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Nonuniform Cooling Impacts Polymer Quality in 3D Printing

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In a groundbreaking advance within the realm of additive manufacturing, a recent study delves into an often-overlooked factor influencing fused filament fabrication (FFF)—the role of nonuniform forced convection. As 3D printing technology continues to revolutionize industrial production and rapid prototyping, the subtleties of environmental and thermal dynamics surrounding the printing process have garnered renewed scientific […]
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Nonuniform Cooling Impacts Polymer Quality in 3D Printing

In a groundbreaking advance within the realm of additive manufacturing, a recent study delves into an often-overlooked factor influencing fused filament fabrication (FFF)—the role of nonuniform forced convection. As 3D printing technology continues to revolutionize industrial production and rapid prototyping, the subtleties of environmental and thermal dynamics surrounding the printing process have garnered renewed scientific […]

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BIOENGINEER.ORG broke the news in on Wednesday, November 5, 2025.
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