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MDPI Metals 12(4): Exploration of the Effects of Metallic Powder Handling and Storage Conditions on Flowability and Moisture Content for Additive Manufacturing Applications

Method: Materials science research
Sample: Al 5056 and tantalum powders

A study of Al 5056 and tantalum powders finding that environmental exposure produced inconsistent flowability and moisture content changes. Particle morphology is identified as the primary influence variable, making in-field quality assessment without standardised testing equipment problematic.

State Traffic Records Integration for National Safety Performance Management

Managing Feedstocks for Additive Manufacturing in a Tactical Environment: Supply Chain Security, Material Selection, Storage, and Resupply Doctrine for Forward-Deployed AM Operations

Armor in the Drone Age: Integrating C-UAS Training Into Combined Arms Doctrine, Formation Design, and Crew Standards for the Armored Force

State Traffic Records Integration for National Safety Performance Management

Managing Feedstocks for Additive Manufacturing in a Tactical Environment: Supply Chain Security, Material Selection, Storage, and Resupply Doctrine for Forward-Deployed AM Operations

Armor in the Drone Age: Integrating C-UAS Training Into Combined Arms Doctrine, Formation Design, and Crew Standards for the Armored Force

State Traffic Records Integration for National Safety Performance Management

Managing Feedstocks for Additive Manufacturing in a Tactical Environment: Supply Chain Security, Material Selection, Storage, and Resupply Doctrine for Forward-Deployed AM Operations

Armor in the Drone Age: Integrating C-UAS Training Into Combined Arms Doctrine, Formation Design, and Crew Standards for the Armored Force

State Traffic Records Integration for National Safety Performance Management

Managing Feedstocks for Additive Manufacturing in a Tactical Environment: Supply Chain Security, Material Selection, Storage, and Resupply Doctrine for Forward-Deployed AM Operations

Armor in the Drone Age: Integrating C-UAS Training Into Combined Arms Doctrine, Formation Design, and Crew Standards for the Armored Force