Engineering and Technologynpj Materials Degradation
Enhanced corrosion resistance of additively manufactured stainless steel by modification of feedstock
V. B. Vukkum, J. Christudasjustus, et al.
Discover how researchers V. B. Vukkum, J. Christudasjustus, A. A. Darwish, S. M. Storck, and R. K. Gupta enhanced the corrosion resistance of selective laser melted 316L stainless steel by modifying feedstock material. Their findings reveal intriguing improvements in microstructure and material composition that may revolutionize corrosion performance in engineering applications.
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