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<lastmod>2026-08-19</lastmod>
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<image:title>Comparison of a green and sintered Inconel 718 blade produced by low-cost MEX, showing metallic appearance, dimensional shrinkage, high surface definition, and shape retention after thermal debinding and sintering.</image:title>
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<image:title>Schematic of the conventional MEX-PDS process showing material extrusion, thermal binder removal, sintering in an electric furnace, and the final metallic component.</image:title>
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<image:title>SEM image of metal-filled filament showing spherical metallic powder particles dispersed within a polymeric binder matrix used to enable low-temperature material extrusion.</image:title>
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<image:title>3D blade model in slicing software used to convert the component geometry into layers, toolpaths, and machine instructions for MEX printing.</image:title>
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<image:title>Inconel 718 blade during MEX printing with support structures for complex overhangs, showing high surface definition and geometric accuracy.</image:title>
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<image:title>MEX-printed Inconel 718 green blade showing complex geometry, high surface definition, and good shape retention before debinding and sintering.</image:title>
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<image:title>Sintered Inconel 718 blade processed by MEX-PDS, showing a pronounced metallic appearance and good preservation of its complex geometry after thermal processing.</image:title>
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<image:title>Green, brown, and sintered Inconel 718 samples processed by MEX-PDS, showing well-defined printed layers, residual printing defects, good shape retention, and approximately 98% relative density after sintering.</image:title>
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<image:title>Micrographs of MEX-PDS Inconel 718 showing high densification and the influence of printing infill strategy on the distribution of residual defects.</image:title>
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<image:title>MEX-printed Al 6061 heat sink in the green state, showing thin fins, complex geometry, and high feature definition before thermal debinding and sintering.</image:title>
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<image:title>Al 6061 samples processed by MEX-PDS at increasing sintering times, showing improved consolidation with time and increased oxidation after excessive thermal exposure.</image:title>
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<image:title>Micrographs of MEX-PDS Al 6061 produced with two different infill strategies, both showing high densification after sintering.</image:title>
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<image:title>Multimaterial metallic samples processed by MEX-PDS, combining different materials to investigate their compatibility, interfacial reactions, and behavior during sintering.</image:title>
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<image:title>Bilayer multimaterial sample processed by MEX-PDS, combining two metallic materials to study interfacial bonding, diffusion, and reactions during sintering.</image:title>
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<image:title>Three-layer multimaterial sandwich sample processed by MEX-PDS, showing high-quality bonding and continuous interfaces between the metallic layers.</image:title>
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<loc>https://www.abraham-sanchez-romero.com/portfolio-collections/solar-powered-additive-manufacturing/engineering-innovations</loc>
<lastmod>2026-08-19</lastmod>
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<image:title>Solar additive manufacturing of lunar regolith in a powder bed, where concentrated solar radiation selectively melts the material through rapid, localized heating.</image:title>
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<image:title>Basalt powder bed during fixed-spot selective melting with Concentrated Solar Energy, showing the localized red-hot ceramic melt achieved within only a few minutes of solar exposure.</image:title>
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<image:title>Anorthosite powder bed during fixed-spot selective melting with Concentrated Solar Energy. Its light color and high reflectivity require higher solar power to produce the localized red-hot ceramic melt.</image:title>
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<image:title>Basalt powder layer after selective solar melting of three adjacent points, showing effective bonding between the melted regions with clean interfaces and no visible cracks.</image:title>
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<image:title>Three-point basalt sample removed from the powder bed, showing three identified and well-bonded melted points with no visible cracks and a clear transition between the amorphous melted region and the surrounding sintered material.</image:title>
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<image:title>Basalt sample removed from the powder bed after concentrated solar processing, showing five selectively melted points arranged in two parallel scanning tracks.</image:title>
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<image:title>Basalt sample composed of two stacked layers, each formed by a three-point scanning track using Concentrated Solar Energy, demonstrating vertical growth through layer-by-layer solar powder-bed additive manufacturing.</image:title>
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<image:title>Fixed-spot solar-processed anorthosite sample showing a greenish amorphous region surrounded by sintered material, with trapped air bubbles and localized cracks visible through the partially transparent material.</image:title>
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<image:title>Three-point solar-processed anorthosite sample showing bonded adjacent regions, a greenish amorphous phase surrounded by sintered material, and visible trapped air bubbles and localized cracks.</image:title>
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<image:title>Anorthosite sample composed of three stacked layers produced by selective solar processing, demonstrating vertical growth through layer-by-layer powder-bed additive manufacturing.</image:title>
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<image:title>Cross-section of a solar-processed lunar regolith sample showing clearly differentiated amorphous, crystalline, and sintered regions resulting from concentrated solar processing.</image:title>
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<loc>https://www.abraham-sanchez-romero.com/portfolio-collections/solar-powered-additive-manufacturing/innovative-design-concepts</loc>
<lastmod>2026-08-19</lastmod>
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<image:title>Solar additive manufacturing of lunar regolith in a powder bed, where concentrated solar radiation selectively melts the material through rapid, localized heating.</image:title>
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<image:title>Solar powder-bed additive manufacturing process using Concentrated Solar Energy to selectively sinter metallic powder. Two-directional scanning defines the geometry of each layer, while successive powder deposition enables vertical growth of the component to produce three-dimensional parts.</image:title>
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<lastmod>2026-08-19</lastmod>
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<loc>https://www.abraham-sanchez-romero.com/portfolio-collections/solar-powered-additive-manufacturing/cutting-edge-technology</loc>
<lastmod>2026-08-19</lastmod>
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<image:title>Ti-6Al-4V ring manufactured by low-cost MEX 3D printing and processed through solar debinding and sintering using Concentrated Solar Energy at the Odeillo Solar Furnace.</image:title>
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<image:title>MEX 3D-printed metal component processing using Concentrated Solar Energy (CSE), showing the main stages from printing to solar debinding and sintering to obtain the final consolidated metallic component.</image:title>
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<image:title>Ti-6Al-4V MEX components undergoing solar thermal debinding at the Odeillo Solar Furnace, with concentrated solar radiation entering the reaction chamber and binder decomposition gases visible during processing.</image:title>
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<image:title>Complex Ti-6Al-4V ring used as a technological demonstrator during solar sintering at the Odeillo Solar Furnace, with concentrated solar radiation directly focused onto its surface inside the reaction chamber.</image:title>
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<image:title>Red-hot cylindrical Ti6Al4V sample during sintering with concentrated solar energy at the Odeillo Solar Furnace, showing a high degree of densification.</image:title>
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<image:title>Highly densified cylindrical Ti-6Al-4V MEX specimen after solar debinding and sintering using Concentrated Solar Energy, showing its characteristic metallic surface finish.</image:title>
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