Despite the accelerated growth of laser-powder bed fusion in recent years, there are still
major obstacles to be overcome before the technology enjoys truly widespread adoption …

Production rate is an increasingly important factor in the deployment of metal additive
manufacturing (AM) throughout industry. To address the perceived low production rate of …

Additive manufacturing has entered the phase of industrial adoption, for which its quality
repeatability is of vital importance to industries where functional parts with consistent …

Achieving good surface profile and low levels of porosity are prime challenges in the Laser-
Powder Bed Fusion (L-PBF) additive manufacturing technique. In order to optimise these …

Metal additive manufacturing is increasingly used as a complementary manufacturing
technique in industrial settings and slowly moving from pure prototyping applications toward …

Powder bed fusion (PBF) is recognized as one of the most common additive manufacturing
technologies because of its attractive capability of fabricating complex geometries using …

In situ experimental measurements of the laser powder bed fusion build process are
completed with the goal gaining insight into the evolution of distortion in the powder bed …

The adoption of laser powder bed fusion (L-PBF) for metals by the industry has been limited
despite the significant progress made in the development of the process chain. One of the …

Structural defects such as porosity have detrimental effects on additively manufactured parts
which can be reduced by choosing optimal process conditions. In this work, the relationship …

The goal of this work is to quantify the link between the design features (geometry), in-situ
process sensor signatures, and build quality of parts made using laser powder bed fusion …