Computational Product Design and Digital Manufacturing

Hybrid Materials and Advanced Manufacturing

Techniques and Applications, Volume 1

Computational Product Design and Digital Manufacturing: Hybrid Materials and Advanced Manufacturing

Provides an overview on the subject and integrates various interconnected fields, including composites, material science, hybrid materials, biomaterials, tribology, machining, optimization, additive manufacturing, and sustainable practices.

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Beschrijving Computational Product Design and Digital Manufacturing: Hybrid Materials and Advanced Manufacturing

ISBN: 9781032999067
Pagina's: 226
Verschenen: 19-02-2026
Serie: Computational Product Design and Digital Manufacturing
Rubriek: Technische wetenschappen

Druk: 1
Uitvoering: Hardback
Taal: Engels
Uitgever: Taylor & Francis Ltd

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