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Methodologies for Qualification of Additively Manufactured Aerospace Hardware
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Additively Manufactured Lattice Structure Thermal Characterization
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Uncertainty Analysis of Experimental Discharge Coefficients in Additively Manufactured Liquid Injector Elements
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GRCop-42 Development and Hot-Fire Testing Using Additive Manufacturing Powder Bed Fusion for Channel-Cooled Combustion Chambers
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Progress in Additively Manufactured Copper-Alloy GRCop-84, GRCop-42, and Bimetallic Combustion Chambers for Liquid Rocket Engines
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Progress in Additively Manufactured Copper-Alloy GRCop-84, GRCop-42, and Bimetallic Combustion Chambers for Liquid Rocket Engines
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Designing for Additive Manufacturing in the Space Industry
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Evolving Material Porosity on an Additive Manufacturing Simulation with the Generalized Method of Cells
The effect of material porosity on final part distortion and residual stresses in a selective laser sintering manufacturing simulation is presented here. A time-dependent thermomechanical model is used with the open-source FEA software CalculiX. Effective homogenized material properties for Inconel 625 are precomputed using NASA’s Micromechanics Analysis Code with Generalized Method of Cells (MAC/GMC). The evolving porosity of the material is estimated with each pass of the laser beam during simulation runtime. A comparison with a homogenous model and the evolving model shows that the evolving porous model predicts larger distortions with greater residual stresses.
Development and Transition of a Computational Materials Framework to Support Qualification of Additively Manufactured Components
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NASA's Plans for Development of a Standard for Additive Manufactured Components
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