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Development of Lunar Regolith-Based Composite for in-Situ 3D Printing via High-Pressure Extrusion System
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Development of Lunar Regolith-Based Composite for in-Situ 3D Printing via High-Pressure Extrusion System
For deep space exploration, lunar base establishment depends on lunar regolith in-situ resource utilization (ISRU). However, existing regolith in-situ 3D printing has issues like high energy use, long time, and complex processes (e.g., laser sintering needs high temperatures; photosensitive resins waste auxiliaries), making efficiency-performance balance hard. A team thus studied "Development of Lunar Regolith-Based Composite for In-Situ 3D Prin…
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