution are considered.

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Key concepts: Materials science, Selective laser sintering, Microstructure, Sintering, Selective laser melting, Microfabrication, Melting point, Metal powder