CAD model on human vertebrae used for FEM analysis

CAD model on human vertebrae used for FEM analysis

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A new technology, using new materials specially designed for complex geometries, extensively used in research-development and innovation area will be presented in this paper. Even highly complex geometries are created directly from 3D CAD data, fully automatically, in just a few hours and without any tooling. It is a net-shape process, producing pa...

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... As shown in Figure 3, in this method, the spilling head slides forward and in reverse on the X-centre purpose, stinting one super skinny layer of photopolymer onto the build plat. Promptly among the wake of building every layer, light-weight ultraviolet illumination radiation accessible the streaming extension discharge magnetic force wave light (Nastase-Dan, Doru Dumitru et al., 2011), instantly set and activity each layer. This step forgoes the requirement for any post showing set, as needed by entirely stunning progressions. ...
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