Optimizing 3D-Printed, Reusable Metal N95 Filters by 3D Characterization and Modeling
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Abstract
Abstract As N95 masks are in short supply and high demand, reusable, sterilizable metal filters for masks built using 3D microstructural characterization and simulation methods are a promising alternative.
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Research context
OpenAlex topics: Additive Manufacturing and 3D Printing Technologies · Radiative Heat Transfer Studies
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Affiliations
University of Pittsburgh , Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Ansys Inc. , Canonsburg, Pennsylvania
The ExOne Company , North Huntingdon, Pennsylvania
Synopsys Inc. , Mountain View, California
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