Tech Talk: Measuring Density of Additively-Manufactured Materials

October 9, 2020 6:29 pm

The impacts of porosity in additively-manufactured (AM) specimens on mechanical properties are well-known. In this webinar, NSL’s Director of Technology Development, Dr. Dave van der Wiel, will discuss the various techniques commonly used to characterize the porosity and density of AM bodies. You will learn how scientists draw conclusions by analyzing and interpreting resulting data.

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