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Giant X-ray facility shows that magnets can reduce flaws in 3D printed components

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Researchers at UCL and the University of Greenwich have developed a new technique that reduces imperfections in 3D printing of metal alloys.

They used advanced X-ray imaging to observe the causes of imperfections that formed in complex 3D printed metal alloy components.

If this technique becomes widely deployed, it could make a range of components, from artificial hip joints to aircraft parts, stronger and more durable.

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