Comparison of microstructure and mechanical behavior of Ti-35Nb manufactured by laser powder bed fusion from elemental powder mixture and prealloyed powder
Jincheng Wang(Northwestern Polytechnical University), Lai‐Chang Zhang(Edith Cowan University), T.B. Sercombe(The University of Western Australia), Yujing Liu(National Institutes of Health), Lei Wang(Northeastern University), Yusheng Zhang(Shandong University of Technology), Shun‐Xing Liang(Guangdong University of Technology)
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